Our recent 6 week Thursday class series finished on April 11th. We are taking a one week break before the next series with no classes on Thursday April 18th.
Wondering about the next 6 week series or wanting to sign up? More information below.
Classes run Thursday nights at Sugar Swing.
6 – 7 Beginner
This class works with some of the basic elements of flamenco dance: arms, footwork, movement and clapping. Students will gain an understanding of flamenco terminology, rhythm, music, and structure as they learn how to dance, clap, and improvise within the 4 count.
The upcoming series will focus on improvisation within the song and learning to accompany other dancers with clapping.
7 – 8 Beg/Int
The upcoming series will focus on dancing bulerias solo and in pairs and learning to accompany with clapping. If you haven’t attended this level yet, please contact me before registering.
8 – 9 Int/Adv
Along with technique, we will continue to work with Caña with a focus on pulling the whole piece together. If you haven’t attended this level at all since September, please contact me before registering.
We’re taking a break from technique classes and will resume after Easter. There are no technique classes on March 25th or April 1st.
Looking to improve your flamenco technique? Join my weekly class working on arms, hands, marking, footwork, turns… This is a chance to focus on improving your foundational skills without having to remember a choreography or set of steps from week to week.
These classes are for Int /Adv students that have had some exposure to the 12 count. You do not need to be a past or current student of mine to attend. This class is not intended for Level 1 students. If you are a current student in Flamenco 2 or 3, this class is for you!
Mondays 8:00 – 9:00pm at Sugar Swing.
Next series – 4 Mondays: Apr 8 – Apr 29
The early-bird deadline is Apr 1st. Drop in also available – register via the drop in link
*Students currently registered in flamenco at Sugar Swing receive an additional 15% off.
Our first 6 week series finished last week and we are taking a break this week with no classes on Thursday the 29th. If you signed up for the full 12 week session in January, I’ll see you again on March 7th.
Wondering about this next 6 week series or wanting to sign up? Each series covers new material. More information below.
Classes run Thursday nights at Sugar Swing.
6 – 7 Beginner
This class works with some of the basic elements of flamenco dance: arms, footwork, movement and clapping. Students will gain an understanding of flamenco terminology, rhythm, music, and structure as they learn how to dance, clap, and improvise within the 4 count. The upcoming series will focus on a footwork section.
7 – 8 Beg/Int
Along with technique, we will continue to dance, clap, and improvise within the 12 count.
8 – 9 Int/Adv
Along with technique, we will continue to work with Caña with a focus on a footwork section.
The upcoming early-bird deadline is Feb 29th.
Series 1 – 6 weeks: Jan 18 – Feb 22 (ended) Series 2 – 6 weeks: Mar 7 – Apr 11*
*IMPORTANT – April 11th’s class will be all levels combined from 6:30 – 8:00
Looking to improve your flamenco technique? Join my new weekly class working on arms, hands, marking, footwork, turns… This is a chance to focus on improving your foundational skills without having to remember a choreography or set of steps from week to week.
These classes are for any student that has had some exposure to the 12 count. You do not need to be a past or current student of mine to attend.
Mondays 8:00 – 9:00pm at Sugar Swing.
This series – 4 Mondays: Feb 26 – Mar 18
The early-bird deadline is Feb 19th. Drop in also available – register via the drop in link
*Students currently registered in flamenco at Sugar Swing receive an additional 15% off.
The opportunity to run a weekly flamenco technique class has opened up at Sugar Swing!
I need some feedback from students first so I can determine if the class is viable. Please see below for details and a quick feedback form.
Session start date – mid-February
Mondays 8:00 – 9:00
We will be working on arms, hands, marking, footwork, turns etc. This class gives you a chance to focus on improving your foundational skills without having to remember a choreography or set of steps from week to week.
Level – These classes are for any student that has had some exposure to the 12 count. You do not need to be a past or current student of mine to attend. If you are a current student in Flamenco 2 or 3, this class is for you! (Level 1, not quite yet. Previous exposure to the 12 count is vital) As this is a multi-level class there will options for each area of focus for those needing it simplified or wanting more of a challenge.
Discounts (these are tentative but most probable):
$20/class rate when paying for a series up front, I’m just not sure how many classes will be in a series.
Discount for Students and Sugar Swing members
Discounted rate for students currently registered in Flamenco 2 or 3
Drop-in $22
If you are interested in a general flamenco technique class starting mid-February, could you please take a few seconds to fill out the google form at the link below? It is just 2 multiple choice questions about start date and registering for a series vs dropping-in. Filling it out does not require you to commit to classes. It is just to gauge interest and determine feasibility.
The google form is now closed. You can find out about technique class and the link to register on my CLASSES page.
The second series in our Fall flamenco session begins November 9th. If you registered for the 12 week session in September, you’re already set up. Weren’t able to start yet and want to join the upcoming 6 week series? Now is the time to register. Each series covers new material.
I’m giving a free 20 min teaser flamenco lesson at Sugar Swing’s Open House this Friday. Wondering what my classes are like? Just want a fun night to catch up and move with fellow dancers? Flamenco starts at 7:15. Stay for the night and get a taste of all Sugar Swing has to offer.
This is an evening of mainly social dancing, 20-30min lessons, and demonstrations, along with free snacks/drink, socializing, Q&A.
Good news! Sugar Swing has re-recoated their floor this summer and it is no longer slippery as it was after the first recoat in May. It’s back to normal and all ready for flamenco.
