CHOREO
CHOREO dance style
No matter your dance style or level of experience, these choreography classes are open to everyone. The primary goal is to learn to recognize movement dictated by the music, to explore fundamental steps through movement and musicality, and to infuse the choreography with your own unique style and character. Above all, the focus is on finding your groove rather than simply moving your limbs.
In choreo classes, we will train:
🎶 Musicality
👟Street dance technique
👯♂️Social steps
🎭 Artistry
🎥Working with camera and on stage
👑Self-confidence
The class format is flexible; we will not only learn choreography but also work on fundamental steps and techniques to refine movement quality and enable you to switch fluidly between the movement vocabularies of different styles. To achieve this, we draw upon the foundations of House, Hip Hop, Dancehall, Jazz Funk, Ballet, Popping, Afro, and other styles.
Choreo: beginners
In choreo beginners classes, you will slowly learn movements and techniques, get to know street dance culture, and discover your personal movement while learning choreography. The lessons are intended for those who have never tried street dance or any other dance style, but are curious to try and easily discover their natural body movement. During these lessons, we will also learn to work with the camera and on stage, and we will talk a lot about the quality and execution of movement. Don't be fooled - choreo classes are not only for girls, everyone who wants and is stubborn to improve is accepted here.
Choreo: intermediate (HAZEY TEAM)
No prior choreography experience is required for the Intermediate Choreo classes; the most important thing is a willingness to move boldly, some awareness of your body’s capabilities, and an openness to exploring dance from a fresh perspective. These classes move at a faster pace than beginner sessions, focusing on each dancer's individual movement and style. You will work extensively on both technique and performance, learning how to handle the camera and the stage—and, above all, how to let your movements reflect the music. Dancers in these classes do not move in perfect unison like an army—that is not the goal. Instead, the focus is on feeling the music and the mood it dictates, and conveying that to the audience in a way that suits your own body.
