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SPAIN 2014 Event Information

 

WORLD DANCE MOVEMENT . MADRID . SPAIN.

SPRING IN SPAIN!

APRIL 12-17, 2014

CLASSES:

Jazz, Contemporary, Ballet, Theatre Jazz, Lyrical,  Acrobatics, Nacho Duato Choreographic Workshop, Active-Isolated Flexibility, Yamuna Ball Rolling 

FACULTY:

Michèle Assaf, Bruno Collinet, Desmond Richardson, Joshua Pelatzky, Eva Sánchez, Eva López Crevillén, Sarah Bellagamba, Brittany Hill, Macia Del Prete

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CLASS LEVELS: 

Intermediate 13+ 
Advanced/Professional 17+

(Details about these levels and level placement can be found on the Registration Form).

NOTE: All dancers must be 18 years old to participate in WDM SPAIN without a chaperone/guardian. Dancers under 18 years old must be accompanied by a chaperone at least 21 years of age. If you do not have a chaperone, please contact us and we will attempt to assign you one. 

There is a $200 fee per week for the chaperone/guardian. You may add the chaperone to your registration form when you get to the "Classes & Prices" page. Please add one (1) chaperone per dancer under 18 years of age per week if needed. 

Parents will have to sign a release form. Please call +1.212.582.1090 with any questions. 

WEEKLY GALAS: 

At the conclusion of the week of classes, the students perform the choreography they have learned throughout the week in a Final Gala Performance. Patrons of the arts, special guests and supporters of World Dance Movement are invited to the Gala to witness the various styles learned at WDM. 

WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING FOR CLASS AND THE GALA PERFORMANCE? 

* Water 
* Rehearsal wear that allows the instructors to clearly see the lines of the dancer's body.
* Students should refrain from wearing loose fitting or bulky items during class.
* For Gala performances: Black attire for Ballet and pink ballet shoes for women (black for men)
* Black biker shorts and long leggings or Jazz pants, a black top, Jazz shoes and black socks 
* Please bring a sun dress you can dance in.
* Please bring character shoes for the 'Theatre Jazz' Class.
* We do have a 'WDM Dance Shop' if you are missing something.

SPAIN 2014 Class Prices

Prices before February 28, 2014:

WDM SPAIN Core Classes: 

Registration Fee: $55 (Must be paid by all attendees – dancers, parents, workshop observers)

2 classes a day per week: $350
3 classes a day per week: $450
4 classes a day per week: $540
5 classes a day per week: $620

 

WDM SPAIN Elective Classes: 

Nacho Duato Workshop: $250
A.I. Flexibility and Yamuna Ball Rolling: $110
Acrobatics: $160

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Prices after March 1, 2014

WDM SPAIN Core Classes: 

Registration Fee: $55 (Must be paid by all attendees – dancers, parents, workshop observers)

2 classes a day per week: $365
3 classes a day per week: $465
4 classes a day per week: $555
5 classes a day per week: $635


WDM SPAIN Elective Classes:

Nacho Duato Workshop: $265
A.I. Flexibility and Yamuna Ball Rolling: $125
Acrobatics: $175

* You will choose your classes on the "Classes & Prices" page of the registration form. On the bottom right corner of each page you can recalculate your total.

Spain 2014 Travel Information

FLIGHT INFORMATION: 

Final Airport destination: Madrid-Barajas Airport

All dancers and visitors are responsible for booking their own flight accommodations. 

If you would like assistance or guidance with flight accommodations or travel plans before or after WDM Spain,

please contact the official World Dance Movement Travel Planner: Sarah Tahan -   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Please contact her by email and she can help you get the best prices on travel.

or check out these discounts below on your own!

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SPAIN 2014 Hotel Information

OFFICIAL WDM SPAIN HOTEL: 

Check-In: April 11, 2014
Check-Out: April 18, 2014

Holiday Inn Madrid-Pirámides is a friendly and luminous hotel located in the proximity of the La Latina quarter, only a few metres from the Madrid Rastro (Flea Market), the Casa de Campo park, the Vista Alegre Palacio, the Vicente Calderón Football Stadium, and very near to the Palacio Real (Royal Palace), the Madrid of the Habsburg Epoch and the important museum area known as “Culture Mile”.

Its easy access to the M-30 and M-40 ringroads and the privilege of having an underground and train station on its doorstep (Pirámides Station, with a link to the Barajas International Airport line) makes this Hotel a great choice for WDM SPAIN. Holiday Inn Madrid-Pirámides is a pleasant hotel with natural light that will fulfil your expectations to a high level of satisfaction. 

You will pay the Hotel directly upon arrival. We will only reserve the Hotel rooms for you now and will not take the payment for the hotel during this registration process. On the registration form you will be able to choose your room type (with or without dinner and how many to a room).

