Afro House / Grooves and Footwork

Workshop with Paul Damiano

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Afrohouse and discover the movements, rhythm and energy that make this style so unique. In this workshop you will learn dynamic footwork patterns, grounding grooves and techniques for more musicality - inspired by the street dance cultures of Angola.
The course is aimed at all levels and focuses on developing coordination, a sense of rhythm, body awareness and confidence on the dance floor. Look forward to an energetic atmosphere where technology meets expression; This way you can build a deep connection to the music and discover your own flow at the same time.
Come along to move, sweat and experience the powerful connection between rhythm, groove and community.

Portrait photo: Paul Damiano

Paul Damiano

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Paul Damiano is a passionate dancer and choreographer from Nairobi, Kenya. He has been inspiring audiences with his dance art since 2012. In recent years his artistic path has taken him to Germany. Here he persistently pursues his goal of gaining international experience as a dancer and bringing his artistic vision to life. Paul Damiano specializes in the expressive forms of Afrohouse and Krump, captivating audiences with his strong presence and impressive personality. As an experienced professional dancer, he has demonstrated his skills not only in Germany, but also in Kenya, Poland and the Philippines. There he taught various Afrohouse workshops. In addition, he has represented the Afrohouse and Krump style at various battles, and thanks to his unique expertise he has already judged several dance battles, including the Bar Battle at Theater Oberhausen. In various renowned dance schools, including the JC Academy in Düsseldorf, Line Up in Cologne and Urban Art Compley in Wuppertal, Paul has not only inspired numerous students, but also gained valuable experience in the art of teaching. Last year he represented his dance style Afrohouse with expression and passion at Redbull Dance Your Style in Munich as an invited dancer.