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Student Spotlight: Simon Huang

Meet Simon Huang! Simon has been dancing with us since the very beginnings of House of Movement and it has been a pleasure seeing him train and explore movement with us. We are also lucky enough to have Simon part of our team as an Operations Intern. Learn below what has inspired Simon to dance and grow with House of Movement.

How long have you been dancing?

I have been dancing on and off for almost 6 years now. Before college, I first learned how to cwalk by watching youtube tutorials. During my college years I started to pick up popping and hip hop choreography. I first joined Team Anonymous and later on joined TYS which were both at Stony Brook University. Through these teams I learned more about choreography and performance, which I am grateful about to this day. After Stony Brook I joined Asian American Dance Troupe at Harvard University and cleaned up my movements and performance aspects. Besides taking classes at HOM, I’m currently in AnoNYmous which has been pushing me in terms of choreography and freestyle. It has come full circle!

How long have you been taking classes at House of Movement?

It’s been around 2 years since I first started dancing at House of Movement. I began during the summer before I started graduate school at Harvard University. I went nearly every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! After I graduated I began coming back and I even intern on Fridays :).

What is your favorite class at House of Movement? Why?

Oh I have to be careful with this question because of my internship here haha. My favorite HOM classes were with Kristian Nacional, who moved a couple months ago to California to pursue dance. I loved his energy, choreographies, and passion for dance. As for community classes, I really enjoyed Alice Wu’s class. Her class emphasized not just performing but releasing your emotions and letting your movements do the talking.

What is one of your fondest memories of taking class at House of Movement?

My fondest memory was taking my first HOM class after I graduated from graduate school. It was Kristian’s class and he was teaching a couple’s choreography to Sweater Weather with his friend (I forgot her name, sorry!). Since I haven’t taken HOM classes in forever it was a struggle but I enjoyed the unique choreography. When we take classes, you hardly ever dance with another person. You have to learn how to merge with that person and complement their movements, which is a challenge that isn’t taught very often in hip hop classes. Besides that, I really liked the choreography :)

How has House of Movement class improved your skills as a dancer?

House of Movement definitely helped with my musicality, choreography retention, performance aspects, and confidence in general. I used to be afraid to volunteer for groups but now I pretty much go up every time (*cough* unless it’s select community classes *cough*). After taking this many classes you learn more about your own body movements and how to listen to the music, which helps with retention and confidence. Also, you adapt to how each choreographer teaches, how they hear the music, and their arsenal of moves.

BONUS: What is a fun random fact you’d like to share with us?

I used to do food eating competitions for fun so hit me up if you ever want to do a food challenge. Also, check out my website heyitsnomis.com for my contact info and to learn more about all of the dance workshops, events, and teams that are in New York City/New Jersey area!

Student Spotlight: Latasha Watson

At House of Movement we value every single one of our students. We have been lucky enough to see our students grow and develop as dancers and we want you all to meet them! We are bringing back our Student Spotlight where we will feature our students so you can learn more about their journey as a dancer and their experiences at House of Movement. 

Meet Latasha! We have had the pleasure of having Latasha in many of our classes over the last 2 years. She is a prime example of what it means to work hard and have fun while taking class. Here is her story:
 

How long have you been dancing?

"At the age of 10 I had my first dance class, which was in Ballet. I've been dancing freestyle hip hop for 10 years and Hip Hop/ Street Jazz Choreograph dancing for two years. For most of my life, everyone would tell me how much I am a great dancer. I knew I had the ability to freestyle dance very well but I was lacking in Hip Hop Choreography. I didn't want to be the person who only knew how to freestyle, while not being able to pickup choreography on time and structure my body correctly in movement. In 2014 I knew it was a time for a change. In order for me to accomplish choreograph dancing, I started searching for hip hop dance classes around New York."

How long have you been taking classes at House of Movement?

