What an exhilarating experience dancing with Nick Palmquist. Thank you for teaching us how to fly… for encouraging us to be ourselves, to embrace our own differences, to feel vulnerable in our dancing… and that it’s OK being exactly ourselves because we all have a place in this world.
Choreography: Nick Palmquiest Music: Gold from Once The Musical Video: Jacob Hiss
A most incredible afternoon with Sam Lobel. Thank you Sam Lobel for your genuine love of dance, your honesty, your support, and for being a role model on and off the dance floor. You’re inspiring. Thanks again for this opportunity to express ourselves!! ❤️
Sam is teaching tomorrow, Saturday June 1st. Visit her account for more info. Come join us!!!
Choreography: Sam Lobel Music: Express Yourself by Labrinth Video: Kyle Breen
I don’t usually post videos of myself, but I had a wonderful time dancing this month… so here they are!
First of all, endless many thanks to Michelle Barber for choreographing this powerful piece; for having me in your showcase; for your energy-filled classes; for your encouragement, kindness, and patience with a beginner like me; and for teaching me everything about dance the past two years. 🙏
Choreography: Michelle Barber Music: I Am Here by P!nk Video: Full Out Creative
More throwbacks to 2018 — I had lots of fun dancing in “For Norma” by Dawn Hillen as part of the Broadway Dance Center Student Showcase this May. Thank you, Dawn, for encouraging me to perform in my first ballet!!
Final throwback and one of my favorite memories of 2018 — Dancing in Michelle Barber‘s jazz fusion choreography “In the Air Tonight” as part of the Broadway Dance Center Student Showcase this May. Thank you, Michelle, for having me in your beautiful piece and for teaching me so much in your classes this year!!! Thanks also to everyone who came out to see me!
As a surprise, Meghan brought in a poster of Juan Rodriguez dancing at Alvin Ailey on March 11, 1997… That’s 21 years ago to this date! Whaaaaat? I don’t think Juan Rodriguez has changed at all since then?
iPhone X has arrived at the newest Apple Store in Manhattan!!! 😉
This is why we live in New York City! Build a (fake) Apple Store. Put on a show. Delight random strangers on the streets. Add unexpected surprises and laughters to a busy subway station. A fun-filled day with Improv Everywhere.
Directed by Charlie Todd / Produced by Deverge / Music by Tyler Walker
For our latest mission, we turned the 23rd Street 6-train elevator into New York’’s newest Apple Store. We placed giant Apple logos on the sides of the glass cube structure, added fake Apple Store employees plus a line of 50 people waiting for the new iPhone X. With the famous 5th Avenue Apple Store under construction, we felt NYC needed a new glass cube Apple Store.