Dance, for me, is a union of a person with her interior. It is a communion with yourself, with others, with the environment and with life. One can understand life through dance. I believe the dance class is a time to enjoy, work, think and increase one’s self-confidence.

It is an honor for me to be able to sustain and support dancers in the delicate task of cultivating their awareness of themselves as individual artists. As we become aware of our passions and strengths, we are able to wake the creative impulse in others.  I try to bring out their potential and the passion that every interpreter has.  I seek what is essential and want to connect or reconnect people with the joy of dance.

I love to work in an atmosphere of creativity, respect, responsibility, honesty, independence and freedom. As a choreographer and teacher I am dedicated and demanding in the search for each dancer’s individual voice. I want not only to teach movements, but also to have the dancers rediscover why they dance, and what they dance.

Wherever I go, I teach with a human and comprehensive pedagogy in which creativity, ethics and aesthetics are intertwined. 
My love, dedication and passion for the people and the art of dance have caused me to travel widely and have rich experiences teaching, dancing and choreographing in different countries. — Anabella Lenzu


In Person Barre a Terre (open level)

at Peridance Capezio Center 

  • WEDNESDAYS 10am-11:30am (NYC time)

CLASS DESCRIPTION: Find your inner-strength; develop & improve alignment and technique; explore and learn how to efficiently use your body and your energy in a healthy way as instruments of your expression. Through this class, you can increase flexibility and strength, overcome physical difficulties and incorrect posture, and acquire physical awareness to help prevent injuries. Open to all levels of experience.

WHY STUDY BARRE A TERRE? To know more read Anabella's Article


The girls I saw taking her class had a warmth and happiness that is uncommon. There was something extraordinary going on and they knew it.
— Periodico de la Mujer (Buenos Aires /Argentina)