[Tango-A] NA-W: Paulo Araujo at Lake Merritt Dance Center Aug. 7 and 14, 2006 - Oakland, CA

[Eugene & Jeanne Hill]

PAULO ARAUJO Teaches Argentine Tango

Paulo is a poet of the human body sculpting curves and sinuosity 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, Brazil in the Botafogo district called
Café Xango, Instituto Brasileiro do Tango.

Stella Ling will be translating for the classes and assisting with the 
demonstrations.

Lake Merritt Dance Center, 200 Grand Ave, Oakland

Monday -  August 7 - Focusing on your partner's needs and desires
Monday -  August 14 - Musicality and incorporating the pause in your dance

7:30-8:15 p.m.            Beginner class without practice $10
            			 Beginner class with practice $15
8:30-9:30 p.m.            Intermediate class with practice $20
                                  (Both classes plus practice $25)
9:30-10:30 p.m.          Practica alone $5

PAULO ARAUJO will also teach and perform at our LAKE MERRITT MILONGA, on
Saturday, August 12, 2006, Class 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm - Dance 9:00 pm -
12:00 pm.  Price $15 class & dance – $12 dance only (Refreshments
included) .
Music by DJ – Emilio Flores.

Lake Merritt Dance Center, Oakland Veterans Hall, 200 Grand Avenue, at
Bay/Harrison Streets, Oakland

For more information, please contact Jeanne ("Jan") at
genejeanne at comcast.net, (925) 283-0191,
http://lakemerrittdancecenter.com/_wsn/page5.html

Jeanne ("Jan")