There are more details on the registration form. 

Holiday Inn Madrid - Piramides
Paseo de los Acacias, 40
28005 Madrid
Tel +34 91 517 18 28
Fax + 34 91 468 81 06
www.rafaelhoteles.com
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ALL HOTEL PRICES ARE PER DAY, PER PERSON, IN EURO

Room + Breakfast & Dinner 

Room for 1: 82,80€ _ 7 days: 579,60€
Room for 2: 56,40€ _ 7 days: 394,80€
Room for 3: 52,00€ _ 7 days: 364,00€
Room for 4: 50,00€ _ 7 days: 350,00€

Room + Breakfast ONLY 
Room for 1: 69,60€ _ 7 days: 487,20€
Room for 2: 43,20€ _ 7 days: 302,40€
Room for 3: 38,80€ _ 7 days: 271,60€
Room for 4: 37,30€ _ 7 days: 261,10€

* All WDM Participants are invited by WDM staff to the GALA DINNER and the SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS CEREMONY, April 17, 2014 for FREE
(if your parents or friends are not registered at WDM Spain, they may join the Gala dinner for 19€)

Learn About Madrid

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THE TOP 'TEN' IN MADRID

TOP 10 SIGHTS

  • Royal Palace. Madrid's most beautiful building, the largest royal palace in Western Europe. 
  • Puerta del Sol. Madrid's most central and best known square. 
  • Plaza Mayor. Marvellous enclosed square, perfect to sit outside and people watch. 
  • Templo de Debod. An authentic 2nd Century BC Egyptian temple in the middle of Madrid! 
  • Madrid Cathedral. Madrid's largest and most important church. 
  • Plaza de la Villa. Incredibly historic square, home to the 15th Century Torre de Lujanes, 16th Century Casa de Cisneros and the 17th Century Casa de la Villa.
  • Puerta de Alcalá. A Madrid icon, this old city gate even has a song dedicated to it! 
  • Gran Vía. Madrid's most famous and most central street. 
  • Plaza de Cibeles. Central square where Real Madrid celebrates championship wins and home to the Bank of Spain. 
  • Plaza de Oriente. Beautiful square located in front of the Royal Palace. 

TOP 10 THINGS TO DO

  • Watch flamenco. Madrid is a stage for some of the best flamenco dancers in the world. Visit a flamenco restaurant for the perfect night-out. 
  • See a bullfight. The best bullfighters show off their skills in Spain's capital. 
  • Watch Real Madrid play. The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium plays host to one of the best football teams in the world. 
  • Take an open-topped bus tour. See the most important sights and monuments in under 2 hours, enabling you to choose which to visit later. 
  • Eat at the world's oldest restaurant. Botin is recognised as such in the Guinness Book of Records. 
  • Try some tapas. The quintessential and ubiquitous Spanish food. 
  • Take a ride on Madrid's cable car. The Teleférico gives visitors wonderful panoramic views of many of the capital's best sights & attractions.
  • Walk in the Park. Enjoy the wide open spaces, rose-garden, boating lake, and the wonderful street theatre at the Retiro Park. 
  • Go to the Rastro. Madrid's weekly flea market allows you to buy almost anything under the sun! 
  • Try chocolate con churros. After all the activity above, you'll need to restore your energy with some chocolate con churros. What's this? 

TOP 10 MUSEUMS

  • The Prado. One of Europe's premier art museums, the Prado is a must when visiting Madrid. 
  • The Reina Sofia. Picasso's 'Woman in Blue' and Guernica paintings are just 2 of the highlights. 
  • The Thyssen-Bornemisza. Some say this is the world's best private art collection, now managed by the Spanish state. 
  • CaixaForum. A new addition to Madrid's cultural offering, includes an amazing vertical garden. 
  • Fundación Lázaro Galdiano. Overshadowed by the famous museums listed above, but this is Madrid's hidden gem - one of the city's best art museums. 
  • Goya Museum. The main attraction here are the frescos the famous painter was commissioned to paint in this chapel. 
  • Museo Sorolla. The studio-mansion of the Impressionist painter Joaquin Sorolla exhibits examples of his works. 
  • Casa Museo Lope de Vega. Dedicated to Spain's greatest playwright, this small museum reproduces a 17th Century Spanish home. 
  • Archaeological Museum. The most important exhibit here is the Dama de Elche, a woman's bust from the 4th or 5th Century BC. 
  • Naval Museum. One of the world's most important naval museums, right here in Madrid.

WDM ENTERTAINMENT:

World Dance Movement provides weekly tourism services for visitors and dancers, including transportation, planned VIP events, group outings and more!  

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