"I've been taking classing at House of Movement for two years now. While I was searching for hip hop classes to take. I notice I tried a few places with great choreographers but the environment didn't feel welcoming to new comers in a choreograph world. So I decided to reach out to a friend name Janiza who is amazing in dancing. I asked for her advice on what would be the perfect class to take where the environment is open to all level of dancing without judgment and rudeness. Janiza told me the perfect place to be is House of Movement. She express to me that HOM will help a dancer like me who have a hard time picking up choreography and remembering a dance piece while maintaining timing. Janiza also said every choreographer and student there are friendly and their policy is a judge free zone. So within the week she told me about HOM, I immediately signup for classes in April of 2014. I am so happy she recommended me about HOM because I learned so much as a dancer. I use to be so afraid to take advance classes but now I feel confident and understanding my goals as a dancer. Each day I am learning about myself and my movements. Thanks to House of Movement, training with them really helped in my development."

What is your favorite class at House of Movement? Why?

"Oh no! Is this a setup? Haha, its so hard to choose which class is my favorite because every choreographer have different styles. Even the guess choreographers for the community class all have different styles. Which is something that I love because learning different styles and techniques actually helps me to grow faster in picking up choreography and maintain the right timing in a dance piece. So I really can't pick a favorite class, which means that House of Movement is doing a good job at picking it's choreographers. I will say my first teacher at HOM was Jewel. She was the first class I have taken."

What is one of your fondest memories of taking class at House of Movement?

"One of the fondest memory was when I've taken a community class taught by Alice Wu. I've been working so hard in becoming a better dancer and I think during that class was the real first start of me showing more of my progression. I remember when Alice was expressing the meaning of her choreography to the class. It was a dance piece that can be a general thought on how our world today is struggling with so many bad events. Alice wanted the class to not only just dance her choreography correctly but to feel the struggle we all must face once we step outside our doors everyday. I took her words in consideration and felt the struggle through dance. There was a moment she singled me out to the class. At first I was thinking I was doing a certain movement incorrectly but instead she was acknowledging the energy I was giving to the piece. The feeling of having a choreographer noticing your movement during class is a great feeling. It gave me confidence to keep working hard and pushing forward."

How has House of Movement class improved your skills as a dancer?

"House of Movement classes improved my skills so much. When I first started dancing choreography I was so shy and felt scared dancing in groups. I felt lost and confuse on certain dance moves. Now I am able to comprehend many movements I thought I couldn't. I am finally keeping up with the choreography and I m able to keep up with the timing as well. I made great friends at HOM who I can see myself having a long term friendship. I also feel confident to audition for dance teams this summer. I think the summer season will not be able to handle my heat."

You can catch Lastaha putting in work in one of our many classes during the week. We have classes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 7-10pm. Visit our weekly schedule for more information and buy your class tickets online too!

March 2016 Community Class Line Up

We have a great month of Community Classes coming up this March. We are starting off with Katrina Endozo & Joseph Ancheta of The Wannabes on March 11. Then on March 18th we have another collaboration class with Cristina Alaron & Jiho Kim of THEM. Lastly, we have Geoffrey Kwan of Synchronic & The Neighbors on March 23rd. Check out our Facebook Event Page for all the latest info and follow us on our social media platforms to learn more about our instructors and other classes at House of Movement. 

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Community Class February 2016 w/ Deema Nagib

House of Movement Presents: Kevin Nguyen & Dea Sevilla!

Hi everyone! We are happy to announce that our friends, Kevin and Dea (Cookies & Frenemies) will be back on the East Coast, so save the date and come out and get down with us!

Date/Time: Sunday August 23rd from 4pm-6pm
@ PMT Dance Studio 69 West 14th 3rd Floor STUDIO A
Price: $15 Pre-Sale // $17 At The Door

PRE SALE IS LIMITED! Purchase your tickets here - http://houseofmovementny.com/buy

Monday Night Intern WANTED!

We are looking for a Monday night intern to help sign in our students and assist with class management!

Our Monday night classes run as follows:

7:00-8:30PM: Beginner Hip Hop

8:30-10:00PM: Adv. Beginner Hip Hop

Interns will be responsible for being on time (6:50PM) and assisting with sign in for both classes.

*Classes for the night you work are complimentary, and we here at House of Movement encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to train and improve on your own skill set and goals!

If you are interested in being considered for the Monday Night intern position, please email your resume and a quick blurb about your interest in this position to [email protected]

 

 

 

*NEW INSTRUCTOR* BO BELZA | Wednesdays Adv. Beginner 8:30-10:00PM

Hello Everyone! We would like to officially announce that Bo Belza @b0seff will now be teaching the Wednesday 8:30pm Advanced Beginner Class every week here at House of Movement! We would like to welcome Bo to the HOM Faculty! See you there for his first class this week 5/13 at 830pm! Follow us on @homnyc instagram twitter facebook for all the latest updates!

