OZ Arts Nashville: A Masterclass Series Presents The History of Hip Hop Dance

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Rennie Harris Puremovement: The History of Hip-Hop Dance

Rennie Harris Puremovement: The History of Hip-Hop Dance

Wednesday, October 13, 2021

NMAAM Roots Theater

7-8PM

Join legendary Hip-hop ambassador and choreographer Rennie Harris for a free lecture-demonstration at the National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) on October 13. Part of NMAAM’s Fine Tuning Masterclass Series, “The History of Hip-Hop Dance” includes a 45–60-minute interactive presentation on the history of various Street dance styles including Hip-hop, house, and B-boy. Dancers of Rennie Harris Puremovement will perform demonstrations for the audience.

Reservations and masks are required to attend this event in-person. It will also be live streamed via NMAAM’s Facebook page.

This lecture-demonstration will take place prior to Rennie Harris Puremovement’s Nashville performances October 14-16 at OZ Arts. For tickets and more information, visit https://bit.ly/OZPM21.

About RHPM:

Founded by Rennie Harris in 1992, Rennie Harris Puremovement is an internationally acclaimed Hip-hop dance company dedicated to preserving and disseminating Hip-hop culture. Widely regarded as a leading Hip-hop ambassador and scholar, Harris has been honored with many prestigious awards including the Alvin Ailey Black Choreographers Award, the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Doris Duke Arts Award, and the Dance Magazine Legend Award.