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Confessions of a Serial Dancer - by Trina

I pull the hood of my jacket over, half covering my sweaty face; I am exhausted. These are the confessions of a serial dancer.

Hiphop - Confessions of a Serial Dancer

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Awesome 5 year old Bboy (Breakdancer)

November 26th 2006 06:59

This kid is fresh.

He's probably trained hardcore in Shaolin martial arts or for Cirque Du Soleil which would explain those crazy back hand-springs and planches.

Yes, my future babies will learn how to six-step before they learn how to walk

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Trick Nasty Hip Hop Dance Workshop - Melbourne, Nov 19

November 13th 2006 12:02

Ever wanted to listen to what the streets have to say?

TRICK NASTY HIP HOP DANCE WORKSHOP SUNDAY NOVEMBER 19 2006 - Melbourne

TRICK NASTY HAS SUPPORTED BLACK EYED PEAS, SEAN PAUL, MONTELL JORDAN, KELIS, KOFFEE BROWN, THE URBAN MUSIC FESTIVALS AND MANY MORE > for info on TNC hit www.illadvanced.com

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WIN one of TWO free sessions at this advanced dance workshop - check the Competitions Forum under the Hiphop.org.au site to win!

THE CLASSES

E CLASS An xpressive fusion of new flow and old edge; this class is about making both styles work in harmony while still retaining a swag of rawness and style. Errol Cenita is the principal of Industrie One and one of Australia’s best choreographers. So if you want to be challenged, and learn total street execution then you can’t miss the E Class!

M CLASS This class is about pushing “it” out. Going that extra distance to achieve an original and unseen treet styling; Matty B is known for his hip hop purity and grace but also he is trademarked as someone who thinks outside the square. His flava is of all schools so if you’re looking for someone to move you and push you out of your comfort zone, step to the M Class!

WHOLE DAY PASS

Before 13TH NOV 2006 EARLY BIRD $30.00

AFTER 14TH NOV 2006 $35.00

ONE SESSION PRICE> $20.00

PLACES ARE LIMITED SO GET IN EARLY AND REGISTER

SCHEDULE >

· 12:30pm – 1:00pm Registration

· 1:00pm – 1:20pm Warm Up and Stretch Session

· 1:20pm – 2:50pm E CLASS Xpressive

· 2:50pm – 3:00pm BREAK [snacks provided]

· 3:00pm – 4:30pm M CLASS Abstrakt

· 4:30 pm – 4:45pm Cool Down

· 4:45pm – 5:30pm Q&A Session

This is a GREAT opportunity to ask the choreographers about the Industry, competing on a National and International stage, being a dance coach; if you’ve ever had a question you wanted to ask someone currently WORKING and runnin mad-game in the the industry, then this is the time to do it. And of course, get to know the boys!

STUDIO> URBAN DANCE DYNAMICS Level 1, 493 Church Street RICHMOND [P] 03 9427 8887 Mel way Ref: Map 44 E12

DETAILS > ALL ENQUIRIES AND REGISTERY > jc@illadvanced.com OR [P] 03 9347 0050 [M] 0414396632

FOR ERROL C, MATTY B, AND TRICK NASTY’S BIOS AND CREDITS CHECK OUT > www.illadvanced.com

PROUDLY PRESENTED BY ILLADVANCED l DANCE DYNAMICS l INDUSTRIE ONE

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Suke, Nao, Yuta, Dai: New School Hip hop Freestyle Battle

November 9th 2006 21:24

I can't stand people like Ske and Nao (from dance crew Nu Skool Club). They are too damn good and everyone wants to be like them.

Hahaha I love LOVE this clip of the freestyle battles on the day after Shakedown finals. It was crap because we (Caramell) didn't know anything about it, but had to leave Melbourne early in the morning anyway.

Yay for footage!

Prepare to be blown away by the skill, musicality and uber-goodness of these New School Hiphop freaks. Freaks! (Seriously Ske I'm gonna punch you in the face next time I see you).

