Tickets for Shusheta Milonga now available online!

Please follow the link below to the Eventbrite site, where you can pre-purchase your ticket.

Nb – there is a £2 entry fee at Dance Attic reception for non-members

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Shusheta Is The New Milonga @ Dance Attic – 11th March

Shusheta is the new pop-up milonga at Dance Attic in Fulham and will be running on various Fridays after our General Level class, with the first edition taking place next week on 11th March.

The details are as follows:

7.30-8.30pm General Level class with Jane – £6 (plus £2 Dance Attic entry)
8.30-10.00pm Milonga with DJ Vincenzo “Amortango” – £5 (plus £2 Dance Attic entry)
Special Price for Class & Milonga only £9 (plus £2 Dance Attic entry)

Dance Attic has changing rooms and a Cafe serving hot and cold food that is open till 10.00pm on Friday.

We hope to see you there! And don’t forget, although there is no milonga tonight, the class is running as usual.

For more information contact Jane: 07901551955 or tango167@yahoo.co.uk or visit www.tangolicious.co.uk

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Tangolicious – Argentine Tango Classes & Shows

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Immortal Tango For All

For those inspired by Immortal Tango, the hot new show running at Sadler’s Wells, you too can learn to dance the Argentine tango.

Tango is known as “the walking dance,” because of its basis in “caminata”, when the couple walk together in complete synchronicity with the leader either in front or to the left or right of the follower. Figures of eight, turns, hooks, leg whips, syncopation and adornments add flare and dynamics to the dance.

Tangolicious now has three classes running per week, including our new Chelsea class at a fantastic venue just off the King’s Road. We hope to see you there!

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Asi Se Come El Tango!

For those who haven’t yet visited Argentina, these are the delicious little cakes called “facturas” that are sold in the local bakeries or “panaderias” found every few blocks. They now cost about 4.50 pesos with a small discount for a dozen, though in 2006 they were only about 20 centavos each!

People eat them for breakfast, at tea-time or any time with mate, tea or coffee. Although, apart from the croissants or”medialunas”, they are quite heavy, with optional toppings and fillings of custard (crema inglesa), dulce de leche, a type of jam called “membrillo” or cream cheese, it’s so hot in summer that they are just the right snack to keep you going. Especially if you are going to be dancing tango at a milonga for 3 or 4 hours….

Tango Tuesdays at Danceworks!

Regular Drop-In Class every Tuesday in Studio 3 (top floor) 7.00-8.30pm

£10 plus Danceworks membership fee

General Level Class

http://danceworks.net/teachers/jane-solomon/

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Back From Buenos Aires – Tango Update:

My classes resumed last night at Chelsea Sports Centre and the schedule will continue as normal as per the details below. All classes are general level Drop-Ins so there is no need to book and you do not need a partner.

Thanks to my cover teacher, Janet Bar, who did a great job while I was away!

Tuesdays @ Danceworks, 7.00-8.30pm £10 plus DW membership fee at reception (16 Baderton Street, W1K 6 TN)

Thursdays@ Chelsea Sports Centre, Studio 2, 8.00-9.00pm 0 £7.50 first class, £10 per class when you pre-pay 5 or £15 per single class with the 6th class free (Chelsea Manor Street, SW3 5LP)

Fridays @ Dance Attic, 7.30-8.30pm – £6 plus DA membership fee at reception (368 North End Road, SW6 1LY)

Tonight! Tuesday at Danceworks – 7pm

Tonight’s class at Danceworks will focus on giros con sacadas (turns with displacements). We will be looking at both leaders’ and followers’ sacadas, to the foot and the leg, and how to incorporate these into the improvised dance.

Where: Danceworks, 16 Balderton Street, W1K 6TN (opposite Selfridges clock), nearest tube Bond Street or Oxford Circus

When: 7.00-8.30pm

Cost: £10 (plus membership fee at reception)

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