African dance is generally considered a cornerstone of all existing dance forms. It used to be a means of communicating important events, emotions or with ghosts. Above all, the form that has become popular throughout the world is "mandinge", coming from Western Africa. African dance movements are earthy, raw, natural, often referring to specific activities, animals, etc. 

ABOUT MY COURSES

African dance is an individual, not a pair, type of dance. The aim of my lessons is to open yourself to movement expression of your body and themes brought about by rhythm. I love to discover entirely new kinds of movement of my body and to expand my "movement vocabulary". African dance offers a myriad of such challenges. The foundations of my lessons are choreographies, which I have learnt from African or European teachers, and their combinations. However, there is also plenty of space for improvisation and limitless experiments.

I am able to lead classes in english.