Monday, 18 February 2013


A fun filled evening hanging out with the best of Abuja’s hip hop and break dancers, being mentored by US based professional choreographers YungChris and Cricket (Can u remember the movie"STEP UP 2 THE STREET"?). 


The Workshop/Performance marks this year’s Black History Month (Feb 2013). This event is brought to you by the US Mission Nigeria and Open Mic Forum.

The Grand Performance: Friday 22nd February 2013 by 4pm @ the Rockview Classic Hotel Abuja
Repeat Performance: Saturday 23rd February 2013 by 4pm  @ the Cultural Centre, Abuja.
ADMISSION IS FREE!!!

2013 BLACK HISTORY MONTH ABUJA….celebrating connection through dance!


Bill Strassberger (Cultural officer US Embassy) and Rachel

Rachel with Cricket of 'STEP UP 2'
James "Cricket" Cotter is well known around the world as a respected professional street dancer. He is a founding member of Rennie Harris, Pure Movement (RHPM) and worked with the company for over 16 years. His own work includes: the successful Disney movie "Step Up 2 the Streets." music video for recording artists Boys II Men, KRS-1, Will Smith, Eve, Avil.Lavigne, Fall Out-Boy, and was the host of MTV Japan's "Dreamers" Television show.

Mr. Cotter has recently founded his own company "Crazy-Natives" to accomplish his goal as a dancer and choreographer

  
Rachel with YoungChris
YungChris has spread his wings across the world through dance, he has taught dance in dozen of countries ranging from Lebanon to Syria, Mexico etc. His training includes styles of dance such as African traditional, jazz. and all style of Street Dance such as Hip Hop. B-baying arid House. This versatility lends a unique edge to his style as both a teacher, choreographer and performer. Chris has also won two Debbie Allen's Fame "US" challenges local and nationally and is currently signed to Clear Talent NY.
'Femkul' trying to impress the instructors

Cricket doing his thingy!







The Students at rehearsal







Cool hairstyle init? Lol









ALL PICTURES COURTESY
@tflexofficial
2013

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