Lisa and Fabien are visiting Iceland the first weekend of July and have offered to teach a workshop for us.

This is a mixed level workshop for everyone who has attended at least one semester of classes in Háskóladansinn.

The exact agenda for the classes will depend on who signs up and Lisa and Fabien have agreed to be flexible about what we want to work on.

Schedule:
Saturday July 1st
12:30 - 13:30 Class 1
13:45 - 14:45 Class 2
15:00 - 16:00 Class 3

Sunday July 2nd
12:30 - 13:30 Class 4
13:45 - 14:45 Class 5
15:00 - 16:00 Class 6

Price: 10.000 kr. for members of Lindy Ravers and 12.000 for others.

About the teachers:
Fabien and Lisa met in Herrang, Sweden in 2010 and have been teaching and dancing together ever since. Coming from different backgrounds they both bring their own particular expertise, talents, and enthusiasm to the partnership.

Fabien comes from Grenoble, France and has been teaching swing dancing since 2004, specializing in lindy hop and blues. His love of choreography has led to him to choreograph a number of successful showcases performed at ILHC and other events, as well as the recent ‘French Connection’ Team that placed 2nd at ILHC and ESDC.

Lisa is a professional dancer from London, now living in France. Classically trained from the age of 6 she discovered her love for all styles of dance whilst studying for her degree in Theatre Dance at London Studio Centre. After leaving college she worked professionally in the commercial dance world, specializing in hip-hop. She then discovered and fell in love with lindy hop and blues and has immersed herself in all things swing ever since.

Together and separately they have competed and placed in many competitions. (recently winning 1st place in the open showcase at ILHC, 3rd place in the Classic Open at ILHC, 3rd place in showcase at Camp Hollywood in LA and European Swing dance Champions in the slow lindy division in 2013, 2nd place in 2015).
Their fun natured teaching style, yet ability to breakdown a movement, means their classes are a perfect mix for those wanting to progress their dancing. Constantly pushing themselves in their own dancing means they understand the work that goes into becoming a better dancer and are passionate about sharing their experiences and helping others to achieve their goals.