Catch them at Dancekool Volume 17 showcase!

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Rush Bboy Flava Master Class 2 - Sydney

November 8th 2006 02:26

Bboy Rush

Bboy RUSH winner of:

* Battle State Sydney 2006
* Battle State Canberra 2006
* Battle State Adelaide 2006
* Break the Habit NZ 2006
* Floorskillz Singapore 2006
* Oz Bboy Champs 2006 & 2005
* X-Air Games NZ 2005
* Bodyrock NZ 2004
* X-Air Games NZ 2003
* Planet X 2002

PRESENTS:
B-boy Flava Master Class 2

5pm, Saturday 11th of November, at Urban Dance Centre (58 Abercrombie Street, Chippendale).

A, 2 hour workshop and 1 hour jam (3 hours total) covering:

* Foundations
* Footwork Drills
* Transitions
* Tops
* Bboy Flava
* Finesse

Cost is $20..
For more information you can call Rush on 0410-856-730 or email bboy_rusha@hotmail.com

Wanna see his portfolio? Check this promo clip:

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Krumping vs. Breaking in Sydney

November 2nd 2006 20:44

When Krump first got into the mainstream, establishing itself as another form of Hiphop expression, many looked down upon the emerging style the way technically trained dancers and the general public did on bboys when breaking first came out.

People were quick to compare this new, raw form with other styles that have been around longer, mostly Bboying. There was the misrepresentation in the documentary "Breaking versus Krumping" which set off a lot of bboys hatin' on and rejecting the new 'dance' style.

After much sh*t talking and b*tching, mostly online in forums and blogs, Krumping has become more accepted in mainstream Australia.

Recently, representatives from both sides of Bboying and Krumping in Sydney gathered for a demonstration battle between the two very different styles. It was more for show, for fun and to raise money to send the Bboys to Freestyle Session in Japan, (which is not possible anymore due to lack of funds).

Breaking versus Krumping darrio street krumpers eminent family

Krumper Darrio (Eminent family)

Maya Jupiter and crew from Channel V turned up thanks to Darrio's connections and spoke with the main man behind Krumping, Jeremy of Ozbboy.com and Unique (Mel - Caramell).

Bboy Alterry (SKB)

An event like this is just a great way to jam, to meet and mingle with other dancers and hopefully to raise money to support future urban dance events which don't get any funding down here in Oz.

Check out the segment on Channel V:

*Thanks to Jasey for the photos and Darrio for the video link.

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Darriostreet - Hip Hop, Street Funk, Krump, Popping, Locking

November 1st 2006 22:51

Darrio with Channel V presenter Yumi

Darrio's Street Dance, Sydney's Original Hip-hop dance school established in 1995 by Darrio Phillips. Darrio’s Street has always been on the cutting edge of hip-hop dance; bringing its style and originality to its drop in classes, school sports afternoons and artist development and professional stage shows.

Darrio Phillips originates from Ohio, USA. He came to Australia in the early 1980’s where he was one of the original Hip-hop dancers in Australia; dancing on countless TV shows, promotions, shows etc. He has also choreographed & danced for Peter Andre & Selwyn. And for tours that include Kylie Minogue, Madonna, Bobby Brown & RUMBA.

He is the first Hip-hop dance teacher in Australia, having educated several generations of Sydney students and bringing Hip-hop dance into the Catholic & State Education departments curriculum as an acceptable style of dance for Sport & PE. As well as running his own successful Hip-hop dance school the first in Sydney to be purely devoted to Street Dance and it’s ever changing styles. He is truly a pioneer for dance.

Monday
5:30pm | Jazz-Funk/Hip-hop/KRUMP | Open Class

7:00pm | Hip-hop Essentials 6 week course

Level 1, 160 Castlereagh St,
Town Hall (nr Town Hall & St James Stations)

Description of classes:

Hip-hop Essentials (6 week course)

This is new for 2006. Every six weeks we tackle a new facet of Hip-hop dance, e.g basics, popping, locking, krumping. This a smaller class with a more intensive, and slower paced class. Great for those who have never danced before and for those that want to pay special attention and get their foundation steps down pat.

