Rebecca Shulman

Rebecca Shulman is a tango dancer whose career, as recorded on an archived teacher page, runs from 1991 into the mid-2000s ^[1]. According to that page, she started dancing tango with Daniel Trenner in 1991 ^[1].

In 1994 she joined Dance Manhattan to develop its Argentine tango programme ^[1]. Her later activities, as listed on the same page, included performing with TangoMujer in Berlin, teaching at a festival in Montreal and in Istanbul, co-hosting a tango visit to Havana, and starting a tango scene in Bombay ^[1]. In 1997 she danced with Pablo Verón in the teachers' exhibition at Stanford Tango Week ^[2].

A dancer listing records her as a partner of Daniel Trenner, Jaimes Friedgen, Evan Griffiths, Brigitta Winkler, Nick Jones, Alex Krebs and Damian Thompson .

Career

Shulman started dancing tango with Daniel Trenner in 1991 ^[1]. In 1994 she joined Dance Manhattan to develop the school's Argentine tango programme ^[1].

In 1997 she danced with Pablo Verón in the teachers' exhibition at Stanford Tango Week ^[2]. In 1998 TangoMujer performed at the Podewil Theatre in Berlin ^[1]. In the same year she taught at the Montreal festival and in Istanbul ^[1].

In 2002 she co-hosted Bridge to the Tango's visit to Havana, where tango was taught to Cubans ^[1]. In 2006 she and Jaimes Friedgen started the tango scene in Bombay ^[1].

Dance partners

A dancer listing records the following partners of Shulman :

Two of these partnerships also appear in her teacher biography. Daniel Trenner was the dancer with whom she began tango in 1991 ^[1]. Jaimes Friedgen worked with her to start the Bombay tango scene in 2006 ^[1]. The listing gives no dates for the other partnerships .

Performances

Her recorded performances include the 1997 teachers' exhibition at Stanford Tango Week with Pablo Verón ^[2]. They also include the 1998 TangoMujer performance at the Podewil Theatre in Berlin ^[1].