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Brooklyn / 3FEst. 2019

Learn the steps. Then break them.

Hip-Hop, House and Jazz-Funk, taught on a third-floor concrete slab by six people who still train. Beginner assumes nothing.

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We are not here to make you feel like a dancer. We are here to make you one.

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Three styles

One building, three vocabularies. Pick the one that sounds like the music you already listen to.

  • A Hip-Hop class dropped into the bounce on the same count, twenty bodies low over bent knees, the back row blurred by the movement.
    Hip-Hop / 01

    Hip-Hop

    Weight, bounce, and the nerve to take up space.

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  • House footwork at full tempo, a dancer's feet caught mid-step above the scuffed studio floor while the circle watches from the edge of frame.
    House / 02

    House

    Footwork at speed, over a beat that never lets up.

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  • A Jazz-Funk line hitting the same count together, arms extended toward the mirror, doubled down the length of the mirrored wall.
    Jazz-Funk / 03

    Jazz-Funk

    Sharp, theatrical, and built to be watched.

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Six teachers

Two per style. Between them they cover every level, and none of them teach the same way.

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  • Dez Marwan mid-groove, weight dropped through bent knees, caught between two counts under hard overhead light.

    Dez Marwan

    Hip-Hop / 16 yrs

  • Priya Raman holding the last shape of a phrase, arms locked into line, watching her reflection off-camera.

    Priya Raman

    Hip-Hop / 9 yrs

  • Kwame Osei laughing mid-sentence with one hand raised to count the room in, a towel over his shoulder.

    Kwame Osei

    House / 22 yrs

  • Lena Voss between footwork runs, one hand on her hip and her eyes down, breathing hard on the marked-up studio floor.

    Lena Voss

    House / 11 yrs

  • Rico Delgado holding still between counts, chin lifted and shoulders squared straight down the lens.

    Rico Delgado

    Jazz-Funk / 13 yrs

  • Sunmi Bae crouched beside a phone on a tripod, replaying a take and half-smiling at what she is watching.

    Sunmi Bae

    Jazz-Funk / 8 yrs

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Next up

The next few classes on the timetable. The full fortnight is on the Classes page.

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  • Hip-Hop

    Level: Beginner

    Instructor: Dez Marwan

    Duration: 60 min

    Almost full1 spot left

  • House

    Level: Intermediate

    Instructor: Kwame Osei

    Duration: 75 min

    Almost full4 spots left

  • Jazz-Funk

    Level: Beginner

    Instructor: Sunmi Bae

    Duration: 60 min

    Almost full2 spots left

  • Hip-Hop

    Level: Intermediate

    Instructor: Priya Raman

    Duration: 75 min

    Almost full3 spots left

  • House

    Level: Beginner

    Instructor: Lena Voss

    Duration: 60 min

    Open
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What it costs

No membership, no joining fee, no contract to get out of.

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  • Drop-in

    $28per class

    For turning up once to find out whether this is for you.

  • 4-class pack

    $100per pack

    $25 a class

    For one class a week, without signing up to a month of them.

  • Most taken

    8-class pack

    $184per pack

    $23 a class

    For two classes a week, or for doing one style properly.

  • Unlimited

    $220per month

    For the people who are already here four nights a week.

Pick a night. Show up.

Classes run seven days a week, and the beginner sessions never assume you have done this before.

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