Salsa Classes in Boulder

June's classes start Tuesday of next week!

• Level I (Morgan) - Wednesdays at 7:00pm
  

• Level III (Marcela) - Tuesdays at 7:00pm
  

• Level IV (Eric & partners) - Tuesdays at the earlier time of 7:00pm -- We're waiting for you!

• Cuban Casino (Eric & Marcela) - Wednesdays at 8:00pm. We are continuing with Cuban Casino and Rueda de Casino. This class filled up last month and everybody is having a lot of fun learning Cuban style.

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Salsaville's classes constantly gets good feedback:

From Lisa Perrin:
"There's something about all the people who take Eric's salsa classes...Everyone is so warm, friendly and fun to be around. For a solid year, it's been a truly positive experience."

From Christine Donahue:
"We are so lucky to have such an excellent Cuban style salsa teacher in Boulder. In just one class, I learned simple things from you that really improved my technique -- your attention to detail is amazing. Thanks for sharing your passion for dance with us!"

From Greg Richardson:
"Eric Freeman's intro to Salsa class was extremely rewarding. I had a great time and am surprised how much I learned in such a short time. My initial nervousness was quickly overcome by Eric's patient teaching style."

Many more testimonials can be found at:
http://www.salsaville.com/teaching_testimonials.htm

See below for the full schedule. See you in class and until then have a great holiday weekend!
- Eric

Ballet Nacional de Cuba wil go to Washington D.C. in 2011

http://www.kennedy-center.org/calendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=showEvent&event=BLBSI

Ballet Nacional de Cuba
Alicia Alonso, Artistic Director

"The Cubans are famously a company of virtuosos and wherever you looked on stage there were other star turns"
--The Guardian

The Magic of Dance

Don Quixote
Choreography by Alicia Alonso after Marius Petipa
Music by Ludwig Minkus

Its dancers are the product of Russian-style classical training, but exude a style all their own. Their works are Western ballet standards, but they are invigorated with intense passions. When Ballet Nacional de Cuba returns to the Kennedy Center for the first time in ten years, they will perform two programs that bridge the gap between refined taste and pure entertainment.

Ballet Nacional de Cuba will perform The Magic of Dance, a program that was received with great praise last year while on tour through England. This collection of ballet highlights spanning the classical anthology will include selections from Giselle, The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and more.

The company will also present their acclaimed version of Don Quixote. "Those looking for passion, Latin or otherwise, will find it in this idiosyncratic 1988 version of the 19th-century Don Quixote…a production filled with dramatic motivation," says the New York Times. This Cuban company has embraced a tradition of romantic and classical excellence since it was founded by Alicia Alonso in 1948. The troupe, which regularly tours Europe, Asia, and South America, brings its beautiful footwork, strong dancers, and impeccable technique for a long-awaited appearance before Washington audiences for the first time since 2001.