The University of Leicester's arts centre - open to all
Dance and movement courses 
Belly dancing for beginners
8 April - 20 May- Z744 |
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Learn the sensual flowing and rhythmic bumping hip motions of Raks Sharki (the proper name for belly dance) and discover how it uses the whole body. Originally practised by women to prepare the body for pregnancy and childbirth, this dance form tones the abdomen and lower back. Designed for complete beginners, this course taught by a professional belly dancer will really enhance your dancing skills. |
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Monday evenings
Burlesque for beginners
18 February – 25 March 2013 |
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Feel like a million dollars as Hannah Myatt’s alter ego Doe Demure helps you |
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Monday evenings
Hula hoop dance for beginners
Tutor: Hannah Myatt, £45 for 6 sessions 8 April - 20 May- Z743 6.30pm – 7.30pm |
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This course covers all the basics, including hooping on the waist, before moving on to ‘off body’ tricks, hooping on different parts of the body and learning to dance with the hoop. Hula hoops provided. |
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Monday evenings
Intermediate Hula hoop dance
Tutor: Hannah Myatt, £45 for 6 sessions 18 February – 25 March 2013 |
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Move on from the beginner’s course to tackle combinations and simple routines to link moves together, making your hooping much smoother and really taking your dancing to the next level. Hula hoops provided. |
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Monday evenings
Latin American dance for beginners
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Get on your feet and have a go at this fun, energetic and exciting dance style. Improve your health, fitness and wellbeing. For adults interested in learning the basic skills, this informal course led by an experienced dance facilitator requires no specialist clothing or footwear. |
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Intermediate Latin American dance
23 April – 25 June 2013 |
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Enjoy Latin dance in its many forms and explore some of its more skilled aspects in styles such as salsa, merengue, cha cha cha, cumbia and reggaeton. This course is aimed at those with some experience of Latin American dance. |
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- Funded by the University of Leicester and the National Lottery through Arts Council England
