TANGO BLOG
Tips & Stories
Tango by Tower Bridge
It was our first time performing since the Pandemic. We weren’t sure what to expect. Outdoor events are amazing but even in London summertime they are a risky business and yes, rain had been forecast.
It has been so long since we last performed that as I got my show dresses down from a box at the top of my wardrobe, I had almost forgotten how to prepare for a show. What actually did I need? Hairspray. Check. Hair grips. Check. Fishnets. Check.
Gyrotonic® for Tango
Gyrotonic® is the perfect companion to your tango journey, taking your dance on a fast-track to the next level.
Here’s why.
A Student’s Journey
Our lovely student Lutin has written another blog about her online learning experience with us. Here is her account (translated from Chinese)
Changing Dynamics
Why is changing dynamic important when we dance tango?
Contrast, Expression & Exhilaration
I am in love with dancing tango slowly. It feels dreamy and romantic. But I would never want to dance slowly for the whole tango. It makes me feel like I’m sleepwalking! You may want to dance cheek to cheek with me, but I don’t think you want me dozing off on your shoulder!
Buenos Aires in London
Recently I’ve had a serious case of itchy feet. I imagine I’m not alone. Knowing I can’t travel has only made me want to travel more. I yearn to be in a far flung place, exploring the sites, the markets, the cuisine.
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