A boutique tango club for women who spend their days in meetings and want their evenings back. Learn to walk and dance in heels with comfort and grace, discover the music and movement of a one-of-a-kind culture — and leave every class with fifteen new girlfriends.
Founding cohort · First 15 members · Thursdays at 7 PMOne group, all levels — every exercise scales to you. Classes run twice a week over four weeks.
One evening of tango. Come feel the music, work on your walk, meet the women. If you fall in love with it — your evening counts toward any pass within 7 days.
Half the module, full experience. Four classes of technique, choreography and heels training — at the rhythm your calendar allows.
The complete four-week journey: eight classes, a choreo that's entirely yours, filmed on the last day — and the full club experience.
Why it costs what it costs: a typical Manhattan drop-in runs $25–45 for thirty strangers in a mirrored room. Here you get fifteen women, personal correction every class, a choreo of your own, and a community that stays after class.
Within minutes you'll receive a payment receipt and your reserved place — with the schedule, address, and everything you need for day one.
A private link to our members-only WhatsApp community — introductions before the first class, so you already know faces when you walk in.
A starter playlist, what to wear, where to find practice shoes in NYC — and one suggestion: arrive ten minutes early, the first embrace is the hardest.
EP Dance Studio is a private, soundproofed dance space in the heart of Midtown West — not a mirrored gym rented by the hour. Fifteen dancers fill it exactly. That's the point.
Close to every office in Midtown — leave work at 6:45, be dancing by 7:00. Trains home to anywhere in the city, Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey leave from Penn until late.
Every member is invited to our private WhatsApp community. Each week I propose one thing to do together — a gallery opening, a movie night, a long dinner, a milonga for the brave. And members propose their own: a run club for tango feet, a Sunday museum walk, a table nobody wants to leave.
Some women come for the tango. The ones who stay — stay for the table of women they'd never have met otherwise.

I'm a dancer and Argentine tango teacher based in NYC. I've been dancing since the age of five, with a background in ballroom, ballet, and tango. My classes focus on confident, beautiful movement, strong technique, balance, and connection.
Along the way I earned a Master's in Art History and spent years working in tech. So yes — we can discuss the exhibition at the Met and your sprint deadline in the same evening. I built this club for women who want culture, movement, and company worth keeping, all in one place.
This is the first module of a brand-new club. The first fifteen women who join don't just get the best price — they set the tone, and they keep the privileges: