November 2006
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Kids & Parents Guide › Dance
Academy of Spanish Dance
- 401 Richmond St. W. (at Spadina) , Suite:104 • View on map »
- 416-595-5753
Led by Esmeralda Enrique, one of Canada’s pre-eminent flamenco dancers and teachers, the academy attracts young would-be Spanish dancers, who practise to the sound of a strumming guitar. Lessons (for children six to 15 years old) emphasize coordination, agility and musicality, culminating in a year-end recital. Several different types of Spanish dance are taught at the academy, including regional, classical and flamenco.
- Hours:
- hours vary.
- How much:
- Jan. to June $228; Sept. to Dec. $133; one hour-long class per week
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