START OF CLASSES: October 2 at 18:00
📅 Classes take place every Thursday at 18:00
Meeting place: Centre for Inclusive Art / Theatre 21
ul. Władysława Skoczylasa 10/12, Warsaw
The space is architecturally accessible. Participation in the classes is free of charge.
Registrations required: rezerwacje@teatr21.pl
Flamenco is not only music and dance — it is an art and a way of life, full of the energy of Andalusia. It speaks about matters natural and close to humans: joy, love, longing, death, pain. Flamenco music and dance convey both energy, strength and hope, as well as longing, suffering and faith.
Together we will move to beautiful Andalusia — full of celebration of life, the scent of orange blossoms and jasmine. Flamenco is made up of combined singing, dance and music. Flamenco dance is most often solo and includes elements of improvisation. During the classes we will learn different ways of expression to feel the richness of the flamenco world. In the first class we will learn tangos — a traditional style, with many variations, danced in a 4/4 rhythm.
Recommended attire:
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Magdalena Siwecka — dancer, choreographer and flamenco dance educator. She began her career as a child with classical, contemporary and Polish folk dance. She graduated in art history from the University of Warsaw (specialization in costume studies).
She has been professionally involved in flamenco for over 20 years, training in Poland and Spain with outstanding teachers. She is a soloist, choreographer and founder of the projects PROYECTO FLAMENCO “CORAZÓN Y ALMA” and CAFÉ CORTAO COMPAÑÍA FLAMENCA. She has extensive concert and teaching experience, including leading inclusive classes for people with disabilities, including in cooperation with the Centre for Inclusive Art / Theatre 21 in Warsaw.
