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Orlando Flamenco offers interactive in-school dance experiences for grades K-12 that gets everyone on their feet! Elementary students experience an interactive ‘informance’ where they observe dance performances by our teaching artists and learn basic Flamenco dance moves. Middle and high school level dance students enjoy a week-long residency with a professional flamenco artist where they learn about the history and culture of Spain all while studying movements and combinations of flamenco dance, culminating with a full choreography that they can perform in their school’s showcase!

“The kids’ faces lit up and really enjoyed it. I had some very shy kids grinning from ear to ear. Excellent for all, especially my ESOL kids. They were shining.” --Michigan Avenue Elementary

“This is a title 1 school and many students do not have the opportunity to see a performance with such diversity. Great show! The students loved it! --Ventura Elementary

“As an IB School facilitating a love and appreciation of Culture is extremely important to us. This was a great program! Very interactive! Great stage presence! Students VPK-5 would love this show. Thank you!” –Thacker Avenue Elementary

“Tammy was WONDERFUL. This entire experience was fantastic. My students absolutely loved the experience and were thrilled to be performing this work all over school. Thank you to the United Arts of Central Florida and Orlando Flamenco!!” –Maynard Evans High School

“I absolutely love this residency. Flamenco is a style that I cannot give to my students because I don't have the training or expertise. It allows an immersion into a new dance style, new cultures, and learning from a different teacher. Additionally, the skills learned in Flamenco are transferable to other styles of dance that I teach, including Tap. Ms. Tammy is a joy to work with and knowledge and love of Flamenco are contagious. Thank you for this opportunity.” --Wolf Lake Middle School

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