A Tango Taster Workshop

Get an authentic feel for what Tango is as a dance, and discover the codes and secrets of the milonga (a tango club).

A sophisticated introduction to Tango with one of the most respected teachers in the UK. An improvised dance from Buenos Aires, Tango was born of the diverse music, dance & culture brought to Argentina by immigrant communities at the turn of the nineteenth century.

This taster will be held on 3rd March at The Bankside Health Club, Blue Fin Building

110 Southwark Street, SE1 0SU

1.30-3.00 pm

£15.00

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The Workshop:

One could describe Tango as a conversation between two people walking in an embrace to the music. Focusing on connection, walking to the music, and with the introduction of a simple sequence, this session breaks preconceived notions giving you a real Taste of Tango

Your Teacher:

Jenney Surelia, a teacher and dancer from London is passionate about presenting Tango in it's social context in her classes. She started dancing Tango in 1999 in Paris with Edgardo Alberto Manero.

In 2005 Jenney founded A Taste of Tango and was invited to teach at Pineapple Dance Studios. Apart from her regular classes at Pineapple, she has taught and performed at the Sadler's Wells, the Royal Festival Hall amongst other places.

Your places are confirmed with a signed card sent through the post, and a confirmation email. Tasters run periodically through the year and are the introduction to a beginners course.

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