Street Styles

Tony Testa started dancing at eight years old, studying Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Breaking, and Hip-Hop in his hometown of Fort Collins, CO. From an early age he assisted the classes that his mom would teach, and soon enough he had unveiled a passion for choreography.

Since moving to LA in 2005, Tony has choreographed for Janet Jackson, Kylie Minogue, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Nicki Minaj, Versace, Skechers, Toyota, SYTYCD, Disney, Nickelode  on, and with Michael Jackson on his final project, This Is It.

Chonique Sneed began her entertainment career at the young age of eight. A Los Angeles Native, born smack in the center of Hollywood, she was destined to entertain with a natural passion for performing. As a child actress, she worked on commercials, variety specials, and television shows. Having a natural ability and interest in dance, she went on to dance in movies, world tours, and countless music videos; working with artists such as: Missy Elliott, Eve, Gwen Stefani, PDiddy, and Janet Jackson, to name a few.

Jamal Sims is one of today’s most sought after choreographer/directors in the industry. Currently Jamal is just completed Directing an episode of Grease:Rise of the Pink Ladies as well as choreographing the entire season. He choreographed Disney’s Encanto as well as the new Netflix musical 13: the Musical. He’s a resident choreographer on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Directed a World of Wonder documentary entitled When the Beat Drops.

Manwé is a native New Yorker. He started his career in the theater and at an early age fell in love with dance. He recieved formal training from grade school and high school, and after attended the Alvin Ailey conservatory.

Kevin Maher is now based out of Los Angeles California where he teaches at various studios. He has worked with numerous recording artist, music video, film and television projects. You can catch his recent work at Monsters of Hip-Hop, and in Miss Kristine Elezaj's video Souvenirs. 

"I'm really happy to be back, Broadway Dance Center is where I taught my first class."

La Jon Dantzler has been an emerging presence in the dance industry, earning starring roles in films such as Stomp the Yard, Step Up 2 and Step Up 3D, Friends With Benefits. As La Jon stepped out on his own as a choreographer, he has contributed to projects in all media, including commercials (Coca Cola, McDonald's, Verizon, MTV), television (X-Factor USA, SYTYCD Canada), tours (Madonna, Britney Spears), and music videos (Anjulie, Sariah, Tashi).

Born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, Alan "Killawatts" Watson has been dancing since he was 13, when he started popping, waving, and gliding. His aspirations and academic aptitude brought him to New York City at the age of 18. During his early years as an undergrad at NYU, he flourished in dance, learning street styles, co-founding E.P.I.C. Motion Dance Company, and landing his first teaching job at 19.

Dan Karaty is one of the hottest entertainers working today. In addition to choreographing films like Music and Lyrics and Did You Hear About The Morgans with Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker, Dan stars on FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance, which is a ratings hit around the world. Dan’s incredible Hip-Hop choreography and thought-provoking critiques have made him one of the show’s favorite Judges.

Born in Dallas, TX, Teresa Espinosa is an icon in the dance industry as a choreographer and dancer for some the top names in the business. Most recently, Teresa and her Beat Freaks crewmates won America's Best Dance Crew. Her credits include choreographing for Miley Cyrus/ Hannah Montana in the YouTube sensation M&M Cru and Hannah Montana/ Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour movie in 3D.