≈ 24:00into the show
Flash 1
- Lasts6 seconds
- ColorAmber
- Pattern1 Hz
- Light sourceMoving Light
Watch for: Young Compay Meets Young Omara
What happens on stage (may include spoilers)
Song "Qué Bueno Baila Usted" - Dance Choreography
Flashing light summary
2flash sequences during the performance
13 secof flashing in total
| Part of show | Sequences | Flashing time |
|---|---|---|
| Whole performance | 2 | 13 sec |
| Act One | 1 | 6 sec |
| Act Two | 1 | 7 sec |
Source: the production’s lighting data spreadsheet for Buena Vista Social Club at the Schoenfeld Theatre. First public performance February 21, 2025. Lighting design by Tyler Micoleau.
Every flash, in order
Times are measured from the start of the show. Live performances vary, so use the times as a guide and listen for the “Watch for” moments.
See every flash in one table
| Time | Flash | Lasts | Color | Pattern | Light source | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Act One | ||||||
| ≈ 24:00 | Flash 1 | 6 seconds | Amber | 1 Hz | Moving Light | Young Compay Meets Young Omara |
| Act Two | ||||||
| ≈ 1:46:00 | Flash 2 | 7 seconds | Amber, White | 6 Hz | Moving Light | End of show / Ensemble Bows |
Act One · 1 flash sequence
Act Two · 1 flash sequence
≈ 1:46:00into the show
Flash 2
- Lasts7 seconds
- ColorAmber, White
- Pattern6 Hz
- Light sourceMoving Light
Watch for: End of show / Ensemble Bows
What happens on stage (may include spoilers)
During musician's bow
| Time | Flash | Lasts | Color | Pattern | Light source | Watch for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Act One | ||||||
| ≈ 24:00 | Flash 1 | 6 seconds | Amber | 1 Hz | Moving Light | Young Compay Meets Young Omara |
| Act Two | ||||||
| ≈ 1:46:00 | Flash 2 | 7 seconds | Amber, White | 6 Hz | Moving Light | End of show / Ensemble Bows |
Times are measured from the start of the show. Live performances vary, so use the times as a guide and listen for the “Watch for” moments. Full details: flashcue.org/broadway/buenavista/
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Times are approximate and can shift between performances. Duration and frequency describe the effect; they don’t predict how any one person will respond. How to use FlashCue
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