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Weekly Programs
Basic Pilates for Tango Dancers (non-tango dancers are welcome to join!)
Current Classes:
Check Calendar for current sessions.
New sessions start at the beginning of each month. When: Saturdays Time: 11:45 am- 12:45 pm Level: All Levels Instructor: Rachel Murray
Fee: *See 'Weekly Programs' on our Rates page.
About the Class: This class is structured and developed to help all dancers (from beginners to advance) take their tango to the next level. Rachel will strategically plan exercises that will encourage alignment, elasticity, strength, balance and other special elements crucial for Tango Dancers. Students will develop skills and physical awareness that will help target areas that students are working to improve in their study of tango. This class is not exclusive for tango dancers and is encouraged for anyone who wants to improve their physical health, sense of movement and wellness. Who should do it:
Tango dances are extremely encourage to take this class! Any one and everyone, you can make this class as challenging as you want. What to wear, what to bring:
Wear clothes that you can stretch in. Some mats provided. Bring your own if you have one or a towel to lie on. |
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Silvina Valz
Argentinean Silvina Valz teaches and performs tango throughout Europe, Japan, the United States and Buenos Aires. Silvina is one of the young great tango dancers whose dance incorporates elements from all styles of tango. She has studied and practiced tango in Buenos Aires with different teachers, among others, Pepito Avellaneda and Gustavo Naviera. Silvina is a dancer of the younger generation, known for her work with milonga master, Dany García (El Flaco). In addition to being one of the tango's rising stars, Silvina has worked as a choreographer and production assistant with the Theatre Antoine Vitoz. She has taught dancing and acting to young people in the National School for the Blind. She has a unique and beautiful dance style, filled with humor and passion. Her teaching is clear and well structured. Her work is grounded in the classic styles of tango, and is also a bridge to the more modern styles. | | | Oliver Kolker
Oliver Kolker's, love for Tango was inspired by his grandmother, a Tango singer and dancer. Raised in Buenos Aires and now based in NY City, he studied with Miguel Angel Zotto, Osvaldo Zotto, Roberto Herrera, Graciela Gonzalez, Carlos Gavito, Carlos Copello, Horacio Godoy, and Luis Solanas. Together with Mora Godoy, Oliver started "Tango Emocion," a dance company of 6 couples and the Lisandro Adrovers Quintet. They toured throughout Europe visiting The Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Norway, Finland and Sweden. In 2002, Oliver placed 6th out of 150 couples at the World Tango Championship Salon Category. At the World Tango Championship in 2004, he reached the finals in the Stage Category. More recently, Oliver taught in Israel as a special guest artist at the most prestigious Tango School in Tel Aviv, the Lidor Dance Studio. In New York City, he launched the extremely popular “TangoExperience”, a company that organizes trips Buenos Aires for people to immerse themselves in the “world that is Tango”. Oliver's passion for dancing and teaching the Tango has enriched Stepping Out's program immensely. To quote: “With Tango I have found my expression, my way of being able to communicate with another dancer in a beautiful dialogue.” Silvia and Oliver were recently part of the production “El Rey del Tango” in New York City. | |
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Ongoing:
Every Saturday
Time: 2:00- 4:00pm New time starts starting in October: 3:00-5:00pm (*No Practica October 25th) Supervised by: Monica Caivano, Gustavo Simplis, Georgia Kromei and guests
Fee: See our Rates page.
About the practica:
Practica in tango means the place and the action of exercising the dance under the supervision of an instructor. Please check out our Practicas at EsquinaTango Guidelines for more information.
Who should do it:
These practicas are dedicated to tango students and dancers of all levels. This practice does not take place of actual formal lesson. What to bring:
Bring a desire to practice, investigate and improve steps, ideas, concepts, adornments, connection, musicality and technique. |
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Current Classes:
Check Calendar for current sessions.
New sessions start at the beginning of each month. -B- Basic Level:
Two separate classes offered, covering different topics. No partner or experience needed. Class geared for the total beginner!
Thursdays 6:30-7:30 pm taught by Monica Caivano assisted by Gustavo Simplis Special Intensive November 1st & 8th: Saturdays 1:00 - 3:00 pm (2 hours) taught by Gustavo Simplis assisted by Georgia Kromei
-I- Intermediate Level:
Two separate classes offered, covering different topics.
Mondays 6:30-7:30 pm taught by Monica Caivano assisted by Partha Roy Thursdays 7:30-8:30 pm taught by Monica Caivano assisted by Gustavo Simplis
-A- Advanced Level:
Registration with instructor approval only
Mondays 7:45-845 pm taught by Monica Caivano assisted by Partha Roy Fee: See 'Weekly Programs' on our Rates page. About the class:
Beginner, Intermediate, Advance classes offered. New topic of focus each month. What to wear, what to bring:
Bring shoes that slide well. Flats or heels, whichever you will be most comfortable in. Want to own your own pair of Tango shoes?
MoniTango can help you. Check out Pictures and try them on! |
Ongoing:
Every Sunday with Caroline Wright
Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm Every Wednesday with Leigh Fisher
Time: 6:00- 7:30pm
Instructors: Esquina welcomes to the team these premier Yoga teachers for this Fall. Come down and experience both Caroline's and Leigh's class as they enlighten us and our bodies through the beautiful form of Hatha Flow Yoga. Fee: ** By Donation Only**
See 'By Donation only activities'' on our Rates page. Level: all levels
About the class:
Stretch, bend, breathe, sweat, and smile. Open your body and open your soul, challenge yourself to some strengthening yoga.
Who should do it:
Any one and everyone, you can make this class as challenging as you want. What to wear, what to bring:
Wear clothes that you can stretch in. Some mats provided. Bring your own if you have one or a towel to lie on. |
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