A tea dancereimagined
The spread
Cake first,
then the cabeceo
Home-baked Victoria sponges and cheesecakes, jam-jar flowers, and proper china on a white cloth. Our milongas keep the warmth of an English afternoon tea and add the music and manners of a Buenos Aires salon.
The room
Wherever there's
a good floor
Village halls, church halls, assembly rooms and community centres, wherever the floor is worth dancing on. Ordinary, beautiful rooms that ask nothing of you but to dance.
The embrace
For your partner,
and the floor
Close, chest to chest, small steps for a crowded floor. First and foremost it's for your partner, the two of you and the music. But it's for the whole floor too, reading the couples around you, giving space and sharing the ronda.