#HOM Community Class w/Antony Chu Tonight!

Hey everyone! Tonight is our Community Class w/ Antony Chu or EPIC Motion Dance Company! 500 8th Ave 4th Floor (Between 35th and 36th Streets) - $13 Check out Antony's HOM321 and we'll see you there!

- What were the 3 most pivotal moments in your dance career (explain)?

1. Moving to New York:
Moving to New York really opened my eyes to dance as an art form. There is so much talent and diversity in the community here, and seeing that definitely pushed me to train harder and open myself to different things. I remember one of the first shows I watched when I came here was "Instinct" from Rhapsody James's Motivating Excellence program. That show blew my mind. To this day, it remains as one of the most inspiring moments I've experienced in dance.

Moving to New York also opened a lot of doors for me. From Synchronic, HipTop, IFA Dance Team, Funkanometry NY to EPIC Motion, all these teams that I've danced with have not only given me a diverse range of training but also an incredibly supportive network. My closest friends today are not surprisingly people I've met through dance, and I am forever grateful to the New York dance community for them.

2. Moving to Paris:
In 2013, I went to Paris for study abroad. I was initially worried that I wouldn't get to dance when I was there, but I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered the vibrant dance scene in Paris. I got to experience some very different styles, meet some incredibly talented dancers, and also got to participate in a few dance video shoots while I was there. The highlight of my whole trip, however, was definitely booking Oryane Wilson's music video.

3. Trip to LA:
Last summer, I took a solo trip to LA to train for a month. 3-4 classes everyday, sometimes 5, sometimes back-to-back. The trip was so worth it, and I would definitely recommend other dancers to do the same if they had the opportunity to. Instead of just going on holiday, take a dance trip and dedicate a month (or more) just to train. Your body will thank you!

- How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words (explain)?

Groovy and 'Feel-good'
A lot of my dancing is based on grooves and what comes from your core and body. I like to move in a way that makes sense and in a way that 'feels good' to my body, and I hope it'll feel good for your's too!

- What is 1 piece of advice you would like to give to students who will be taking you class?

Be open-minded and have fun!
I like to play with different styles, so sometimes what I do may come as a surprise to people. But just remember that everything I do is based on the idea that it should feel good on the body. So just stay open-minded, groove out, and have fun!

House of Movement Presents - Mike Fal 2/18

Hey Everyone!

We at House of Movement are proud to be bringing you a special Community Class workshop with Mike Fal (Kinjaz, Frenemies, Movement Lifestyle, The Company, Gentwo) !!

Details:

Wednesday 2/18 • 7:00PM (Registration @ 6:30PM)

Pearl Studios 519 8th Ave (Between 35/36 Streets)
PLEASE NOTE: these are the studios located across the street from the 500 8th Ave Location!

12TH FLOOR • STUDIO D

RATE • $15 PRE-SALE (Limited) • $17 AT THE DOOR

PRE-SALE WILL BE ONLINE AT
http://houseofmovementny.com/buy

We are excited to have Mike come and teaching his first class in NYC! Hope you can come join us!

Questions or Inquires
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#HOM Community Class w/Cloudz Irusta Tonight!

Check out Cloudz Irusta HOM 321 and well see you at Community Class tonight at 830PM! 500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401!

(1) What were the 3 most pivotal moments in your dance career (explain)?
1. When I started dancing at the Boys & Girls Club.

Every morning I wasted 2-5 solid minutes debating whether I wanted to stay in the art room or make my way to the dance studio; and every morning I made the same decision- the dance studio. It holds such a special place in my heart bc thats where it all started. Thats where I found the realest love.

2. When I went inactive for a season.

The worst and heaviest withdrawal I had all year. It was worse than a break up. I wasn't able to take class as much either. Thats when I knew dancing is something I could never give up. I love it too much. All i know is, I'll be 80 and I'll still be grooving.

3. Teaching for HOM.

It's my first time teaching alone for the dance community. I'm super nervous but also very excited to share what I love with everyone. Thank you HOM!

