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Flamenco Dance (Teens & Adults)

These structured classes for beginners cover the foundations of different aspects of Flamenco dance, including footwork, arm and torso movements and traditional, authentic Flamenco dance steps.

Flamenco
Dance
  • Mondays, to
    06:30 pm - 07:30 pm
$160.00
Amira Brock
TAPAC class

Note: There will be no class on 26th October (Labour Day)

These structured classes for beginners cover the foundations of different aspects of Flamenco dance, including footwork, arm and torso movements and traditional, authentic Flamenco dance steps.

You will learn to incorporate these into a short routine at the end of each class. You'll also learn palmas (flamenco clapping) to learn Flamenco rhythms, which is very important.

These classes offer a warm and supportive environment, as flamenco dance is reasonably challenging to learn and also brings great satisfaction and joy.

Free trials are available for this class. To sign up for your free trial, book in via the Enrol Now link. If you are under 18, you may need to email [email protected] to complete your enrolment. 

Keen to join partway through the term? No problem! You can sign up for this class midway through the term at a pro-rata rate, or attend casually at a rate of $25 per week. Just make your casual payment at reception when you arrive.

Teaching artist

Amira Brock TAPAC

Amira Brock

Teaching Artist

Amira Brock is a Flamenco dancer and teacher in Auckland. She started her flamenco training with Luis Ramon, (a professional dancer from Madrid). Her performance experience with flamenco artists from Spain includes Ana Lloris, Jose Yelamo, Simbad Romero, Cristina Lopez, Isabel Rivera and Paul Bosauder. She has traveled to Spain to attend workshops in the Festival de Jerez in 2023, 2025 and 2026 and took classes there with many notable teachers including Olga Pericet, Soraya Clavijo, Marco Flores, Rafaela Carrasco, Agueda Saavedra, Mercedes Ruiz, Maria del Mar Moreno, Maria Jose Franco, Andres Pena, Juan Tejero and more. She greatly enjoys long-term collaborations with Auckland flamenco guitarists and has performed in many settings including Tempo Dance Festival and the World of WearableArt. Her philosophy for teaching flamenco aims for a warm and affirmative class atmosphere. Her students are encouraged to attain the highest technical standards possible, while immersing themselves in flamenco rhythms and exploring the emotionally expressive core of flamenco. She regularly choreographs performances for her students and is part of several performing groups.