Tag Archive: latin dance

Photograph of a male and female danging tango in close embrace. They are on a large bridge or portway with building in the background, the light is golden suggesting it is night time and while the two are dancing close together (the man is dragging the woman) they somehow don't look close.

German Kral on ‘Our Last Tango’

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Interview with German Kral on ‘Our Last Tango’ (Un Tango Mas)

Guerreras Lobby Event, Lilian Baylis Theatre, (c) Carole Edrich 2017

Guerreras, Ella Mesma’s Wild Card

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Impressions of Guerreras, Ella Mesma at the Lilian Baylis Theatre

Benny Maslov and partner dancing socially at Last Day of Summer Party, (c) Carole Edrich 2014

Last Day of Summer Dance Party

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I’m not sure what initially attracted me to the Last Day of Summer Dance Party at the Southside Ballroom in Wandsworth last Saturday. It might have been the Lemington-Nejc demo dances (you’ve probably… Continue reading →

Lemington Ridley and Nejc Just illustrate use of ballet techniques to improve Latin body lines in Lemington's Masterclass, (c) Carole Edrich 2014

Ballet, Ballroom and Body Lines

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I learn about a huge number of workshops and master classes but rarely decide to go to one unless I already have a commission to photograph or write about it. There are too… Continue reading →

Party scene in Havana Rakatan, Peacock Theatre. (c) Carole Edrich 2014

Image representing Maenads on WordyMonday

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Another random word from Luciferous Logolepsy, this #WordyMonday word represents maneads (which I’ve interpreted as wildly excited, frenzied or raging women). Havana Rakatan itself does have some scenes with raging women, but in… Continue reading →

Dancing in Miami

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Janet Fuentes and partner at London’s Floridita… because I haven’t processed any of my Miami shots yet I’m in Miami researching dance and graffiti. Obviously one article will focus on salsa.. Sadly the… Continue reading →

samba movement

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A quick retrospective tonight. I thought it would be interesting to show how my shot of this samba dancer made front cover.