Forever Tango

Forever Tango tells the story of the birth of tango in 19th century Argentina where thousands of men, having abandoned a disintegrating Europe to emigrate to South America, found themselves in a crowded abattoirs, bars and street corners of the arrabales (suburbs) and in the enramadas (brothels). The tango was born from this lonely and violent existence. Originally shunned by the Argentina society as indecent, the tango became an overnight craze in upper-class Paris when Argentine intellectuals taught it when traveling abroad.
Forever Tango opened on Broadway on June 1997 for what was expected to be an eight-week engagement, run for 14 months and has since been back to New York on Broadway on three separate occasions.
Luis Bravo, creator/director of the show, is a world-class cellist who has performed with major symphonies throughout the world.

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