(2) How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words (explain)? Groovy? Smooth? I don't really know haha

(3) What is 1 piece of advice you would like to give to students who will be taking you class? Have fun and make it your own. Some parts won't make sense when I teach but I promise it'll make sense with the music!

BONUS: Tell us any fun fact you’d like us to know about yourself! (optional) I hate cheese but I LOVE pizza

#HOM Community Class w/Bo Belza This Week!

Good Morning everyone!

We are back with Community Classes in 2015! Community Class is every single Friday Night at House of Movement where we feature a guest instructor! This Friday 1/9 we are pleased to have back at the studio, Bo Belza of Ufp Dance!

Bo has been in the NJ dance community since 2006 when he first danced on FR3SH. He continued to dance with the company, while directing their junior team - Fr3sh Jrs, for 3 years. During this time, Bo also danced on teams such ...as RDT, Balls to the Wall, and has made numerous appearances on Ven15 and to do projects with Jake Pesquira as well as Dennis Caindec. With his passion for teaching and directing, he led small projects with some of his friends for UFP's carnivals - Ladies w/ Guns, and If you want you are can. In the many years of dancing, teaching and directing, Bo has been privileged enough to teach in numerous places around the United States, including California, Las Vegas, New York, Boston, Rhode Island, as well as in New Jersey. This past year, Bo had the opportunity to teach a weekly open hip hop class for Rise Dance, in New York City. Now in his 5th year teaching for Arts in Motion Dance Academy, and 5th year directing UFP/ UFPx, Bo hopes to continue to grow in his craft and to inspire the rest of the community. He couldn't be happier with the way things are with both UFP and UFPx and is excited for the rest of this season.

#HOM For The Holidays

Hi Everyone!

This year we will be closed from 12/22-1/2 to celebrate the holidays.

We will return to our regularly scheduled classes on Monday 1/5/15! Enjoy your Holidays & Happy New Year!

Special thank you to everyone who has joined us for class in 2014! We can't wait to be back at it in the New Year and to meet even more of you in class!

If you miss us, you can do a #2014Rewind checking out our videos an posts on:
http://youtube.com/houseofmovement & follow us @homnyc twitter facebook instagram

See you 2015!

- House of Movement

#HOM Goes Green: Free Waterbottle Giveaway This Wed 11/19

#HOM Goes Green: Free Waterbottle Giveaway This Wed 11/19

Hi Everyone,

This week, House of Movement is supporting the go green initiative, by giving away free re-usable water bottles to our first 20 students who take class with us this Wed night (11/19)! The bottle was designed by one of our students, Alexa Chrystel from Parsons The New School For Design.

Come dance with us, go green, and help save the environment!

See you in class,

House of Movement

#HOM Community Class Tonight w/Adrian Causing

Tonight we have Adrian Adrian Causing teaching for Community Class! 830pm @ Pearl Studios NYC 500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401 - $13

Check out his HOM321!

What were the 3 most pivotal moments in your dance career (explain)? — 1. Starting FR3SH / 2. Performing at the first Sockhop in San Francisco / 3. Being on ABDC

How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words (explain)? —— I don’t claim myself as a “Hip Hop” choreographer. I just like what I like and do what I do. I’d like to think I’m eclectic, but if you want to put me a box, I’d say “Jazz Funk.” LOL.

What is 1 piece of advice you would like to give to students who will be taking you class? — Pay attention and learn with your eyes and body, not with your mouth.

BONUS: Tell us any fun fact you’d like us to know about yourself! (optional) — There may or may not be plans for a “FR3SH” reunion of some sort. We’ll see… *Evil Grin*

Check out some of Adrian's work
We Found Love - http://youtu.be/zIBDAbIFCKQ
Adrian Causing Project - http://youtu.be/B9Cicj0dnQI
I Am - http://youtu.be/Paozq7s8LVM

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#HOM Happy Birthday to Josh! Dance w/him in Adv Beg class every Wed 8:30pm!

Happy Birthday to one of our fiercest Faculty members, Joshua Ruiz! Josh teaches Advanced Beginner Hip Hop every Wednesday night 8:30-10pm, so come through this week and wish him a Birthday Day!

