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Richard Powers with Angela Amarillas Joan Walton Ari Levitt Jodi Fleischman Anna Botelho Ryan and Monica Shen Knotts Full bios are here. Held in conjunction with the June 20-25 Stanford Historical Dance Week |
The Waltz Weekend combines dance technique and variations with secrets for great partnering.
The material surpasses that offered in the Dance Division's social dance classes and will include:
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• New Cross-Step Waltz Variations • Fusion Waltz/Swing/Salsa • Viennese Waltz • Blues Steps and Stylings • Tango • Lindy Hop and Sweet Lindy •Turns and Spins, Dips and Drops |
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Read DESCRIPTIONS of the Waltz
Weekend by past participants.
THE SCHEDULE:
Friday workshop 7-9pm
Dance party Friday 9-10:30pm, open only to Waltz Weekend participants.
Saturday workshop 9am-4:30pm
Sunday workshop 10am-2pm
Sunday night closing dance with live music by the
Brassworks Band, 8pm
Material covered in the weekend will be different from last summer's Stanford Dance Weekend.
Experience Level:
Intermediate or higher
Prerequirement:
Know a partnered dance of any kind (waltz, swing, salsa, tango or similar).
Tuition:
$100 per person for the Waltz Weekend only.
There is a $50 discount for those taking both the Waltz Weekend and Historical Dance Week.
$350 for the Historical Dance Week, which includes all classes, seminars and evening events.
$400 for both.
The low tuition is made possible by support from the Friends of Dance at Stanford.
THE SETTING: The Roble Studio
(map)
features one of the largest sprung wooden dance floors in Northern California. The cool, sunny
South Bay climate has proven to be ideal for both indoor and outdoor settings.
HOUSING: The on-campus dorm is a five minute walk from the Roble dance studios.
All housing information is here. Or you may have a friend you can stay with.
Click for information on transportation to the Stanford campus.
Click here to REGISTER
for the Stanford Waltz Weekend and/or Historical Dance Week. Register either singly or with a partner.

For further information, e-mail StanfordDance (at) stanford (dot) edu
or phone Richard Powers at (650) 725-0739.