A ZooNation Workshop for Teachers
Unlock the dynamic energy of Hip-Hop and bring fresh movement ideas into your teaching practice. This workshop is designed exclusively for dance educators looking to deepen their understanding of Hip-Hop foundations while exploring creative ways to integrate them into their own classes.
Led by esteemed artist Dannielle "Rhimes" Lecointe, the session will guide teachers through key Hip-Hop techniques, including grooves, isolations, footwork, and musicality. Participants will actively engage in movement, gaining practical tools to develop choreography, adapt styles for different age groups, and foster a confident, authentic approach to teaching Hip-Hop.
This interactive workshop is ideal for teachers who wish to expand their movement vocabulary and gain a deeper appreciation of Hip-Hop’s cultural and artistic roots. Whether you’re new to the style or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, this session will provide inspiration, insight, and practical applications to take back to your students.
Founded by Kate Prince in 2002, ZooNation is celebrated for its innovative full-length narrative dance productions, which draw inspiration from musical theatre, Hip Hop culture, and music. Alongside its theatrical works, ZooNation runs extensive engagement and talent development programmes, empowering diverse communities and young artists to build their confidence, skills, and knowledge in dance theatre.
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