Sevillanas  Intensive Course 

Learn to dance Sevillanas!

This intensive course designed for those wishing to learn sevillanas. No experience required although we advice complete beginners to attend the general flamenco weekly class prior to the intensive sevillanas course to learn basic hand movements, footwork and turns. The beginners flamenco course starts on 10th September. Register now in order to start working on basic technique and develop your coordination. There is a beginners flamenco taster session on Tuesday 10th September. More info here. If you enjoy it then you can attend on Tuesdays to prepare for the intensive sevillanas course and make the most out of it. 

Venue to be confirmed: Either at  Jubilee Hall Gym in Covent Garden or at The Place in Kings Cross. 

Time: tbc 

When: 

Weekend 1: First and Second coplas 

Saturday 9th November  ( 2 hours)

Sunday 10th November  ( 2 hours)

Weekend 2 : Third and Fourth coplas  

Saturday 16th November ( 2 hours)

Sunday 17th November  ( 2 hours)

Course recap: Refresher to review all 4 coplas 

Saturday 23rd November (2 hours )

Cost: 

Full course (both weekends) £170 if booked by 1st November/£180 after

Full course (both weekends) + refresher £200 if booked by 1st November/£210 after

Price per weekend 

Early bird £95 if booked by 1st November/ £100 after

Saturday or Sunday only £50 if booked by 6th November/ £55 after

Refresher on its on: £40 if booked by 20th November/ £45 after/ £50 on the day.

How to book: email us at sevillanas@ilusionflamenca.co.uk

There will be a review lesson where we will cover the  4 coplas on Saturday 23rd November  open to all those wishing to refresh the sevillanas dance. Those wishing to dance Sevillanas to live music on you can do so on Sunday 8th December (time and venue to be confirmed). 

Future workshops and courses
Please register your interest in future sevillanas courses and workshops by emailing us at sevillanas@ilusionflamenca.co.uk or sign up to our newsletter here 

What are sevillanas?

Sevillanas are the traditional music and dance from the city of Sevilla, their vivid style is full of turns. Sevillanas are formed by four coplas or parts  and follow a prescribed choreograph; they are danced in pairs that can be of any gender and age. In Southern Spain they are taught in many schools. With their roots in the Castilian seguidillas they were influenced by flamenco in the XIX century and have since become the quintessential dance of every Southern fiesta. You will see partygoers at Spanish ferias and weddings perform sevillanas with much flair and, despite very few of them having any professional dance education, this is really the essence of sevillanas: they are the dance of the people.