COMING UP WORKSHOPS
Followers’ Workshop
Open to all levels
Instructor: Mabel Rivero
Date: Saturday, June 28th
Time: 14:00 – 17:00
Venue: Sprowston Diamond Centre, NR7 8TR
Price: £20 per person
TOPICS:
- Reading & responding to your leader
- Different footwork options
- Traditional & modern embellishments
Dancing to the Bandoneon
Open to all levels
Instructor: Carlos Quilici
Date: Sunday, July 13th
Time: 11:15 – 14:00
Venue: The Costessey Centre, NR8 5AH
TOPICS: incorporating rhythms, melodies & pauses in your dance
Price per person:
Workshop & Tea Dance £30
EARLY BIRD till 25 June £25
Workshop only £20
Tea Dance only £15
Followed by Tea Dance with Live Music 14:15 – 17:45
Expressing with both roles’ free leg Workshop
Instructors: Elizabeth & Luis
Date: Sunday, August 17th
Time: 11:15 – 14:00
Venue: The Costessey Centre, NR8 5AH
Price per person: Workshop only £20
Workshop & Tea dance £25
Tea Dance only £10
Followed by: Tea Dance 14:15 – 17:45
Sacadas Workshop
Instructors: Elizabeth & Luis
Date: Sunday, November 16th
Time: 13:00 – 15:45
Venue: Viking Centre, NR6 7QZ
Price per person: Workshop only £20
Workshop & Tea dance £25
Tea Dance only £10
Followed by: Tea Dance 16:15 – 19:45
We are a non-profit group run by dancers for dancers based in Norwich. We are friendly, inclusive, and passionate about sharing Argentine tango with others and bringing joy to this world through dancing.
In Sprowston Diamon Centre, we offer weekly classes to improvers and intermediates, mainly led by Mabel Rivero. Our students also have access to a space to practice before or after class at no extra cost – which we always encourage, as the more you practise, the faster your dance will improve.
Whether you are part of our weekly classes or not, you are most welcome to attend our milongas and tea dances, which we run monthly – check out our calendar below. You can expect a warm community, delicious snacks, great music, and lots of fairy lights!
Workshops are run ad hoc and for different levels, you don’t have to be one of our students to attend. If you would like to hear about these, please fill out the form below and we will add you to our newsletter.
Stay in touch!
Tango is a social dance, and our community expands beyond Norwich. Milongeros will travel long distances to attend workshops with renowned teachers or a famous milonga.
To keep in touch with this widespread community, we maintain the Tango Norfolk group on Facebook where all our events, as well as other local and East Anglian tango events, are advertised.
You’ll also find us on Instagram and we send updates via our newsletter.
Sign up below to hear about the upcoming milongas and workshops in Norwich and Norfolk.
Tango Etiquette
If you are new to tango, you are probably unfamiliar with a lot of the terms and etiquette around tango, like how does a leader ask for a dance? What does tanda or cortina mean? What about small talk on the dance floor? And, actually, what is a milonga?
You can find a helpful dictionary and etiquette catalogue here.
While we do not expect you to learn all of the terminology straight-away, we do ask all milonga attendees to follow the etiquette. These simple etiquette rules make the milonga enjoyable for everyone, and are the international standard across all tango communities, so as long as you follow them, you won’t be out of place in any milonga regardless of the country!
