TweetBoogie

Hip-Hop dancer, choreographer and teacher TweetBoogie studied at the LaGuardia High School for the Performing Arts before beginning her professional career as a featured dancer for R&B singer Miss Jones. She has been featured on MTV's "Dances From the Hood" and "Run House", as well as "So You Think You Can Dance Canada," and has performed as a dancer in commercials for Stride Gum, Nike, and the iPod campaign alongside Wynton Marsalis. She has worked with celebreties including Jay-Z, Destiny's Child, Fergie, LL Cool J, Mya and Angie Martinez, and she was featured on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as Oprah and Gayle's personal dance instructor. TweetBoogie has also been a part of international projects and workshop tours in Beijing, Poland, Japan, Switzerland, Korea and Taiwan, and has had the honor of performing for U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.

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Ailey Extension's Kids & Teens Spring 2021 Online Session Features New Offerings And Expanded Classes For Ages 5 to 7

(New York) March 5, 2020 – Ailey Extension’s Kids & Teens Online workshop is keeping kids moving this spring with a range of classes teaching fun dance techniques in a non-competitive environment. Dancers as young as 5 years old have the chance to learn from in-demand instructors as they develop coordination and individuality with their movements. The Spring 2021 eight-week session – which runs from March 1 to May 2 – includes hip-hop classes for all ages, ballet for children ages 5-12, Horton for pre-teens, and introduces two new class options – Teen Contemporary and Junior Broadway Jazz.

Ailey Extension Celebrates Black History Month With Virtual Workshops And Classes Exploring Dances Of The African Diaspora

(New York) February 2, 2021 - This Black History Month, Ailey Extension is taking students on a virtual world tour exploring a range of dance techniques from across the African diaspora. Throughout February, dancers are invited to participate in special workshops and weekly classes that will expose them to the rich history of dances born from different Black communities in the USA, Caribbean, South America, and the continent of Africa.

Ailey All Access Moves Forward With Free Performances By Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Ailey II And Special Class Series Marking 15 Years Of Ailey Extension

New York, NY - April 2, 2020 - The Ailey organization continues to share the Ailey spirit with people wherever they are during this challenging time through Ailey All Access – free online streaming series featuring performances of full length works from the repertory, Ailey Extension dance classes, and original short films created by the Ailey dancers, and other especially created content.