Flamenco Chicago LLC brings together the Midwest's best dancers, guitarists, and flamenco singers to put together a unique, entertaining show geared to your specific event. You give us your vision, describe your audience, and we'll work with you to ensure a fabulous, memorable event unlike any other. For more about how we work, and what we can do for you, here's where to click. Flamenco Chicago produces only first-rate flamenco entertainment using top professional artists and company dancers. You can feel confident that we deliver the best in flamenco: beautiful dancers, fabulous costumes, exciting choreography, and electrifying live music.

In addition to directing Flamenco Chicago LLC, a flamenco dance studio with 70+ students, Rosetta Magdalen has been a member and/or soloist with several flamenco companies, including Soul y Duende Spanish Dance Theatre, Sueños de Fuego, and Alma Flamenca and has been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Dance Teacher magazine, Gapers Block, Chicagoist, Beverly Review, and other publications. In July 2010, Flamenco Chicago was featured as "Chicago's Best Flamenco Classes" by Chicago's Best on WGN-TV.

She has taught, performed and/or choreographed as guest artist for Beverly Arts Center, Chicago Ballet Arts, DePaul University School of Music, Elmhurst College, Na'ama Rose Dance Center, and other area educational institutions. She has coached ballroom dancers on flamenco styling for paso doble, and also consults with actors and singers in the development of flamenco-related roles. Most recently, she has worked with operatic soprano Melissa Treinkman in audition-preparation for the role of Carmen (as well as in the role of Mercedes with Utah Opera), and with the directors and cast of the musical Bernarda Alba, produced in Chicago by Bohemian Theatre Ensemble.

Rosetta's teaching is distinguished by having several students who are performing as flamenco dancers professionally and semi-professionally.

Recently, several flamenco teachers in the Chicago area have followed Flamenco Chicago in mounting student showcases. It has been gratifying to note that many of the dancers performing in these showcases have received most or all of their elementary and intermediate level flamenco training with Rosetta, studying with her for several years or more. Many of these students have also participated in professional performances with Rosetta and were coached by her to perform their first solos. It's wonderful to see that Flamenco Chicago is so well-represented as a training center, and to have our students as the most talented and featured participants in flamenco showcases throughout the city.

Flamenco Chicago studio celebrates its seventh anniversary in March 2010.