In this series of four classes, we’ll learn an old-school solo jazz routine called the Tranky Doo, which Frankie Manning & friends would do at the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s, and later caught on widely in the lindy hop world.

If you’ve done some solo jazz or other solo dancing before, this class will be breezy and fun 💥 We’ll teach a different section of the routine each week, and spent a good amount of time breaking down and practising each move, so if you miss a week it’s no big deal! Stick around afterwards for a 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 13h30-14h30 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

Here are Al Minns, Leon James and Pepsi Bethel performing the routine in the documentary “The Spirit Moves”:

Learn the foundational 6-count footwork and vocab that lindy hoppers use in their social dancing. Please register with a partner for this class: no single registrations (this forms part of our Covid precautions).

If you’re new to lindy hop, we recommend that you join all four classes so that you can build on what you learn from one week to the next 💪 But if you miss a week, no biggie! Join us a bit earlier for 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 15h00-16h00 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

In this series of four classes, we’ll learn an old-school solo jazz routine called the Tranky Doo, which Frankie Manning & friends would do at the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s, and later caught on widely in the lindy hop world.

If you’ve done some solo jazz or other solo dancing before, this class will be breezy and fun 💥 We’ll teach a different section of the routine each week, and spent a good amount of time breaking down and practising each move, so if you miss a week it’s no big deal! Stick around afterwards for a 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 13h30-14h30 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

Here are Al Minns, Leon James and Pepsi Bethel performing the routine in the documentary “The Spirit Moves”:

Learn the foundational 6-count footwork and vocab that lindy hoppers use in their social dancing. Please register with a partner for this class: no single registrations (this forms part of our Covid precautions).

If you’re new to lindy hop, we recommend that you join all four classes so that you can build on what you learn from one week to the next 💪 But if you miss a week, no biggie! Join us a bit earlier for 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 15h00-16h00 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

In this series of four classes, we’ll learn an old-school solo jazz routine called the Tranky Doo, which Frankie Manning & friends would do at the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s, and later caught on widely in the lindy hop world.

If you’ve done some solo jazz or other solo dancing before, this class will be breezy and fun 💥 We’ll teach a different section of the routine each week, and spent a good amount of time breaking down and practising each move, so if you miss a week it’s no big deal! Stick around afterwards for a 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 13h30-14h30 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

Here are Al Minns, Leon James and Pepsi Bethel performing the routine in the documentary “The Spirit Moves”:

Learn the foundational 6-count footwork and vocab that lindy hoppers use in their social dancing. Please register with a partner for this class: no single registrations (this forms part of our Covid precautions).

If you’re new to lindy hop, we recommend that you join all four classes so that you can build on what you learn from one week to the next 💪 But if you miss a week, no biggie! Join us a bit earlier for 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 15h00-16h00 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

In this series of four classes, we’ll learn an old-school solo jazz routine called the Tranky Doo, which Frankie Manning & friends would do at the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s, and later caught on widely in the lindy hop world.

If you’ve done some solo jazz or other solo dancing before, this class will be breezy and fun 💥 We’ll teach a different section of the routine each week, and spent a good amount of time breaking down and practising each move, so if you miss a week it’s no big deal! Stick around afterwards for a 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 13h30-14h30 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle

Here are Al Minns, Leon James and Pepsi Bethel performing the routine in the documentary “The Spirit Moves”:

Learn the foundational 6-count footwork and vocab that lindy hoppers use in their social dancing. Please register with a partner for this class: no single registrations (this forms part of our Covid precautions).

If you’re new to lindy hop, we recommend that you join all four classes so that you can build on what you learn from one week to the next 💪 But if you miss a week, no biggie! Join us a bit earlier for 30min social/practice session (free if you take a class), from 14:30-15:00.

When/Where/How Much:

• Saturdays, 6 – 27 November, 15h00-16h00 (+ free 30min practice)
• Kalk Bay Community Centre
• Single class: R90 per person (no cash payments: book & pay online)

What to bring:

• Comfy shoes that you can dance in
• A face mask that covers your nose and mouth
• A water bottle