Hip Hop Division I (Adv-Beg level): Devert loves to work with dancers who live to dance! Get ready for a full out and high energy class. Hip Hop division I will focus on arms and legs working together to make a combination that will look good on everyone! We will have a quick warm-up to get the heart moving and will finish with a combination that will be sure to deliver!
Hip Hop Division II (Int-Adv level): Devert's class will focus on more complicated dance phrases, synocopation, and a combination that will blow the walls out! Bring lots of energy and eat those wheaties we have a fierce combination to learn!
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What a workshop! The participants all had a wonderful learning experience...EXCEPT....the four Saginaw High School theatre arts students who were hired by Summyr Whaley to set up and run the stage/sound/lighting systems for "8&a1." Here's what they learned: after the workshop concluded they were paid less than half the agreed upon amount by Ms. Whaley. She then stopped payment on the checks she wrote. The students not only remain unpaid but each incurred a $25.00 service fee levied by their banks. Meanwhile, Ms. Whaley has pocketed an extra $1200.00. Ask these students what they learned about the New York Rockettes dance experience and they got a lesson about DECEIPT, FRAUD, and how the dance industry neglected to teach Ms. Whaley about ethical and legal business practices.
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