Instructors: Darrell Dieringer and Sarah Calhoun
Enrollment: limit 20 per workshop
Tuition:
Offered by: Art of Dance Ballroom Dance School
Pre-registration is required. Contact the Instructor to reserve space in this class, regardless of whether you have already been taking classes or Private Lessons with these instructors.
You do not need to enroll with a partner. Partner changes occur frequently in class.
Please fill out all pertinent Registration Material, and bring it with you on the first day of class.
We will be offering three workshops over UW’s Spring Break:
Tuesday (4:30 – 6:00): American Rhythm Technique
Thursday (6:00 – 7:30): Partnering and Connection (Rumba)
Thursday (7:30 – 9:00): Dips and Tricks
These workshops are for you if…
You have completed one of Darrell’s or Sarah’s recent classes, including but not limited to UW Summer 2009, UW Fall 2009, Salsa/Latin 102, New Dancer American Rhythm, Fox Trot 101, or Salsa 101.
Or if you are presently taking Darrell’s Salsa/Latin 103 or UW Winter/Spring 2010; or Sarah’s Rumba 101.
These workshops are also open to friends of the studio who have previously taken classes with either Darrell or Sarah. Students should be familiar with cuddles, hammerlocks, under-arm turns, and the movement-of and reaction-to space – these are skills that both Darrell and Sarah teach in their beginner/new-dancer classes. Come to any or all workshops, and bring your friends!
Taught by: Darrell Dieringer and Sarah Calhoun
Time: Tuesday, 30 March 2010 (4:30 – 6:00)
Held at: State Street Center (122 State St), 3rd Floor Studio
Description:
We will work to develop the full-body Cuban motion that is part of every American-style Rhythm dance (cha cha / rumba / swing / bolero / mambo). Developing good technique will help set your dancing apart, and allow you to effortlessly stand out on the floor! Topics covered may include: hip and core motion, foot placement and turnout, arm styling, upper-body motion, and posture.
Taught by: Sarah Calhoun
Time: Thursday, 1 April 2010 (6:00 – 7:30)
Held at: Kanopy Dance
Description: A strong connection can take your dancing from good to fantastic! We will be working specifically on Rumba, though these same principles are portable to all other dances. Discovering how you hold your own body and how it interacts with a partner will change the way you dance forever!
The class will emphasize creating a solid constant connection between the lead and follow and how to use that connection throughout the entire dance and in every move that we create! In addition to Rumba technique, we will be learning how two bodies create motion together.
Taught by: Sarah Calhoun
Time: Thursday, 1 April 2010 (7:30 – 9:00)
Held at: Kanopy Dance
Description:
Learn some socially leadable and FUN and FLASHY dips and tricks to use at your next dance gathering! Along with partnering, we will work on musical interpretation, in-class performances (for the other class participants – optional, but encouraged), developing greater strength/balance/flexibility, movement technique, and unlocking your individual and combined creativity.
Please, no Street Shoes on the dance floor. Dance shoes, dance sneakers, or stocking feet are all fine.
Pre-registration is required. Contact the Instructor to reserve space in this class.
Kanopy Kanopy dance studio is located in Downtown Madison on State Street. Nearby parking is available in the Overture Center Parking Ramp and the Capitol Parking Ramp. The studio is located on the second floor above the Gap clothing store. The door to enter the studio is to the left of the Gap. This is a one-time-only or short-duration event with enrollment open to the public (unless otherwise specified). Specific limitations or requirements may apply. Please read all information carefully. Gift certificates or discount specials issued by the studio may not be used for this activity unless otherwise specifically described above. Contact the organizer directy for information about the activity and for enrollment or participation reqirements. 
Held at:
341 State Street,
Madison, WI
(608) 255-2211
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