Polka
The Polka, coming from Bohemia in the 1800s, has an unforgettable rhythm – da-da-dum, da-da-dum. The name is Czech for “half-step,” much used in the dance. The Polka is danced in pairs either face-to-face or standing side-by-side. Polka music has a 2/4 beat and is notable for its happy sound. The Polka has consistently remained a very popular dance worldwide.
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Anna Trebunskaya Will Be Here August 21-22!
Take A Private Lesson With Anna! For the first time, Anna Trebunskaya will be coaching at Fred Astaire Willoughby. It’s a terrific opportunity for you to learn from one of the world’s great professionals…and to rub elbows with a cast member from Dancing With The Stars! Anna has numerous professional accomplishments including [...]
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Express Yourself! Our Newest Class Series Begins In June!
Learn To EXPRESS YOURSELF in Dance! A dancer who is technically perfect but expresses zero emotion leaves us cold. But watch an imperfect dancer twirling with emotion and we’re captivated, charmed and touched. So HOW do you let yourself go on the dance floor? How do you show an emotion that matches your [...]
