Specializing In The Lester Horton Technique
This innovative technique is a source of inspiration to countless modern dance choreographers and continues to train strong, versatile dancers, expanding the body's traditional range of motion. The creator of the technique, developed a training method that explores the many ways the body can move.

Lester Horton, 1906–1953, American modern dancer, choreographer, and teacher, b. Indianapolis. Moving to California in 1928, Horton formed his own company in Los Angeles and also performed in theater, films, and nightclubs. He became one of the country's most influential choreographers, incorporating such diverse elements as Native American dances and modern jazz into works of striking originality and drama. Other well-known dancers who worked in his company include Carmen deLavallade, Arthur Mitchell, and James Truitte. Horton's company continued to perform after his death until 1960.

A Fusion Of All Dance Forms And Dance Styles! Ranging from Energetic & Exciting Movements of Modern, Contemporary, Classical, Jazz, Ethnic, Ballet, ...and more!