This class is not currently being offered in our catalog.
This class is not currently being offered in our catalog.
Workshop of Popular Dances from Tabasco, Mexico
Professor Andrés Antonio Hernández Garfias-Director of the Ballet Folklorico
de la UJAT and members of the company will teach participants basic
movements and zapateado (foot tapping) patterns for a variety of dances
from Tabasco, Mexico including Ballroom, Enramada, Toldos, and Convites.
Participants will learn how to integrate these movements of dances as
couples and individually.
Participants should bring foot-tapping shoes for the zapateado and/or
Ballroom dancing shoes.
The workshop is open to students 12 yrs and older and to all levels from beginners to advanced.
This workshop is part of a 5-day residency with the artist presented in partnership with the National Museum of Mexican Art and funded through a
grant with the Chicago Community Trust.
Date: November 20th
Time: 7-9pm
Room: Szold Hall East Building
Max: 50
