[Tango-A] last chance for classes with Paulo Araujo before he leaves SF Bay area

[Stella]

Paulo is a poet  of the human body sculpting curves and sinuosities using the language of tango.  His style is unconventional; his teaching seeks to explore more profound levels of human experience and understanding.  People who have watched him work are amazed at how much he is able to accomplish in just an hour.     He personally supervises the class, dancing with both male and female students until they are able to reach their personal limits.   His goals are fluidity of movement, joy in dance, the comfortable     close embrace and working with each student to enable them to find their own true tango.  He has taught all over the world, including many trips to Italy, Slovenia, and Israel.  He has a studio and weekly milonga in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil in the Botafogo district called Café Xango, Instituto Brasileiro do Tango.

Advanced Series:  Lake Merritt Dance Center, 200 Grand Ave., Oakland

Saturday, August 19th:  A Day of Boleos and Sacadas

1-2:15 p.m.                  Line boleos with changes of direction, body boleos

2:30-3:45 p.m.            Who's Being Saccadaed Now

4-5:15 p.m.                  Boleos mixed with Sacadas

 

Sunday August 20th:             Renaissance Ballroom, 285 Ellis St, SF

2-3:15 p.m.                  Technical and Emotional Movements

3:30-4:45 p.m.            From Colgadas to Volcadas

5-6:15 p.m.                  Unusual Adornments for Men and Women

 

For any of the intermediate or advanced series at Lake Merritt or Renaissance Ballroom:  $25/class or $65 for the series of 3 with pre-payment by August 10th.  Checks should be mailed to 30 the Uplands, Berkeley 94705.  Drop-in rate $28/class or $75 for all 3.   Please, no substitutions or refunds.  An attempt will be made to gender balance these classes, but it is not guaranteed because of imbalances caused by last minute drop-ins.  We will do rotations during the class.     Contact Stella at 510-655-3585 or email smling at msn.com for more information.

 
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