Seville · SEVILLE FLAMENCO DANCE CLASSES
An hour is enough to learn the arms and be humbled by the footwork. These 4 classes are compared on group size, whether a costume comes with it and which ones finish at a show.
At I Show U Sevilla, instructors including Eva, Mati, Mathilde, and Magdalena guide beginners through flamenco arms, hand movements, footwork, and a short routine. The one-hour class includes basic costume pieces, with shoes and skirts available to rent.
“Nothing! It was an amazing experience with a wonderful inspiring teacher. Highly recommend !”
Join Eva and her team in Seville for a one-hour beginner flamenco class covering hand, foot, hip, and rhythm work. You will learn a short routine, hear about flamenco culture, and use a shawl and flower or scarf. Optional shoes and costume pieces cost €5 each.
“It was a fantastic dance class. We all enjoyed ourselves. I went with two friends. It was our first experience of Flamenco dancing”
Spend 60 minutes learning flamenco basics with a local instructor such as Maria, Kati, or Constanza. Expect clapping, heel work, hand and body movements, music, cultural background, and a short choreography in a small group of up to eight.
“Maria was very nice and a great instructor. Lots of fun learning to dance.”
In a small group of up to 10, you’ll learn flamenco steps, hand movements, clapping, rhythms, and a short routine from instructors such as Kati, Nico, Costanza, or Toni. Add the live show to see the art form in action and better understand what you learned.
“Hands down the best activity we did in Sevilla, and that included over 8 days of excursions and activities in Sevilla. Kati is an amazing and authentic teacher. She also happens to be very beautiful and engaging and my sons and I (they are in college) had a blast learning the history and art form of flamenco. What an amazing cultural heritage. Kati was also in the show we saw in Triana along with a really fantastic group. I'm so glad we did that option! I highly advise to do both the studio lesson and the show. We feel like we really understand and appreciate this art form so much…”
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