Fall Flamenco Classes
This fall is for Flamenco!
Stay tuned for information for our upcoming classes this fall!
In-person Flamenco Group Classes
In-person Private Lessons
More info to come!
By appointment only. Personalized in-person flamenco instruction tailored to your individual needs and aspirations. Before beginning lessons, we’ll discuss your goals, experience, and areas of focus to develop an approach that best supports your growth as a dancer.
Virtual Private Lessons
By appointment only. Personalized online flamenco instruction tailored to your individual needs and aspirations. Before beginning lessons, we’ll discuss your goals, experience, and areas of focus to develop an approach that best supports your growth as a dancer.
My Teaching Style
Flamenco is more than steps—it's a conversation between the body, the music, and culture. My approach blends biomechanics with a deep appreciation for the traditions and global influences that give flamenco its voice. In group, private, and semi-private lessons, I create a space where students feel heard, challenged, and supported.
My teaching style combines the attentive listening of a thoughtful guide with the curiosity of a cultural explorer and the clarity of a reporter—I listen carefully, identify what's important, and distill complex ideas into practical, actionable guidance. My teaching is direct, practical, and rooted in helping every dancer move with greater ease, expression, and confidence.
FAQ
What should I wear?
What do I need to buy?
What if I've never danced before?
Dress comfortably. Slacks, sweatpants, long skirts with tees or sweatshirts are all acceptable. If you do not have flamenco shoes, please wear a comfortable, close-toed shoe, like sneakers. Avoid sandals or platform shoes.
There is no need to purchase flamenco gear (including shoes, outfits, fans or shawls) at the beginning of your journey. However, for suggestions on good shoes for beginners, send us an email.
That's okay! Just begin and try not to worry about the length of the journey.