For our older audiences: An introduction to Flamenco through Sevillanas
And what are Sevillanas?! They’re a traditional Andalusian dance sharing some elements with flamenco.
Sevillanas are danced in couples or pairs and are an excellent introduction to Flamenco – the real “fiesta” dance!
You will learn about flamenco rhythm, how to do flamenco clapping and even try a few dance steps! Everyone is welcome to join. The focus is on the rhythm and clapping as well as an introduction to basic dance steps and arm movements. www.flamencoindalo.com
Location: The Green Room Bar, 117-126 Upper Sherrif Street, Liffey Trust, beside the O2.
Last stop on the Luas.
Times: 6pm – 6:45pm
7pm – 7:45pm
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