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Khristina Cayetano
Hip
Hop
Biography:
KCDC (Khristina Cayetano & Daniel Curry) is a high- powered duo based in New York City. Joining forces in 2008, together they have been training, developing, working, creating, and teaching for the past four years. Prior to their collaboration both Cayetano and Curry attended Performing Arts School where they each received training from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre and additional training at Broadway Dance Center. While studying various techniques in Ballet, Graham, Horton, Jazz, African, Hip-Hop, and Tap both Cayetano and Curry saw the great need to amplify their dance vocabulary. Thus, when they searched for the opportunity to learn from established freestyle dancers and choreographers such as Tyrone "The Bone" Proctor, Princess Lockeroo, Val MsVee Ho, Lajon Dantzler, and Brian "Footwork" Green, KCDC found their outlet through freestyle dance. With this new outlet they sought to fuse their classical training with their street training to create what they connect as street jazz.
With a passion for performing arts KCDC has thankfully
had the
opportunity to travel overseas and in the greater New
York
area
offering masterclasses and workshops! They have been
seen
dancing for artists "Ne-Yo" and "Jody Wately". KC has
recently
been seen in the annual E-Moves Emerging
Choreographers
Showcase at Harlem Stages. DC has recently been seen in
Broadway's Spider-man: Turn off the Dark. The two have
a
mission to share their love, dedication and appreciation
for
the
art of dance and performance!