Jazz/Funk/Hip-hop/KRUMP

Fun and Fasted Pace! An interesting mix of styles that ends up being a fun and challenging. Complete with warm-up and stretching. This is the class that will make your blood pump faster guaranteed.

Cost:

Hip-hop Essentials 6 week course
$99 (cash or cheque) to be paid on the first night

Regular Drop-in classes $16

Darrio Street 10 Class Card $140

What to wear

Wear non-restrictive clothing so that you can move easily while dancing. Comfortable footwear is a must such as running shoes or a dance sneaker. Wear clothing that encourages your self expression and become the dancer that you want to be!

Contact Darrio's Street Dance

w: www.darriostreet.com
e: inquiries@darriostreet.com
p: 9389 1308
m: 0409 772 143

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Caramell win Shakedown Sydney Finals 2006

September 10th 2006 21:25

Here's the video of our 1st place routine for Shakedown 2006 Sydney Finals. Sure it's not so perfect or clean but it'll be a lot better for Melbourne... *cringe at all my stuff ups*

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The stress of dance competitions

August 28th 2006 03:31

The kind of dance competitions I'm familiar with are the urban/hip hop types, groups of 4-20 people showcasing a 3-7min routine in front of a large audience and a select panel of 3-7 judges.

Sydney has quite a few of these comps held throughout the year by different organisers but the same rules apply to all of them - be original, creative, entertaining and versatile, apart from all the technical requirements.

Dance crews who enter range from amateurs who practice in their garage/backyard and dance for fun, to the more professional groups where dancing IS their life.

Caramell at Shakedown Sydney Finals

This explains why I haven't been posting on this or even on my Hiphop blog for a whole week; every night is a late night rehearsal for hours at a time. Bruises, various injuries, sore muscles are all worth it. Plus, all the exercise makes you sleep even better.

I think entering one or two dance comps a year with a good break in between is a great way level up your dancing skills - it sets a goal with a deadline and makes you train harder and more frequently.

So far this year I've entered 3 dance comps. My group Groovesteps won the first one, came second in the next one, and with Caramell we took out the Shakedown Sydney finals just yesterday and will be heading to Melbourne at the end of October for the national finals. Still waiting on footage.

Caramell at Shakedown Sydney Finals

Be cautioned if you're thinking about entering a dance competition like these; it'll mean less of a social life, less contact with your family and loved ones, maybe not a lot of sleep, and worries that you'll screw up majorly and be the ultimate reason why your group didn't do as well as they'd hoped. Prepare yourself for disappointment and always remember that it's about the journey, what you've learnt and how much you've grown during the process, not if you win or don't even place...

Just keep dancing.

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The Freestyle Artist

August 15th 2006 22:26

Chux here again, on the art of Freestyle dance.

Freestyling is what any dancer can do, once one becomes so comfortable with the movement of their body, that they can generate movements from the top of their head and perform them on the spot. Some of the more skilled dancers are able to do this without looking repetitive, have the ability to keep their moves sharp and clean, and use the music well, as well as have their moves suit the music. Freestyling can be of any dance form, and it's the essence of dancing: letting the music move you.

Personally, i don't think my freestyling is up to scratch, and i need to work on it a LOT.

See what i mean?

Anyway, Here is one of the freestylers i respect most.
Kevin Brewer, the choreographer of the American hip hop group the Jabbawockeez from San Diego.

Freestyle to Jazzanova - No Use

Freestyle to Clipse - Grindin'

Tell me you were not impressed.

Chux
representing simian rhythm

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Hiphop Dance Workshop this Weekend, Sydney

August 15th 2006 04:35

This Saturday 19th August, 2 incredible choreographers, dancers and teachers with technical background but currently specialising in commercial Hiphop and breakdancing will be holding a special one-off workshop in Sydney - Melanie, Director of Caramell along with Joolz (Maddance).

