FREE All Abilities Dance Workshop: Street/Hip Hop
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DateFriday, Nov 20
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Event Starts5:30 PM
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Ticket PricesFREE
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FREE All Abilities Dance Workshop: Street/Hip Hop
Showings
- Fri. Nov 20, 2026 5:30 PM Register here!
Event Details
CALLING DANCERS OF ALL ABILITIES!
In collaboration with Azara Ballet, our FREE All Abilities Dance Workshops are designed for well-trained dancers, dancers with disabilities, seniors & teens who dance, and those who always wanted to dance, but never have. No previous dance experience required, but extensive dance experience welcome!
This month's class is Street/Hip Hop focused, from 5:30-6:30pm in the Education Room at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall.
Teaching Artist Bio
Drew Travis Robinson grew up dancing competitively before majoring in Dance at both the Pinellas County Center for the Arts (PCCA) at Gibbs High School under Patricia Paige Parks & Suzanne Pomerantzeff, and then at the University of Arizona (UA) with a focus on Modern and Education. At UA, Drew was an Ambassador of Dance for African American Student Affairs, selected to choreograph for ten-time Grammy recipient Chaka Khan, selected by Colin Connor to perform at the José Limón International Dance Festival, and assisted in the research & development of various studies involving motion capture for dance preservation.
Drew has choreographed and performed for multiple companies across Florida including Azara Ballet, ATLAS Modern Ballet, Coastal Ballet, Danscompany of Gainesville, Florida Dance Theatre, St. Petersburg Ballet Company, Tampa City Ballet, and more while continuing to educate for stage, class, and competitive environments across the nation. Drew has worked with various accredited organizations such as the Limón Dance Company, the University of Arizona, Florida Southern College, and The Parks Institute amongst others. Drew is currently a proud member of Azara Ballet, Prestige National Talent Competition & Convention - touring nationally as both judge and educator -rehearsal director for Broadway on the Bay, adjunct faculty at his alma mater of PCCA, and a teaching artist with multiple studios, schools, and programs across Florida.