There is a special workshop by Brian Footwork Green tonight March 30th Tuesday.
He is an amazing dancer from NYC! This is a great opportunity to learn from the best. After the workshop, there is an open house dance practice session till 12 am. That will be included for the price you pay for the class.
Let's have a good time~!
Date: March 30th Tuesday
Time: 8:30 PM ~ 9:30 PM workshop
9:30 PM ~ 12:00 AM session
Fee: $15
Address: 511 Molino St. Los Angeles, CA 90013
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Brian Footwork Green
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Odoru Dance Studio is welcoming Brian Footwork Green on March 30th. He will be teaching House dance. Since this is special workshop, the class starts at 8:30 PM. Brian teaches history of house dance and introduce several steps to combination.
Date: March 30, 2010 Tuesday
Time: 8:30 PM ~ 9:30 PM
Fee: $15
Address: 511 Molino St. Los Angeles, CA 90013
Saturday Yoga class
Last Saturday Wanda's Yoga class was really fun! Thank you Kelly for coming. We all felt great during and after the class. In this class, we used a blanket to do some exercises and crawled across the floor. It was YOGA boot camp. My inside legs muscles are sore today....I love the blanket exercises very much! I can do it at home as long as I have smooth floor. This blanket Yoga class is for people really want to workout their muscles. I can't wait to crawl the floor again.
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House dance and Popping workshop
Odoru Dance Studio welcomes Buddha Stretch from NYC on March 16th Tuesday and March 20th Saturday.
Style:House Dance Workshop
Date: March 16th, Tuesday
Time: 8 PM ~ 9 PM
Fee: $15 ( this is special workshop, so it is different price)
Style: Popping workshop
Date: March 20th Saturday
Time: 4PM ~ 5 PM Workshop
5PM ~ 6 PM practice session
Fee: $15
Address: 511 Molino St. Los Angeles, CA 9013
RSVP: dance@odorudancestudio.com
Limited space. I suggest to reserve your space.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York with three sisters and one younger brother, Buddha Stretch was influenced by his dad Emilio Austin, Sr. His Dad danced as a youth and provided Stretch with discipline, inspiration, support and motivation and remained by his side to guide him throughout his career. This foundation carries Stretch, a father himself, throughout his personal and professional career today. Stretch heavily impacted the dance world by bridging the gap between what was termed, Ol’ Skool and New Skool. His dance style, known as Freestyle Hip-Hop, draws from all aspects of Hip-Hop culture, music and dance. These moves during the early days of music videos helped to launch the popularity of dance in this medium, as well as live shows.
His first video was with Eric B & Rakim, "Eric B for President." He met the members of his first dance crew, Mop Top, at a music video audition each one had booked for Diana Ross, "Working Overtime." They began to hang out at New York’s night spot, The Tunnel, and later formed their crew. Stretch later formed a crew called Elite Force who appeared in documentaries, music videos, live shows and in countless projects overseas. His first choreography job was for Joeski Love (Pee Wee Dance) and went on to work with the likes of Rosie Perez, Will Smith in the Men In Black and Miami videos; Michael Jackson’s Remember The Time video (his most memorable experience) and more. He was nominated for two MTV Awards for ‘Best Choreography’ for the Will Smith videos Men In Black, Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It, and Miami. Recent credits include choreography for Virgin recording artist Thalia (on Good Morning America), Aida, Tony Award Winner, Heather Headley, Hot ’97 Air Personality, Angie Martinez and rapper Rah Diggah.
In 1989, Stretch was one of the first Hip-Hop dancer to teach Hip-Hop in a mainstream dance studio – New York’s Broadway Dance Center. Stretch is no stranger to music. An MC and writer himself, he recorded an underground hit called It Don’t Matter by Ten Thieves and continues to make music today. His versatility is also displayed by his participation as a dancer and contributing choreographer for the Dance Theater crew Full Circle, and Co-Artistic Director of the Dance Theatre Company MiddleGround. His trend setting style keeps him in demand as a choreographer, dancer, teacher and performer. His passion for dance is exhibited every time you experience his work. Stretch believes “music is the universal language; dance is its interpreter.”
Style:House Dance Workshop
Date: March 16th, Tuesday
Time: 8 PM ~ 9 PM
Fee: $15 ( this is special workshop, so it is different price)
Style: Popping workshop
Date: March 20th Saturday
Time: 4PM ~ 5 PM Workshop
5PM ~ 6 PM practice session
Fee: $15
Address: 511 Molino St. Los Angeles, CA 9013
RSVP: dance@odorudancestudio.com
Limited space. I suggest to reserve your space.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York with three sisters and one younger brother, Buddha Stretch was influenced by his dad Emilio Austin, Sr. His Dad danced as a youth and provided Stretch with discipline, inspiration, support and motivation and remained by his side to guide him throughout his career. This foundation carries Stretch, a father himself, throughout his personal and professional career today. Stretch heavily impacted the dance world by bridging the gap between what was termed, Ol’ Skool and New Skool. His dance style, known as Freestyle Hip-Hop, draws from all aspects of Hip-Hop culture, music and dance. These moves during the early days of music videos helped to launch the popularity of dance in this medium, as well as live shows.
His first video was with Eric B & Rakim, "Eric B for President." He met the members of his first dance crew, Mop Top, at a music video audition each one had booked for Diana Ross, "Working Overtime." They began to hang out at New York’s night spot, The Tunnel, and later formed their crew. Stretch later formed a crew called Elite Force who appeared in documentaries, music videos, live shows and in countless projects overseas. His first choreography job was for Joeski Love (Pee Wee Dance) and went on to work with the likes of Rosie Perez, Will Smith in the Men In Black and Miami videos; Michael Jackson’s Remember The Time video (his most memorable experience) and more. He was nominated for two MTV Awards for ‘Best Choreography’ for the Will Smith videos Men In Black, Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It, and Miami. Recent credits include choreography for Virgin recording artist Thalia (on Good Morning America), Aida, Tony Award Winner, Heather Headley, Hot ’97 Air Personality, Angie Martinez and rapper Rah Diggah.
In 1989, Stretch was one of the first Hip-Hop dancer to teach Hip-Hop in a mainstream dance studio – New York’s Broadway Dance Center. Stretch is no stranger to music. An MC and writer himself, he recorded an underground hit called It Don’t Matter by Ten Thieves and continues to make music today. His versatility is also displayed by his participation as a dancer and contributing choreographer for the Dance Theater crew Full Circle, and Co-Artistic Director of the Dance Theatre Company MiddleGround. His trend setting style keeps him in demand as a choreographer, dancer, teacher and performer. His passion for dance is exhibited every time you experience his work. Stretch believes “music is the universal language; dance is its interpreter.”
Party
Some of you know that there is an open House dance session going on every Tuesday night at Odoru Dance Studio. This session is called Open House and they are celebrating their one year anniversary on this Friday March 12th. There will be many great house dancers are coming to dance off. It will be a perfect thing to do on Friday night if you love House music!
Date: March 12th Friday
Time: 9pm ~ 2 AM
Location: Mr. T's Bowl and Night club
5621 1/2 North Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90042-4101
Fee: $10 for member and $12 for non-member. Free if you wear Open House t-shirt.
Age: 21 and up.
DJ: DJ Wayne, DJ Jose, and DJ Larry
www.openhousefamily.com
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