Tango Cheltenham holds weekly evening classes on Tuesdays from September to July. Please check the calendar for exact dates. We also run occasional classes at the weekends or before our milongas. Please use the links below to find the information most appopriate to you. If you have any questions, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page.
If you are interested in private lessons, performances, music or corporate lessons, please see our other services page.
Our beginner class runs from 20.00 to 21.00 on Tuesdays at St. Mark's C of E school. No experience is necessary to join this class and you do not need a partner. You will learn the basics of tango, including how to lead or follow. The class is followed by our popular 30 minute práctica open to dancers of all levels. Beginners are then welcome to stay and watch the intermediate class.
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Our improver class runs from 20.00 to 21.00 on Tuesdays at St. Mark's C of E school. The class is followed by our popular 30 minute práctica open to dancers of all levels. Improvers are then welcome to stay and watch the intermediate class. We would usually expect someone to move into the improver class once they have completed a term in the beginner class, but if you start late in the term in the beginner class you may find it useful to do the beginner's cycle again first.
Our main class for intermediates runs from 21.30 to 22.30 on Tuesdays at St. Mark's C of E school. The class is preceded by our popular 30 minute práctica open to dancers of all levels. Intermediates are welcome to attend the beginner or improver class too. It is always difficult to define when someone is ready to attend the next level of class as it varies from person to person. We would usually expect someone to complete at least one term in the beginner class, followed by at least one term in the improver class and then to attend both the improver and intermediate classes at our invitation when we feel they are ready. Eventually, of course you will probably feel that you no longer wish to attend both and only attend the intermediate class.
Intermediate and all levels classes followed by social dancing with Janet and Claus at the Bayshill Unitarian Church. All details can be found on their Tango Experience web site.
We sometimes have a class before a milonga and occasionally organise workshops and masterclasses with visiting teachers. You may also be interested in a private lesson or in organising a social gathering at work or your club which includes an Argentine tango class.
We run our beginner and improver classes to a syllabus of roughly twelve to fourteen weeks each. You do not need to attend every week, but, particularly for the beginners, this is usually helpful. The syllabuses are currently under review for September 2010, but here are the current ones.
There are various places to find more tango lessons