Casa de Flamenco is the home of flamenco dance, guitar and Spanish language in the South of Adelaide. Offering fun, high quality classes for complete beginners to professional level with dynamic, supportive teachers trained in Spain. Experience these cultural activities in a comfortable and relaxed environment.
Kristy and Aloysius also offer authentic flamenco performances for all occasions and events as Chispa Flamenca.
Kristy has been teaching flamenco dance since returning from her first trip to Spain in 2003. She spent 14 months training intensely in Madrid with some of the most renowned flamenco teachers. She has since returned to Spain twice, in 2006 and 2009, to build on her training in Seville.
She has developed a unique style that inspires many of Adelaide's flamenco students. Her ability to put people at ease and demystify some of the complexities of flamenco is refreshing.
Kristy is a qualified and experienced fitness leader and has lead group fitness classes for over 10 years. Her enthusiasm for seeing others reach their own fitness goals is evident and her unique blend of dance training and knowledge of the body has lead her to being able to offer classes that will not only improve coordination and posture but increase fitness and core strength. She has identified that core strength and flexibility are essential for a long and healthy dancing career and improve the quality and enjoyment of everyday living.
For this reason at Casa de Flamenco Kristy offers dance classes which are either followed or proceeded by a Yogalates class, these classes are optional but encouraged and are available to anyone who wants to increase their core strength and flexibility.
For more information about Kristy, including videos and photos visit Chispa Flamenca's website.

Aloysius has been playing guitar since he was a child. After studying classical guitar at the Elder Conservatorium, he took up flamenco. This led him to spend time in Spain following the traditional apprenticeship of accompanying singers and dancers, studying with maestros and playing at Juergas (parties). Eventually he was able to work at the dance studios of Javier Cruz and Maria Angeles in Seville.
Since coming back to Australia he has continued to work as a soloist and with a variety of dancers and singers. He has released two CDs of original compositions, the most recent one "Chispa Flamenca", and continues to explore the possibilities of the guitar in many different styles. For more information, including video and audio clips, visit Aloysius' website.
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