It'll be held at Parramatta, above the Sicilian Restaurant on Church St. Any questions call Melanie: 0403532751. Cost is $25 per class, or $40 for both.

It's a great workout too, so don't worry about going to the gym or just taking a walk in the park, get your ass to these workshops and learn how to dance as well as getting fit and having fun!

To get an idea of what these girls can do (if you're not convinced) here's a sample:

Joolz:

Mel:

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Middle School Hiphop - New Jack Swing

August 13th 2006 23:05

I'm trying to avoid posting up random Youtube clips because everybody's doing it now and its getting boring, unless there's a story behind it or something, even better if it involves the poster to personalise it a bit more. I can stick up random videos showing different styles, great routines and stuff but that gets repetitive and boring. So...

I'm posting up a video of the only time I've ever been filmed doing a dance class. A few weeks ago my friend Jasey and I were the only students in Masaki's Hiphop class at Dancekool (Parramatta). Jasey decided he wanted to learn some middle school, a.k.a "New Jack Swing", and while I don't advise anyone to dance at least an hour after they just ate a meal, I ignore this advice and bear the indigestion and painful bowel movements after.

This time though, the music of the New Jack era (think late 80s to mid 90s), of Boyz II Men's "Motownphilly", House of Pain's "Jump Around", Kriss Kross' "Jump" and Bell Biv Devoe's "Poison" as my particular favourites, just taunted me with its highly energetic double-beat counts and big, bouncy moves.

So here is the routine of said dance class, to give an idea of this middle school style.

Masaki teaches Hiphop at Dancekool (Parramatta, City areas), Dance Central, and through D2MG at UNSW.

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Why I don't dance for drunk girls

August 7th 2006 23:14

I had posted this in my Hiphop.org.au blog last week and thought I'll post it on here since it's quite relevant.

At my university we have a Hiphop club. It's called D2MG and this year I'm heading it, with a handful of helpers and a lot more work than we can handle. Today we celebrated "Foundation Day", the anniversary of the birth of our fine institution. At this event, like the orientation week at the start of every academic year to welcome the new and welcome back current students, we had a stall set up to recruit members and make a big noise on campus.

Usually when people inquire about our society, we don't get requests to dance for them, as there is someone always on the vinyl, grooving to the music. Today was more quiet, seeing as we had to compete with the blaring Robbie Williams and other Top 40 crap of the main stage only 50 metres away.

2 girls from the college on campus were obviously tipsy (and it wasn't even noon), badgering myself and my boyfriend to dance for them, in exchange for their signatures to our club. After much pestering we both refused and the girls left frustrated, "what's the point of this club if you don't dance when someone asks you to?"

What are we, monkeys who automatically do what you tell us to, just for your own entertainment? Screw you. For a $5 membership I'm not going to leave my post for the amusement of a few drunk girls. It's not worth it. We don't need your money, and you're signing up for the wrong reasons anyway.

I may sound like a priss to some who don't understand because they've never been in a position where someone says, "oh so you can (insert special talent here), can you do it here/show me?" Especially when they're drunk, you just don't wanna waste your time.

Most of the time I'll oblige, to show that I'm not just all talk; I'll engage in a battle if someone challenges me and hell I'm usually the one creating the battle circles at the clubs.

I don't drink alcohol, only in sangria and truffles. Drunkeness is a turn off (ok sometimes it's quite funny) but most of the time is really annoying. Today especially, laying out our vinyl and taping it to the concrete for our dancers was reported to me as being an Occupational Health and Safety Hazard. Um ok. Apparently because majority of people within the area were expected to be trashed, there was a possibility that they will slip and injure themselves on the vinyl and sue us. I was personally liable being the President of the society so of course I had to roll up the mat.

Sucks.

I think only a handful of people who read this post will know where I'm coming from.

