Dance
Dance teaches much more than just how to move. It develops posture, coordination, a sense of rhythm and the ability to express with the body what the music is saying. And it also teaches acting: how to inhabit a character, how to communicate through gesture, how to be on a stage.
The Fantasía choreography studio works on four disciplines in each course: musical movement, classical dance, folk dance and historical dance.
Who is it for?
Children aged 4 and over
Introduction to artistic dance. Development
of fine motor skills, creativity and observation.
Children and teenagers
Age-appropriate progressive techniques. Preparation for entrance examinations to art high schools, where applicable.
Adults
No age limit or prior knowledge required. Individualised pace according to each person's goals.
What does it cover?
The programme focuses on four disciplines: musical movement as a rhythmic base, classical dance elements to develop technique and musculature, folk dance from different peoples and cultures, and historical dance, which works on posture and elegance. Elements of all four may appear in every class, because the complete dancer needs them all.
What is being developed?
Posture and figure
Coordination and agility
Musicality and rhythm
stagecraft
Frequently asked questions
No. The programme starts from the fundamentals of movement and adapts to each student's level.
Yes. At the end of each term, a recital is held where the students showcase what they have worked on throughout the year.
We offer both options. The groups are small to ensure personal attention.
Yes, it is one of the most frequent profiles. We start from scratch and adapt the pace to your objectives.
Enrolment is open all year round.
More educational provision
At the Academy we offer music classes, art workshops and a programme open to the whole family.
