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PERIDANCE FACULTY

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Angel Feliciano

Angel Feliciano

Hip Hop

BIOGRAPHY

Angel Feliciano emerges from a highly-respected career in the arts, and uses his passionate performance style and relentless drive for movement innovation, in his high definition, emotionally raw dance classes and productions.
Throughout his career, Angel has cultivated various dance styles within Hip Hop culture beginning with Popping, Locking, Breaking, and House. Angel has also pursued acting and movement for theater before adding this dynamic to his repertoire. Mirroring his own personal experiences as a talented youth growing up in the inner city, he uses his creative expression as a platform to motivate both his students and audiences.

In hopes to educate and inspire a global audience, Angel created the 90-minute theatrical production—The Movement: A Theatrical Experience which opened to numerous standing ovations throughout New York City, Netherlands, and Japan respectively combining elements of theatre, and Hip Hop culture combined.

The Feliciano Dance Company has presented the work of its groundbreaking artistic director for ten years. Founded in 2005 when Angel Feliciano branched out from his dance and film career to work with his own group of dancers, FDC offered its first performances at alternative sites in Manhattan including the Apollo, and The Joyce Soho Theater which was later reviewed by the New York Times.

Angel has taught numerous Hip Hop workshops and master classes at various studios throughout New York City, California, Australia, Japan, Belgium, London, Singapore, New Zealand, and Puerto Rico.

Credits: The Sopranos, City By The Sea, Friends with Benefits, Brooklyn Rules, The Smurfs, iPod Commercial, Mario- Let Me Love You MV, Nickelodeon, American Express, McDonalds, Super Bowl, IBM, National and International touring.

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Open Level Hip Hop with a centralized focus on funk and theatrical aspects. Students are given some drills throughout warm up which will help them further develop foundational aspects, followed by a dance routine dictated by the Kick, Snares, Hi- Hats, Toms and baselines and overall groove.

Philosophy
"More importantly than 32 counts of 8, is pressing play allowing the music to move you at your pace. Choreography can always be taught. That inner itch to move can only be nurtured further and not forced."



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