Serious Dance for Playful Spirits! Register before, during or after your class.
Concierto Flamenco Para Las Madres Your
Recital dates are May 11, 12, &13 / Times TBA
Please contact Cee or Adair
at 575 758 7303 or verizon cell 575 770 8986
cee@dancetaos.com or adair@landborn.com Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Time |
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| Intermediate Yoga - 8:45 |
| Intermediate Yoga - 8:45 |
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| Amani Pilates - 10:15 | GYROKINESIS -
10:30 | The Basics Yoga - 10:15 |
| Amani Pilates - 10:15 | Ballet 2/3 | 9:00 | 10:15 5Rythums™ |
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| 10:45 Hatha Yoga together |
| Pointe - 10:30 | 10:00
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| Flamenco 2 10:30 - 11:30 | Chiquito Flamenco |
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| Kundalini Yoga | Very Gentle Yoga | Chiquito Flamenco | 12:00 |
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| Twinkle Toes |
| 1:15 - 2:15 Hatha together |
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| Ballet 1 | Children’s Ballet | Hip Hop 1 | Pre Ballet | Ballet 1 |
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| Tap 1 | Children’s Combo | Ballet 2 | Pre Combo | Children’s Flamenco |
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| Ballet 3 | Flamenco 1 | Tap 2 45
min. | Flamenco 2 | Taos Free Form |
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| 7:30 Pointe | Hip Hop intermediate | 6:45 - 7:45 Classical Spanish | Contemporary Modern Begins 7:30 |
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| Castanets 30 min. 8:15 |
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TaDa! Welcomes ADAIR LANDBORN as a new Co-Director of the Academy! Adair is highly qualified in the dance
field, both through academic qualifications and professional experience. We are very happy to have her leadership and dance
talents on board. Adair is originally from New Mexico and thrilled to be back in her home state. She has a B.F.A. in Modern
Dance from the U. S. International University, School of Performing and Visual Arts in San Diego, M.A./ M.F.A. degrees in
Theater/Dance from the University of Arizona, and an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in the anthropology of dance and somatic studies
from Union Institute & University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her dissertation research drew comparisons between the movement
vocabularies of flamenco dance and Spanish bullfighting. Adair is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst and includes the flamenco
dance style in her areas of research and performance specialization as a solo dance artist. In addition to her freelance teaching
and performing, Adair taught dance at the Cornish Institute of the Arts in Seattle, the University of New Mexico, the University
of Arizona, the Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts, and Wesleyan University in Connecticut. Her choreographic and performance
career has included extensive work with the Kinetics Dance Company in Seattle, Ballet Flamenco de Tere Aguirre in Tucson,
the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, the Caravan Dance Collective in San Diego,and her own New York-based company,
Women In Cahoots Dance Theatre. Since 1992, she has toured nationallyas a performer and a master teacher. She served as a
scholar/lecturerfor the Arizona Humanities Council, was the 1994 Research Choreographer-In-Residence for Cross-Cultural Dance
Resources in Flagstaff, Arizona, and in 1995 received the Howard D. Rothschild Fellowship for Dance Research from Harvard
University. She developed her own system for the notation of flamenco dance, which she taught at the Festival Flamenco Internacional
in New Mexico, the University of Cadiz in Spain, and the EscuelaNacional de la Danza ‘Nellie y Gloria Campobello' in
Mexico City. Welcome to Taos, Adair! Welcome to TADA!
CJ Bernal BFA in Fine and Performing Arts, Naropa University Originally from Taos, New Mexico. After graduating
from Chamisa Mesa High School in 2007, CJ relocated to Boulder, Colorado as freshman at Naropa University pursuing a Bachelors
Degree in the Fine and Performing Arts. Throughout his high school and college years till today CJ has dedicated his life
to the Creation of Performance in the areas of dance, acting and voice. Undergoing teachings in several different techniques
and genres of dance; from Martha Gram, Horton, Classical Ballet, Hip Hop, Modern, Post-modern and Contemporary dance, CJ continues
to embrace as many forms of dance as he can to expand his vocabulary as an artist, dancer, choreographer and educator. After
working professionally as a dancer and choreographer the last four years in companies and troupes such as Motion Underground,
Dancing Earth, Frequent Flyers, and Naropa's BFA ensemble, CJ has returned to Taos to continue his work as a performing artist.
CJ has taught summer workshops at local schools in Taos, as well as classes at the Denver Community Dance Collective and the
Boulder CDC. Using the raw physicality of the human form, CJ has been inspired to use bodily impulse, voice, dreams, visions,
diversity and reality of everyday human interaction as a muse to create bold and exciting dance. Currently residing in Taos,
CJ Bernal is working to spread his knowledge and art of dance with the community, in hopes to expand the importance of movement
to others
 Welcome, Michelle Smith Children's Teacher! Michelle Smith
is originally from Taos, New Mexico. Michelle began dancing at the age of four when the Taos Academy of Dance arts was formerly
known as The Bette Winslow Dance Studio. Michelle has experience in ballet, tap, modern, jazz and hip hop.Out of all the dance styles she was trained in her greatest passion is ballet. She has attended many dance
auditions, which included the San Francisco Ballet, and Ballet Chicago. Michelle also received some of her ballet training
from the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. She attended Taos High School and graduated in 2007. From there, Michelle went on to pursue
her degree at Eastern New Mexico University. She graduated from college in the summer of 2011 with a Bachelor's degree in
University Studies with an emphasis in Theatre and Dance. Outside of dance, Michelle is working toward a certificate in Massage
Therapy at the University of New Mexico in Taos. She is excited to work with students and share her knowledge at the Taos
Academy of Dance Arts.
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