Classes
Eve specializes in the use of Flamenco props, such as the bata de cola skirt, manton (shawl) and abanico (fan). Information about classes below.Learn the ART of flamenco
Eve is an energetic dancer and person, and an excellent and patient teacher, who encourages and pushes her students in very positive ways. Eve builds her talent and competence from a strong base of dance and body work techniques, and her method for teaching is based on these important fundamentals. In Eve’s class students learn and master flamenco dance techniques, as well as proper techniques when using Flamenco dance props. Her specialty is the bata de cola skirt. Eve makes sure each and every student understands movement fundamentals and that they are doing them correctly. Eve’s classes are super fun, but also demanding, and she encourages each and every student to embrace their individuality and personal style. Eve’s choreography highlights her strong, expressive signature style, incorporating modern Flamenco style movements.
2023 classes are in session.
To sign up, please contact Eve.
No classes on Sundays May 14 and 28, Thursday May 25, Wednesday May 31.
Wednesday daytime classes
11am-12pm abandolaos con bata de cola y manton (advanced)
12pm-1pm alegrias choreography with bata de cola (intermediate)
Thursday evening classes
6-7pm bata de cola technique (beginner)
7-8pm bata de cola technique (intermediate)
8-9pm alegrias choreography with bata de cola (intermediate)
Sunday morning classes
10:15am-11:15am Abandolaos con bata de cola y manton (advanced)
11:15am-12:15pm Guajiras con bata de cola y abanico (intermediate/adv)
Pricing: $15 per hour when prepaid for the session, drop in $20 per hour. Zoom class $10 per hour.
All in-studio classes are being held at Flamenco Haven NW 4000 Factoria Blvd SE, Bellevue, WA 98006, Unit C2. Ask for more details when signing up. Preferred payment options are Venmo and PayPal, details will be provided upon registration.
Please contact Eve for more details or if you are interested in starting classes.
