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Watch the Rhythm of the Dance show, a cultural performance that blends traditional Turkish dances such as Ottoman, Zeybek, Roman Gypsy, and Balkan with elaborate costumes, animation, live music, and belly dancing. Each dance genre interacts on stage in perfect harmony, telling a unified story. Held at the Hodjapasha Cultural Complex, a converted 16th-century steam bath turned arts centre, settle in for an evening of entertainment set in a historic Ottoman-era building.
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Hoca Paşa, Hodjapasha Cultural Complex, Hocapaşa Hamamı Sokak, Fatih, Istanbul, Türkiye
Make your way directly to the Hodjapasha Cultural Complex on Hocapaşa Hamamı Sokak in the Fatih district. Present your mobile or printed ticket at the entrance. Seats are allocated on arrival in booking order, so aim to arrive a few minutes before the show begins.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile or printed)
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted at the door — no printing necessary.
How are seats assigned? Can I choose where I sit?
Seats are allocated on a first-booked, first-served basis. The earlier you book, the better your position in the seating queue on the night.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchairs are not permitted inside the theatre. Guests with mobility requirements should contact us before booking to discuss options.
Can children attend, and is there a charge for very young children?
Children under 4 years old are admitted free of charge; however, they will not be allocated a seat and must sit on a parent or guardian's lap.
What language is the show performed in?
The performance is dance- and music-led with no spoken narration, making it fully accessible regardless of your language.
Where exactly is the Hodjapasha Cultural Complex?
It is located on Hocapaşa Hamamı Sokak in the Fatih district of Istanbul, close to Sirkeci and a short walk from the historic Sultanahmet area.