Tango, anyone?
Anyone interested in going with me to a "tango crash course" the evening of July 21?
*NEW!!! Argentine Tango Crash Course with AnaLinda Marcus!*
*In Boston’s North End*
*At the Jeanette Neill Dance Studio*
Wednesday, July 21st 6:30- 10p
NO dance experience, nor partner required!
The underworld of authentic Argentine Tango is a fascinating place. You dance with friends and strangers for hours knowing only the magic of improvisation and mutual dance dialog. To accomplish this each partner
learns a language that is universal, but combines infinitely, and with clarity. This crash course will teach those skills. Later the Argentine Tango dancer elaborates their own construction of the dance and followers participate with their special musical energy and influence. The dance communicates sensuality, emotion, and power. Tango celebrates connection. You can dance tango in venues across the city and world-wide. We will learn the basic elements, and practice drills. Join me and my assistant Paul Walcott in opening the Pandora's Box that is Argentine tango. Based on the response to this course can continue with more advanced offerings.
*Schedule:*
Session One 6:30- 7:50
Session Two 8:00-9:30
9:30-10p Supervised Practice/Coaching session
*Registration Information and Pricing*
This course requires a minimum *pre-registration by July 14th*. Please contact us to pre-register and receive a reduced rate of $60 a person. Prices at the door are $65 a person or $120 for people signing up as partners. However, we rotate partners to develop the strongest lead/follow improvisational skills.
* **Contact AnaLinda* directly for registration questions or further information
cell 617 512-0430 *http//www.tangoembrace.com/*
*Please write checks for pre-registration to AnaLinda Marcus and mail to:*
AnaLinda c/o Paul Walcott, *SOWA Galleries, 450 Harrison Ave *suite #224*Boston, MA 02118
*
Please wear a smooth-soled shoe (a dance sneaker, jazz flat, character shoe, ballroom or tango shoe).
*Argentine Tango Crash Course Location: Jeannette Neill Dance Studio,*
261 Friend Street, 5th Floor Boston, MA 02114 ph: 617.523.1355 fax: 617.557.4404 info@jndance.com**
* *
Taking public transportation to the Studio Take the Green Line (B or E Train) or the Orange Line subway trains to North Station. Take a left onto Causeway Street (the street in front of the Fleet Center) and the second left onto Friend Street at Halftime Pizza.
*By Car*
Parking Validated parking ($3.00 for 3 hours) is offered at Haymarket Garage on Sudbury Street (at the far end of Friend Street). Have your ticket validated in the convenience store in the garage. Or, there is street parking and several lots and garages nearby.
*AnaLinda’s Capsule Biography*
AnaLinda has been a social dancer form from hip hop through Salsa for 40 years. Argentine Tango became her obsession as soon as she found it. She hales from New York but has lived and taught Tango in Boston for almost a decade. Though she has performed Latin Dance for as long, she now concentrates on the internal connection between a dance pair and shows dancers how to externalize that connection so the dance is aesthetically beautiful. She has taught and performed all over New England and is currently on the faculty of the Dance Complex, in Cambridge as well as teaching privately in her studio in the South End.
*NEW!!! Argentine Tango Crash Course with AnaLinda Marcus!*
*In Boston’s North End*
*At the Jeanette Neill Dance Studio*
Wednesday, July 21st 6:30- 10p
NO dance experience, nor partner required!
The underworld of authentic Argentine Tango is a fascinating place. You dance with friends and strangers for hours knowing only the magic of improvisation and mutual dance dialog. To accomplish this each partner
learns a language that is universal, but combines infinitely, and with clarity. This crash course will teach those skills. Later the Argentine Tango dancer elaborates their own construction of the dance and followers participate with their special musical energy and influence. The dance communicates sensuality, emotion, and power. Tango celebrates connection. You can dance tango in venues across the city and world-wide. We will learn the basic elements, and practice drills. Join me and my assistant Paul Walcott in opening the Pandora's Box that is Argentine tango. Based on the response to this course can continue with more advanced offerings.
*Schedule:*
Session One 6:30- 7:50
Session Two 8:00-9:30
9:30-10p Supervised Practice/Coaching session
*Registration Information and Pricing*
This course requires a minimum *pre-registration by July 14th*. Please contact us to pre-register and receive a reduced rate of $60 a person. Prices at the door are $65 a person or $120 for people signing up as partners. However, we rotate partners to develop the strongest lead/follow improvisational skills.
* **Contact AnaLinda* directly for registration questions or further information
cell 617 512-0430 *http//www.tangoembrace.com/*
*Please write checks for pre-registration to AnaLinda Marcus and mail to:*
AnaLinda c/o Paul Walcott, *SOWA Galleries, 450 Harrison Ave *suite #224*Boston, MA 02118
*
Please wear a smooth-soled shoe (a dance sneaker, jazz flat, character shoe, ballroom or tango shoe).
*Argentine Tango Crash Course Location: Jeannette Neill Dance Studio,*
261 Friend Street, 5th Floor Boston, MA 02114 ph: 617.523.1355 fax: 617.557.4404 info@jndance.com**
* *
Taking public transportation to the Studio Take the Green Line (B or E Train) or the Orange Line subway trains to North Station. Take a left onto Causeway Street (the street in front of the Fleet Center) and the second left onto Friend Street at Halftime Pizza.
*By Car*
Parking Validated parking ($3.00 for 3 hours) is offered at Haymarket Garage on Sudbury Street (at the far end of Friend Street). Have your ticket validated in the convenience store in the garage. Or, there is street parking and several lots and garages nearby.
*AnaLinda’s Capsule Biography*
AnaLinda has been a social dancer form from hip hop through Salsa for 40 years. Argentine Tango became her obsession as soon as she found it. She hales from New York but has lived and taught Tango in Boston for almost a decade. Though she has performed Latin Dance for as long, she now concentrates on the internal connection between a dance pair and shows dancers how to externalize that connection so the dance is aesthetically beautiful. She has taught and performed all over New England and is currently on the faculty of the Dance Complex, in Cambridge as well as teaching privately in her studio in the South End.