SATURDAY PARTY WITH THE FRIED SEVEN VS. THE ROARING CATS
Irene Ragusini is a visual artist and a dancer. She was originally trained in ballet, but jazz dance attracted her. with an ever learning attitude. She has experience teaching at international festivals around Europe as well as competing, with many placements. Irene is currently based in Athens, where she is coaching and training with the lindy hop and solo jazz teams of her project Athens Authentic Jazz Dance.
Sander has had a passion for the swing era since he was a teenager.
He studied fashion technology and loves to create his own clothes
in order to enhance his style of dancing. He’s part of the Brussels swing dance community and together with the Jazz Maniacs and The Old Soulz dance crew. He works on constantly learning about jazz culture to keep their style and spirit alive.
Jessy Miller trained in classical Ballet and Tap before finding a passion in African American jazz dances at the age of 20. She fell in love with jazz music and the culture of the dance and values creative expression and authenticity. Inspired by the African American dancers of the Savoy Ballroom, you can expect Jessy’s teaching to focus on taking risks in the dance, exploring new movements, and solid rhythmical choices.
Will fulton, Before discovering the power of Lindy hop, he spent his pre-dance years in the world of professional rugby, and tries to bring the same energy and dynamism to his dancing. He finds strong parallels between his experience in rugby and Lindy Hop, such as teamwork, improvisation, and fluid movement. Fueled by a love of swing music and inspired by legendary dancers from the Savoy ballroom, Will’s teaching focuses on helping students find their authentic expression.
We are Santi and Euge, dancers and performers from Buenos Aires.
We have been dancing together since 2017 as independent dancers, sharing our learning processes and supporting each other to consciously mutual grow.
During these years we have been inspired by early Lindy Hop days archives, working on connection and creativity.
We search for our own identity, focusing on Swing dance roots, delving into African-American culture.
We currently compete and teach in different countries.
For us, Lindy Hop means values of growth and community, a space for creativity and reflection.
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