We had a private Tour Guide that arranged for us to attend one of the one hour tours given by the…read moretheater staff. Our assigned time was 2 PM so we arrived 10 minutes prior and began the lineup process. If you've never toured this theater, I would highly recommend you do so. It is absolutely stunning, so many ornate details to see. We were taken into several different areas of the theater, including the main grand entrance, the theater itself where we were able to sit in one of the box seating and the French styled room where the upper level patrons rest during intermission. Not only did she cover the history, but she also covered many stories of some of their famous attendees, where people sit, including the widows area back in the day where widows couldn't be seen at social functions It's definitely worth your time!

Absolutely beautiful theater. I went on a guided tour and it was great. Out tour guide was very…read moreknowledgeable about the theater and the historical aspects and significance behind this building. Getting tickets for the visit is fairly easy and you can get them online. Be punctual as this visits start right on time.

If you would like to see a really good tango show and enjoy a tango show that is not just made up…read morefor people to watch as a tourist, this is your place. This place is very authentic and in a very small environment where no matter where you sit, you are in the front row. There's only about 20 seats. You really feel like you're part of the show. They offer an absolutely delicious meal that includes cocktails and or wine. They also will pick you up and drop you off where you need to be. All in all this is the best tango show in Argentina. We spoke with many other tourists who watched other tango shows and when we compared notes, hands-down this was the place to be. I would highly recommend this tango show as they treat you like a person and not just a number. Also, the same people who are in the show will give you a tango lesson and interact with you at the end. Everybody is top notch, professional and extremely friendly.

From the owner: With only 20 seats per show, is the most intimate Tango Show in Buenos Aires. We are the best…read morerated Tango Show in Trip Advisor thanks to our amazing Dancers, talented Tango Trio and Singer and excellent personalized service. Experience Tango only a few feet away.

This place was magic. Something from a hazy hallucinogenic Richard Linklater dream. It's a vibe…read more It's alive. Great empanadas and cocktails and wine. Arrive by 10pm on Sunday or Wednesday to grab a seat and then enjoy 1 hour of the most amazing music and folks doing the tango.

Loved this place. A total joy to watch people dance. Great wine for a very reasonable price and…read morecover entry cost was about $5. It was worth every penny of it.

One of our favorite experiences of the trip! We didn't understand the storyline, but it was amazing…read moreregardless. The tickets were reasonably priced, and the tables were clean, and they had various food and drink items. It was a lovely energy, and I'd absolutely recommend it!

We booked a last-minute ticket to see the show at Tango Porteño. You have options to include…read moredinner, snacks/drinks, or just the show itself. We opted for the $40 "show only" ticket. First, the positives: the performers and the live band are insanely talented. The dancing and music were genuinely impressive, and we really enjoyed the performance. The theater looks incredibly grand from the outside and in photos, though it's actually a bit smaller and more intimate once you get inside. However, you should know what you are getting with the show-only ticket. You are forced to sit in a very narrow balcony. The seats are just simple wooden dining chairs (not very comfortable), and the view isn't great. It feels a bit like sitting in the front row of a movie theater, but instead of looking up, you are awkwardly looking down. There is a glass panel with rails around the edge that gets in the way, so even people in the first row of the balcony have to constantly lean forward against the edge of their seats to see the stage below. Floor seating is reserved for those who buy the dinner/snack packages, which presumably offers a much better view. We skipped that because we heard the food isn't great and the wait time between dinner and the actual show is pretty long. A quick tip: the balcony is first-come, first-served. We arrived about 15 minutes before the show started and still had plenty of seats to choose from. There are lots of other tango shows in the city (some much cheaper), and this one is definitely catered heavily toward tourists. But despite the lacking seats and the awkward balcony view, the sheer talent on stage still made for a great night.

From the owner: Teatro Timbre4, Buenos Aires, Argentina Dirección: Claudio…read moreTolcachir Algo de su historia La compañia nace en el año 1999, creada por un grupo de teatrístas con orígenes y formaciones diversas. En el año 2001, este grupo, que para ese entonces ya se hallaba plenamente conformado y en funcionamiento, tuvo la necesidad de generar un espacio propio donde poder llevar a cabo investigaciones, entrenamientos y exposiciones, para lo cual construyo de acuerdo a sus necesidades Timbre 4. Timbre 4 fue desde el principio un lugar de trabajo. Hoy, apenas diez años después de abrir sus puertas, no sólo funciona como sala teatral sino que durante toda la semana recibe alumnos de teatro que entrenan y se forman como actores. De Timbre 4, dicen sus fundadores: "Es una casa. Y la casa es una escuela. Y la escuela es un teatro...". Desde sus inicios la compañía desarrollo con éxito los siguientes proyectos; Tercer Cuerpo (la historia de un intento absurdo) de Claudio Tolcachir; Lisístrata- cruzada de