[ What to expect ]
ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION —
Rhythm and movement in the Afro-Brazilian tradition leave room for individual expression — students learn the foundational patterns, then find their own feel and voice within them.
COGNITIVE CONDITIONING —
Drumming and dance build coordination, timing, and focus in real time — training the ear and body to work together, not separately.
STAGE PRESENCE —
Even in a workshop setting, students learn to carry themselves with confidence — the posture and presence that comes from feeling grounded in a rhythm or movement.
TECHNICAL MASTERY —
Core rhythms and movement vocabulary are broken down and built up step by step, so beginners leave with real technique, not just an experience.
MOCK PERFORMANCES —
Each session builds toward a closing run-through, where the group brings everything together — a low-pressure taste of performing in the tradition these rhythms come from.
[ Frequently asked questions ]
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No. Workshops are open to complete beginners as well as experienced dancers and drummers — the material is taught step by step, so everyone in the room can follow along at their own level.
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A limited number of drums are provided, but if you have your own, please bring it — availability isn't guaranteed for every session.
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Comfortable clothing you can move freely in. No special footwear is required.
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Yes — workshops are open to both, and mixed-age groups are part of the experience.
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Each session is dedicated to one or the other — check the specific date you're enrolling in to see which is being offered.
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Each workshop builds toward a group run-through at the end of the session — a low-pressure way to put what you've learned into practice, not a formal audition or public performance.
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Click "Enroll" to see upcoming dates and reserve your spot.