Contrary to popular belief, street dance disciplines all have specific vocabulary and precise technique that is needed to properly execute the dance, just like ballet, tap, modern, etc. 

In the studio setting, Hip Hop has always been the "catch-all" discipline for anything that wasn't any of the traditional disciplines offered in dance schools. However, this has led to some confusion as to what Hip Hop truly is. The proper umbrella term for dances created in social settings and in the community is street dance, not Hip Hop. Hip Hip is just ONE of the many disciplines that fall  into this category.  
Hip Hop classes typically also incorporate choreography into the curriculum, but this has never actually been a part of the culture, although Hip Hop and other street disciplines have gone mainstream, and choreographed displays of those styles can now be appreciated on stages and even in TV shows, movies, etc.  
Our mission is to not only teach the history of different dance styles under this umbrella, but also teach our company members how to actually express themselves in that dance dialect on their own. We want to uphold our mission to teach our students HOW to dance, instead of just teaching them a dance.

Dancers will have amazing opportunities to enhance their skills and showcase their talent. Our street dance company will get to learn how to perform in various environments, including live performances, competitions, and in front of the camera. Our crew will also be featured in stunning visuals for social media, as well as projects produced by MissG's visual arts company, Alight Movement.
Part of their primary training will include learning how to actually perform for film projects, as this is something that is now huge in the commercial dance spaces. Students will get as close to the authentic experience of being a street dance performance artist as possible.