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Ballet Breakdance = Step Up the Movie

August 6th 2006 20:20

Step Up Movie Channing Tatum Jenna Dewan

Mmm... Channing Tatum plays Tyler in 'Step Up'

Ah I keep forgetting to post about this film. Another dance movie. This time, rough and tough breakdancer falls in love with ballerina and they fuse their styles of dance to create a spectacular showcase at the end of the movie.

Hottie with THE bod, Channing Tatum (Coach Carter, She's the Man) plays rebel kid, Tyler and Jenna Dewan (Take The Lead, Tamara, The Grudge 2) takes on the beautiful ballerina role, Nora, who recruits Tyler as her partner for her senior dance showcase. Australia's own Rachel Griffiths makes an appearance in this film as the headmaster of Nora's elite dance school.

What makes 'Step Up' stand out from the other movies is in the process - they held auditions through their official site on MySpace.com for dancers to be featured in the movie. Contestants were to send in clips of their skills and the judging panel consisted of Ciara, Channing, Jenna and choreographer Anne Fletcher. 5 winners were selected to be included not only in the movie but also Ciara's new video clip.

Channing is a hottie but rumours are that he's gay, and while watching some of the videos on the MySpace official site, I kinda got that feeling too...

Movie hits theatres on August 11 in the US and on September 28 in Australia.

Mmmm...Channing

Here's an exclusive clip from the movie, of Tyler (Channing Tatum) busting some moves

Another clip from the movie, this time both Jenna and Channing doing their thing on the dancefloor, with a classic boys vs. girls dance-off, Mario (Let Me Love You) in the back ad-libbing.

And here's the official trailer:

*All videos from official production company under the profile StepUpMovie on Youtube.com
**Images are promotional material and is used to illustrate the work or product in question and thereby qualifies as fair use.

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World Hiphop Dance Championships

August 4th 2006 01:17

Philippines takes first place, New Zealand in second and Trinidad and Tobago in third. Here's the video for Philippines, and more info can be found on Hiphop.org.au.

1st Place - Philippines

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Str33tlevel.com - online hiphop dance community

August 2nd 2006 04:12

As posted on my Hiphop.org.au site, there's a new online community called Str33tlevel.com made for Hiphop dancers and any other styles are welcome of course. The idea is to share knowledge, discuss anything dance/hiphop related, a place where Hiphop dancers can go and hang out, like a PCYC type thing online. This came to being after the lack of support from the male dominated Ozhiphop.com and Ozbboy.com, who did a lot of trash talking and told us dancers to stick it and keep out of their forums, while females such as myself were asked to expose our chests.

Phew. So head over to Str33tlevel.com, so you won't have to put up with hearing singers telling dancers how to dance on forums such as Hoopdreamz.com.au, and get to know the rest of your fellow dancers in the Hiphop and extended scene in Australia.

Next Thursday night, August 10, they'll be having a launch party, details below.

Str33tlevel.com launch party!

Thursday 10 August
9pm
Havana Club De Luxe
169 Oxford Street Darlinghurst.
$5/guest list before 11pm, $10/ door.

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Beatphonik win Melbourne Groove Dance Competition

July 14th 2006 04:54

Congratulations to BEATPHONIK for winning Melbourne Groove Heats 1 last weekend. Shoutout to Alvz.

The chess theme is really interesting, but I expected the theme to be carried throughout the performance, or am I missing something?

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Sydney Hiphop/Krump Classes

July 12th 2006 04:28

Melanie Hitchcock, director of Caramell (my dance crew) along with Michael from Caramell are holding Hiphop dance workshops this Sunday.

Mel and Scrappy (Darrio's protegé) will be holding Hiphop, break and krump classes in Parramatta on Saturdays starting this weekend. If you wanna learn the real stuff, this is the place to check out.

P.S. Sorry about quality of pics, it's out of my control.

