Join us in Dunton Green for our first X/Tango in far too long!
Do you love tango, but just cannot get on with the "traditional" music played at so many milongas? Do you want to get on the floor and dance without all the messing around with cabeceo & mirada - and risking getting told off for daring to go up to someone and asking if they would like to dance? Do you want to expand your tango horizons and find out just how versatile this amazing dance style can be? And do you want to be able to dance other styles such as blues or slow leroc if the mood takes you without the dance police extracting you from the floor by your ear?
If you answered "yes" to any of those you should come along to X/Tango and see what a modern Argentine Tango neolonga can really be like!
Graham plays a selection of alternative tango-danceable music from every genre across the spectrum, some modern electro nuevo that takes the essence of the traditional style and brings it into the 21st century, and occasional wild-cards that will test your musicality. And there will be no vintage "traditional" music at all.
Price for this opening event will be £10 per person. Future X/Tango events will be £12 to stay in line with the price increase of all our classes.
To contact us about this venue or any of our other classes or events, please see the Contact Us page on this website. Please read our full Terms and Conditions of entry before joining.
Only £10.00 for the whole evening.
Village Hall, London Road, Dunton Green, Kent
TN13 2TE
Please ignore the address shown on the map insert below! This is from Google and it is the address of the hall administrator, not the hall itself!! The marker on the map is correct, on London Road.
The hall is just south of where the local road (London Road) crosses the M26. If you are coming from Sevenoaks direction then go through Riverhead, past the large Tesco supermarket on your left, then across the mini roundabout. The hall is on your right just after the row of shops and has a small clock tower at the front.
If you are coming from Bromley / Orpington / M25 then start looking for the hall immediately after the speed limit drops to 30 and you cross the bridge.
Although there are occasionally signs on the front of the venue indicating a "car park" this is a somewhat optimistic description of the small grassy space behind the building accessible through a very narrow path. It is probably best if you avoid that as the entrance is very narrow, and you may not be able to turn around once you are in there!
There should be plenty of on-street parking though.
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