#HOM Community Class w/Ryan Zeng This Friday 10/24

Hey everyone! Check out Ryan's HOM321 and make sure to check out his Community Class tomorrow night at 830PM (Pearl Studios 500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401)

1. What were the 3 most pivotal moments in your dance career (explain)?

The 3 most pivotal moments of my dance career would have to be ... Training under the direction of Jake Pesquira, Auditioning for Project D Dance Company, Flying to LA for summer training....
After being in Unique Movement for about two years , I felt that it was time to go off on my own to train and find myself as a dancer and as an individual. During this time, I was in contact with Jake Pesquira from Rhythm City. He recommended his intensive program for the body and the mind called "D.A.N.C.E for your LIFE ". Under the direction of Jake, I was able to develop self-confidence, self-awareness , and understanding the positive effects of dancing. To sum up the training, it was a life changing experience and I continue to use what I've learned to shape the dancer I strive to be.
Auditioning for Project D Dance Company was one of the best decisions of my life. I remember messing up during my first try but was called back to perform the choreography again. The nervous feeling and the thought of messing up again was on my mind but my brother Hendrick Ramos ( another good of mine who was auditioning ) said " You got this bro... Show them why you deserve that spot ". The moment continues to remind me to always work hard for what I want in life.
After a season on Project D Dance Company, I decided to travel with a group of friends to LA for summer training. Seeing the community over there was an eye opener. Watching dancers push to their limits in class and observing the quality of movement was inspiring. Last but not least.. getting the chance to take class from one of my biggest inspirations and the guy who started it all for me... MIKE SONG! If you guys ever get the chance to, take his class. I guarantee that it's always going to be a great class!

2. How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words (explain)?

Visually inspiring; Whenever I listen to a song, I tend to think about a moment in my past or I think about a life experience. I play out that moment in time when I freestyle and hopefully help others understand as I turn the freestyle into choreography.

3. What is 1 piece of advice you would like to give to students who will be taking you class?

Have fun

BONUS: Tell us any fun fact you’d like us to know about yourself!
I'm a huge fan of POKEMON!

Here are also some of Ryan's pieces of work! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBtbbVgtLZw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF-2PqO-LXY

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#HOM Community Class w/Justin Marin Tonight 9/26!

TOMORROW! Friday 9/26 we will be having our next Community Class, this time featuring Justin Marin! Check out his HOM321 below and see you in class tomorrow night!

- What are the 3 most pivotal moments of your dance career and why?

My three most pivotal moments in my dance career would be:
1. Performing at NYU’s annual Ultra Violet Live talent competition with the collegiate dance team my friend and I started—Synchronic Dance Team

2. Entering my first All-Style Battle jam on a whim and making it to the finals despite recovering from a knee injury just the week before

3. Booking my first official music video gig

Each of these moments is a testament and reminder to myself that one can achieve through confidence, a strong work ethic, and tenacity in the face of adversity.

- How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words. Explain. “Volatile” and “visceral.” When I make a piece, especially if I’m going to teach it, I never try to do the same thing twice. I like to constantly experiment with new elements, textures, and styles to keep things fresh and challenge myself as a choreographer. Also, I’m meticulous to the way movement feels. I don’t just want my choreography to be aesthetically pleasing; I want my dancers to channel something organic and genuine within themselves to feel the movement come alive.

- What is 1 piece of advice you'd like to give to students at House of Movement. A wise platypus once said: “Dance the dance you dance, don’t dance the dance people who dance dance.”

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHT UP
500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401 - $13 Walk In Rate
7PM ADV Beginner Class w/ Kristian Nacional
830PM Community Class w/ Justin Marin

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#HOM Community Class w/Regina Lustre of Project D Tomorrow 9/19!

Tomorrow! We will be having Regina Lustre of Project D Dance Company teaching for Community Class at House of Movement!

Pearl Studios 500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401 - $13 per class
Friday Night Line Up
7PM ADV Beginner Class w/ Kristian Nacional
830PM Community Class w/ Regina Lustre

Check out Regina's HOM321
What are the 3 most pivotal moments of your dance career and why?

1.) Joining Project D in 2008. I never would have started dancing or have grown a passion for dance if it weren't for these unique and silly people whom I love.