Melanie Hitchcok (Caramell) Dance Workshops

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Nike does Dancing

June 24th 2006 01:19

Chux here, with some new info on a recent set of commercials released by Nike.

Nike has started doing Dance commercials.

"I don't need to fill a stadium
Or cause one to fill up with joy
I don't need to hear 60,000 people chant my name
I'll never have a fan club
Get a signing bonus
Or even sign an autograph
But can you honestly tell me I am not an athlete?"

Those are the words of new Nike spokeswoman Sofia Boutella, who has starred in 2 new commercials for nike, about dancing. They are created for nikewomen.com, and show her using styles of hip hop dance including bboying, and styles of popping. The keywords of one are:

Take sport. Add music.

Sofia Boutella - First Commercial
Sofia Boutella - Second Commercial

She has also starred in a french dance movie called Le Defi

As well as starring in 2 of Madonna's recent video clips from Confessions of a dance floor.
Madonna - Hung up
Madonna - Sorry

Chux out, Get Funky

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How To: Learn basic breaking and other dance moves

June 5th 2006 02:03

Online instructional videos or or tutorials for dance are highly popular but limited or charge fees. I'm not a fan of these, as I believe in physically going to classes or other training places to learn properly (including being taught by someone who knows what they're talking about otherwise you get the wrong information and are wasting your time and energy).

However once in a while I stumble across random sites that are quite decent compared to the rest of the crap out there; in this instance, it's a "breakdancing" flash tutorial which explains things in some detail and gives tips and advice.

Just a note that the real term for this dance style is "breaking" and some of the moves shown in the tutorial are from popping which is a funk dance style that was included in the umbrella term "breakdancing" along with locking and boogaloo. Breaking (or bboying/bgirling) is more than a dance style - it's a lifestyle, which I've elaborated on in my Hiphop.org.au site.

Online flash tutorial: Learn How To Breakdance

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Rize up and get krump - a new style of dance

May 19th 2006 00:30

Only recently has Australia discovered the art form of Krumping, through the release of Dave LaChapelle's documentary, "RIZE".

From the ghettos of LA, Krump dancers emerged after branching off from Clowning, another art form created by Tommy The Clown which is often mixed up with the former.

Darrio gets krump

There are correlations between krumping and traditional African tribal dances, as a spiritual, raw and highly energetic form of self-expression; is not aggressive, it is not violent.

In Australia, there are few who can krump and even fewer who can teach it (if at all). There's much speculation about the validity of these teachings and the quality of the dancers; what I see is that Krumping is now a fad, something that a lot of people think they can do easily by pumping their arms and chest really fast and adding booty shaking and stripper dancing to the mix. WRONG.
The best way to learn is by going to krumpkings.com and reading up on it, order the DVDs so you get educated directly by some of the founders. Those who would like to learn in person, the man in Australia to go to is Darrio of darriostreet.com. He is based in Sydney but will be doing Brisbane and Melbourne workshops in the next few months.

To those who consider themselves Krump dancers in Australia, most of you have no idea. What y'all are doing is Krump-inspired dancing, which is cool, but as long as you got your facts straight.

Me getting buck

I used to get buck (which means "to krump"), but now circumstances in my life have changed and I don't feel enough anger and frustration to be able to vent it through krumping, and the whole commercialisation of it all had turned me off.

To check it out, here are some clips of the founders getting buck.

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November 2nd 2005 09:48

Hiphopn.com

My blog on all things Hip Hop in Australia and the rest of the world.

D2MG Hip Hop Society based in the University of New South Wales, Australia.

Darriostreet Dance based in Sydney, Australia. Darrio is my dance mentor.

Dancekool, the only REAL Hip Hop and Funk dance school in Sydney. They are also my dance mentors.

Ozbboy.com - the forums for bboys and bgirls in Australia.

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November 2nd 2005 02:11

For Hip Hop dance classes in Sydney, check out my dance studio Ace Dance Studios

About the Author. Looking for dancers to perform at your event? Contact: Trina.

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