| What is the legacy of the genre/form/style you are teaching?
Brazilian Zouk is a Latin dance which began in Brazil during the early 1990s. It originated from a Brazilian dance called Lambada with influences from other Brazilian dances. Brazilian Zouk is commonly characterized with creating a close connection between the two partners allowing for a dance experience than can flow for long periods of time. |
| What background, training, and or relationship do you have with this style/technique/class subject?
The instruction provided to the attendees of this class has been derived from the influence of many Brazilian Zouk world-renowned professionals where we’ve taken their learnings and shaped them for the Boston community. |
| What can students expect from this class?
Class structure: 8-9pm: Discussion & exercises relating to Brazilian Zouk concepts 9-9:30pm: Practica on class’s concept 9:30-10pm: Social dance environment |
| Finish this statement: I am passionate about teaching this style because…
…Brazilian Zouk creates for a dance experience like no other and it’s hard to not fall in love with it immediately. |
| How can students learn more about this offering?
Instagram/Facebook: Zouk BOS | @zoukbos
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| Registration: |
| Cost of Class
$20 Single Class | $85 for Series |
| Contact Information
Contact Philip Blatner or Zouk BOS on Facebook |
| Assistants, Substitutes, Accompanists:
Yasmin Chau, Roger Orcutt, Jenna Bryfonski, Matthew Shimizu, Anush Revazyan, Brittney Mancini, Jeff Kandel, Hanna Davies |
Studio 7
Zouk BOS
Street shoes are not allowed in the studio at any time.