2.) Being recognized and being chosen as select by Chris Martin in the So You Think You Can Sayaw workshops in 2013. Chris Martin has always been one of the greatest dancers in my eyes, and being chosen as select for his piece to 'Let's Just Be' honestly gave me the determination to get better. I never felt so honored.

3.) (as lame as this sounds) Dating Eric Delgado lool. He is someone who pushes me as a dancer because he knows I could always do better. We take classes together and all we do is critique each other and help each other grow. I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't for his guidance and support. Dancer boyfriends are OP.

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How would you describe your style of choreography in 2 words. Explain.

I'd say my style of choreography is fun and textures. Dancing is fun!!!! I try to make my pieces as enjoyable as possible, for me as well as those who watch or learn. I love grooves, spins, and jumping around. Im a kid, what can I say? Haha. OH and I'm a big big big fan of textures. Ugh. I'd marry textures if I could. I try to incorporate different feelings into each move whether it be hard hitting, smooth, dime stopping, whatever. I love textures.

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What is 1 piece of advice you'd like to give to students at House of Movement.

One piece of advice I'd say is to never take a class or a day in the dance world for granted. You never know WHEN you'll get inspired, WHO will motivate you, WHERE you'll have pivotal points, and WHAT will cause your epiphany. There are also many times when you might have to stop dancing completely because of reasons, and then you'll look back and be like, 'golly, I should have learned more from so-and-so' or 'dang flabbit, I should have killed this choreo'. Never take anything for granted. Treat every day like you'd never regret it.

Here are some video's of Regina's choreography! Check em!
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pWhwYBTMkqE
Me and my boyfriend's choreography presented in "The GinEric Project"

Special #HOM Community Class with Esai Ramirez of GRV Tomorrop (9/3) at 7pm!

Special #HOM Community Class with Esai Ramirez of GRV Tomorrop (9/3) at 7pm!

Happy September everyone!

We again have TWO Community Classes this week! TUNE IN WED 9/3 at 7PM Pearl Studios Room 401 for class with Esai Ramirez @xx_flexin of GRV!

Please note that this class will take place of Paul's Beginner Level class this week. Paul will be back with a fun Beginner combo for y'all next Wed!

See you all in Class!

House of Movement

Special #HOM Community Class with Yuri Tag of Kaba Modern Tomorrow Night 8/27!

Hi Everyone!

We have a SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT this week!

We are happy to announce a second Community Class this WEDNESDAY 8/27, when  we will be having Yuri Tag of Kaba Modern at House of Movement!

Details: Wednesday 8/27
830PM - 1000PM
Pearl Studios NYC 500 8th Ave
4th Floor ROOM 401
Walk In Rate | $13

More About Yuri:

Born and raised in Irvine, CA, Yuri Tag has been dancing and performing since the age of 5. Attending college at the University of California, Irvine, she received a B.A. in Social Ecology while training with Kaba Modern dance crew, where she initially discovered her passion for dance. Before long, she embarked on a journey along with five other representatives for Kaba Modern as finalists on the 1st season of the hit MTV show, America's Best Dance Crew. Since then she has travelled all over the world to dance and work in film, print, and commercials. Some of her credits include Nike, McDonalds, AT&T, Twix, and Flip Video. Following her stint in the entertainment industry, she has expanded her creativity into interior design and DIY projects. Passionate about helping others to live more meaningful lives, she hopes to achieve that by sharing her love for design and dance.

Space is limited, so make sure you come early to secure your spot!

See you all in class!
House of Movement

#HOM Community Class w/Charles Espinoza Tonight (8/22)!

Hey everyone! Check out Charles Espinoza's HOM321 and we'll see you tonight for Community Class! 8:30pm - 10:00pm at Pearl Studios 500 8th Ave 4th Floor Room 401 - $13

3. What are the 3 most pivotal moments in your dance career?

Getting signed to a agency, working with choreographers who are part of the industry, and being able to dance in Japan.

2. Describe your style to us in 2 words and explain.

Tour and smooth. I say that because every time I choreograph I try to imagine myself dancing on stage for millions of people. I also enjoy dancing smooth because it's what comes naturally when I listen to music.

1. What is 1 piece of advice you'd like to give to dancers in our community who are training and taking classes?

Always challenge yourself in every class you take. No matter how hard the class is, you will always learn something new.

Also, check out this video from Charles' channel - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB6EKSPLKZI

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