Address:
244 W 54 St, 4th fl.
New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-399-8519
Website: ww.flamencolatino.com
Description: Flamenco Latino presents Jose Maya for a special 3-day dance workshop this November! He is one of the most explosive dancers in Spain today and a powerful figure in flamenco's new generation. Note that the classes will NOT be held at Flamenco Latino Studio. SCHEDULE AND STUDIOS:
Wed. Nov. 2 Technique 7-8 pm Bulerías por fiesta 8-9 pm Flamenco Vivo, Studio A Thurs. Nov 3 Technique 7-8 pm Bulerías por fiesta 8-9 pm Roy Arias Studio, 5th Fl, 301B
Fri. Nov 4 Technique 7-8 pm, Bulerías por fiesta 8-9 pm Flamenco Vivo, Studio A
$30 single class $80 all three technique classes $80 all three bulerías classes $150 all 6 classes (packages MUST be paid in advance)
PRE-REGISTER BY NOV. 1st or pay drop in rate in cash at studio.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the fact that the workshops are NOT being held at Flamenco Latino, to save time and prevent difficulties with making change, we encourage all participants to pay in advance, even if for a single class. Package discounts will NOT be honored the day of class, please pay in advance. To pay in advance online: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/205579 To pay by phone, call Flamenco Latino at 212-399-8519
Please Note: the studios are NOT at Flamenco Latino!
Studios: Flamenco Vivo 4 W 43rd St corner 5th Ave. Take elevator to 7th Fl., walk up to 8th Fl. No studio dressing rooms, only bathrooms on 7th Fl. Keep belongings with you.
Roy Arias Studio 300 W 43rd St # 506 corner 8th Ave. Please arrive 15 min. early. Flamenco Latino director Aurora Reyes will be at Flamenco Vivo and Roy Arias studios on the days of the workshops and her cell phone will be made available. ONLY CALL Flamenco Latino for information: 212-399-8519 www.flamencolatino.com
BIOGRAPHY JOSE MAYA, AKA "Joselito Romero," one of the most explosive dancers in Spain today, is a powerful figure in flamenco's new generation. He comes from a family of Gypsy intellectuals in Madrid: artists, actors and writers, including painter Antonio Maya and dancer Fernanda Romero. He has collaborated with many of the most well-known flamenco artists including Farruquito, El Güito,Manolete, Estrella Morente, Gerardo Núñez and Diego El Cigala, and has opened for pop stars Marc Anthony, Beyoncé and Björk. He was featured as the main dancer in Gypsy filmmaker Tony Gatlif's recent performance project "Vertigo" which toured throughout Europe.
As a member of Grammy-winning guitarist Tomatito's sextet he thrilled US audiences on an East Coast tour in 2008. Maya now returns to perform with his own company at Festival Flamenco Gitano in NYC and San Francisco, hot off a busy year of performances including the prestigious 2010 Bienal del Arte Flamenco de Sevilla, International Flamenco Festivals in Brazil and Albuquerque New Mexico and the 2011 Flamenco Festival de Jerez.
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