Cambridge Tango Festival WORKSHOS with Homer Ladas and Gaia Pisauro
November 10th-12th 2006
Friday 10th November:
8.00-10.00pm: Tango Games to get you Connected - All levels
10.00-11.00pm: Practica with Homer and Gaia
Saturday 11th November:
10-12am: Milonga - A Musical Tool Kit - All levels
1.00-3.00pm: Secrets of Tango Flow Part I. Partner
Interactions - Intermediate level+
3.30-5.30pm: Getting Creative in your dance - Advanced
level
Saturday Ball - All night:
9.00pm-morning - croissant for those who make it!
Live music by Tanzango and fantastic snack buffet.
£10 (£8 concessions) Ball tickets only sold on the
door.
Sunday 12th November:
1.30-3.30pm: Secrets of Tango Flow Part II -
Intermediate level+
4.00-6.00pm: Colgada’s - Advanced level+
Homer Ladas and Gaia Pisauro
Homer has been dancing tango obsessively since 1997 and teaching full-time since 2002. He focuses on a fusion of open & close embrace tango ideologies... while emphasizing the social aspects of connection, musicality, and floorcraft.
Gaia has been teaching for 10 years and is one of the main tango teachers in Berlin. They are committed to helping dancers discover thattango is more than just steps, and that everyone holds within them a creative voice to share with their partners.
see http://organictangosf.info/bio_SF.htm for more details about Homer
Booking
All workshops must be booked in advance Please book with a partner.Contact Sam on:
++44 (0)1223 721344
tangamentesam@yahoo and add .co.uk to the end
Prices
£15 per workshop (£10 concessions)Discount of £8 if doing 4 or more classes.
Venue
The Centre at St. Paul'sCorner of Hills Road and St. Paul's Road, Cambridge
Further information
Intermediate level workshops for dancers with at least 1 year regular experience.Advanced level workshops for dancers with at least 2.5 years regular experience.
More tango with Homer 3-5th November in Oxford
We are co-ordinating with Tangueros Anonymous in Oxford, where Homer is teaching different workshops on 3rd-5th November. Discounts apply to both weekends (Oxford and Cambridge), so why not come to both! We are hoping to arrange transport between Oxford and Cambridge, and accomodation swaps between the two communities. Come!
See www.tanguerosanonymous.co.uk for more details.