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Street Dancers to Break It Down for Revelstoke with Free Workshops, Cypher
The free sessions will include adult and youth classes, a community cypher and a Q&A, with no prior dance experience required.
- Vancouver street dancers Simran Sachar and Sevrin Emnacen-Boyd will visit Revelstoke on Sept 11 and Sept 12 to lead free street-dance workshops at The Studio Dance & Wellness, providing accessible learning for the local community.
- Presented by the non-profit Dance West Network, the workshops introduce participants to the history and techniques of breakdance and wacking, encouraging community members to express themselves through these distinct street-dance styles.
- Sept 11 sessions are open to adults, while Sept 12 programming focuses on children, youth, and students, concluding with a community cypher and Q-and-A session on street dance.
- Alexa Powell, an instructor at The Studio, said the event aims to remove barriers to dance, noting the "untapped potential" of the workshops for participants.
- Sachar and Emnacen-Boyd, who previously featured at the 2024 LUNA Fest, hope to learn from the Revelstoke community; "there's a reciprocal energy that has to happen in the class," Sachar said.
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