Adelaide's Flamenco Dance Areti

Learn Flamenco Dance in Adelaide at, Flamenco Dance Areti, Adelaide's premier Flamenco Dance School and Performance Ensemble. The school offers flamenco dance classes ranging from beginners through to advanced levels. Each dance class emphasises correct technique, learning flamenco rhythms, and executing flamenco dance forms according to the current pure flamenco trends in Spain.

Professional performances are also produced by Flamenco Dance Areti during the year as well as participation in festivals and performing arts events. Students of the school have the opportunity to perform in these performances and events.

Areti

Areti is the Director of Flamenco Dance Areti and is a long established and highly regarded flamenco dancer and teacher based in Adelaide. She is one of the principal flamenco dance soloists for the National Flamenco Company, Flamenco Fire. Areti has also taught Spanish Dance for the Australian Ballet School in Melbourne.

Areti frequently travels to Spain for professional development at the prestigious dance academy Amor de Dios in Madrid. She works intensively on techinque, style and choreography. Over the years her dance maestros have included: Belén Fernandez, La China, Carmela Greco, Rafaela Carasco, Maria Magdalena, Ciro, and La Truco. Areti has also studied in Sevilla with Manolo Marin, Javier Cruz, and El Mistela.

Reviews

"Areti is an exceptional dancer... Areti is clearly capable of creating a very disciplined team of individuals.... What a great pity the season for this spectacular ensemble had to be so brief."
Russell Starke

"... passionate, rapid, rhythmic everything it should be... the precision of the duet between Tomás and Areti was spellbinding!"
Ewart Shaw - State of Play

"The atmosphere was heightend at once by Areti."
Adelaide Review

"Sinuous, Areti created eloquent dialogue between feet and hands."
Adelaide Review

"Professional dancers really revved up the pace with some serious high energy flamenco that barely gave the audience chance to draw breath - even if they were lucky to do so - never for too long as the dancers grabbed the audience by the heart strings again and again. Don't miss their next show."
AusDance

"... an outstanding example of this exacting art form."
Kathy Keech

"... treating audiences to first rate flamenco song and dance."
AusDance

"... sexy and colourful flamenco music & dancing..."
The Advertiser

"The overall performance was stunning, the dancers performed with passion verve & style..."
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