Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba Extends a Unique Invitation: Join the 31st Summer Course 2025
Renowned for its signature style and global prestige, Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba (LADC) is excited to announce that applications are now open for its 31st Summer Course 2025. This is a unique opportunity for dancers and students to elevate their artistic and technical skills.
According to the official press release, the course curriculum offers an enriching blend of disciplines, including Fusion Dance, Ballet, Flamenco, Cuban Popular Dances, Props Class, Physical Conditioning, and Choreography, along with the staging of original pieces. Year after year, this initiative attracts hundreds of aspiring and seasoned artists from around the world, all eager to enhance their craft under the guidance of one of Cuba’s most celebrated dance companies.
The Summer Course will be conducted in two sessions:
– First session: July 14–26
– Second session: July 28–August 10
Enrollment is now open via the LADC website: www.liztalfonso.com. Each session will conclude with a Closing Gala at the National Theater of Cuba, where participants will showcase what they have learned, performing with the energy, expressiveness, and elegance that define the LADC spirit. These performances are not just displays of skill; they reflect the vibrant values that the company embodies and cherishes, passing them on to its students.
LADC’s Summer Courses have long transcended Cuban borders, attracting dance enthusiasts from Canada, the United States, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Mexico, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Peru, Colombia, and many other countries.
Participants of all ages will receive hands-on training and valuable insights into performance practices, helping them develop their expressive tools and seamlessly blend diverse dance vocabularies with precision and fluidity.
Classes will be held at LADC’s facilities:
– calle Compostela, número 659, entre Luz y Acosta in the heart of Old Havana
– Malecón Art 255, located at en la avenida Malecón, número 255, entre Blanco y Galiano in Central Havana
At LADC’s Summer Courses, learning and joy go hand in hand—because they believe that this is the best way to dance and grow.
Translated by Luis E. Amador Dominguez
Photo: Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba
