Friday, December 7, 2012

Flamenco Workshop with Lakshmi Basile "La Chimi"

Lakshmi Basile "La Chimi"
Photo by @angelicaescoto.com

OLE!  Our very own homegrown flamenca Lakshmi Basile "La Chimi" returns to San Diego and will be teaching her flamenco workshops in December.  Reserve your spot today!

Danzarts is honored to host -Lakshmi Basile - Flamenco Workshop 

Wednesday, December 12th thru Friday December 14th (1st workshop) - All 3 days
Wednesday thru Friday:
6pm-715pm- Adult/Beginner Level - technique/Alegrias
730pm-845pm-Adult/Intermediate - Solea

Monday, December 17th thru Wednesday, December 19th
6pm-715pm- Adult/Beginner Level-technique/ Tangos por fiesta
730pm-845pm-Adult/Intermediate- Tientos

Prices:
$20 for drop-in class
3 days one class =$50
3 days two classes or 6 days one class $45 ($15 per hour if you take both classes or entire workshop of one level but the 6 days).
All 6 days and both classes is $90

Prices after December 8th

$30 for drop-in class,
3 days one class $60,
3 days two classes or 6 days one class $55 ($15 per hour if you take both classes or entire workshop of one level but the 6 days).
all 6 days and both classes is $100

RSVP - patricia@danzarts.com or call 619-846-9272


Danzarts Studio


C3 Performing Arts Center

4579 Mission Gorge PlaceSan Diego 92120


PLUS - Flamenco Show date TBA!!


Check out the Facebook event

Lakshmi's Bio:
A dancer of emotion, inspiration and precision, Lakshmi Basile “La Chimi“ captivates her audience with a unique yet familiar flamenco art. In late 2010 she won the finalist prize in the National Contest of Flamenco Art of Cordoba (Concurso Nacional de Arte Flamenco de Córdoba), “the contest of the contests,” and second prize in the Concurso de las Minas de La Unión en 2011. This accomplishment, unprecedented in the history of flamenco, left a track of surprising reactions: “…un desgarrador homenaje a los románticos de lo jondo…” (“…a heartwrenching homage to the romantics of classic flamenco…”), Alberto Garcia Reyes, ABC.


Lakshmi Basile "La Chimi"
Photo by Paco Sanchez
Lakshmi Basile’s remarkable ascent is no surprise considering her childhood and family history. Both of her parents are freelance performing artists. She grew up immersed in ethnic music and dance and it was natural for her to discover a career in flamenco. With her background in flamenco, classical, and contemporary dance Lakshmi Basile moved to Spain in 2002 from San Diego, California. In Santa Barbara, California, she choreographed and headlined with companies like the Pacific Action Dance Company. In Spain she studied with various master teachers such as: Los Farrucos, Angelita Vargas and Andres Marin. Her ever growing popularity left an impressive trademark in venues such as La Carbonería, Los Gallos, La Feria de Abril and other flamenco tablaos and peñas. Renamed within flamenco circles as “La Chimi”, she debuted in the Bienal de Flamenco de Sevilla, 2004.

No comments:

Post a Comment