Carmela Greco Flamenco Workshop

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Early registration discount rates:

• Beg./Int. Full (6 classes) workshop $180 ($30 per class)
• Advanced Full (6 classes) workshop $180 ($30 per class)
• Both Full (12 classes) workshop $300 ($25 per class)
• Single Class Registered $35

After Wednesday September 28, 2005 deadline / Regular Rates:

• Beg./Int. Full (6 classes) workshop $210 ($35 per class)
• Advanced Full (6 classes) workshop $210 ($35 per class)
• Both Full (12 classes) workshop $360 ($30 per class)
• Drop-in single class $35

The last day for registration is Wednesday September 28, 2005.

Payment must be received in full before Wednesday September 28, 2005 to ensure space and discount rates. NO refunds will be granted.

Carmela Greco, daughter of the celebrated Spanish dancer José Greco, was born in Madrid, Spain. She began studying dance at age 11.

In 1972, Ms. Greco was selected on merit to dance in "Ballet Antología," precursor of the Ballet Nacional of Spain, under the direction of Alberto Lorca.

In 1977, she joined the dance company of Luisillo as prima ballerina.

In 1980, Ms. Greco formed her own company and toured in France, Italy, the Middle East, and Africa. That same year she also presented "Ritmos Flamencos" in the San Carlos Theater, Naples.

In 1982, Carmela Greco performed for the King of Spain and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Over the years Ms. Greco danced in popular tablaos in Spain: "Torres Bermejas," "Café de Chinitas," "Corral de la Morería," "Los Canasteros" and "Corral de la Pacheca."

She appeared in the production "Andalucía en pie," directed by José Tamayo, which had its premiere in the Villamarta Theater, in Jerez de la Frontera, together with Faico, Fosforito, La Susi and Chiquetete.

Ms. Greco danced in the company of Mario Maya and performed in the "Ballet El Amargo," which had its premiere in Madrid in the Teatro de la Comedia.

In 1988, she joined the company of her father, José Greco, and made her debut in New York at the Joyce Theater, where she returned to perform in 1990. In the same year, Ms. Greco joined the faculty at the renowned dance academy "Amor de Dios," in Madrid.

In 1995, Ms. Greco performed as guest artist with the company of José Greco II in the Flamenco Festival in Albuquerque, at the Jackie Gleason Theater in Miami, and the Lincoln Center in New York. In 1988, she performed at Jacob’s Pillow.

In 1999, with her sister, Lola Greco, Carmela presented the production "Raza" in the Bellas Artes Theater, Madrid. Subsequently she toured in Italy, participating in a renowned gala event in Naples.

In 2002, Ms. Greco toured in Japan for six months with her own company.

In 2001-2002, she returned to Japan in the production "Climax," together with Lola Greco and José Greco II, in honor of their father.

In 2002, Carmela Greco danced in the Seville Biennial, under the direction of Paco Suárez, in "Orestes en Lisboa," appearing with top artists Rafaela Carrasco, Manuel Reyes, Antonio Reyes and Alejandro Granados.

In 2003, Ms. Greco toured in Italy with the José Greco II dance company.

Currently Carmela Greco teaches classes and workshops throughout the world and heads her own dance company.