Boston Dance Marathon

Take 1, 2 or 3 styles for $15 each of all 4 for $40.
***Please make sure to reserve your spot by purchasing a free ticket through Eventbrite and Venmo @Saans-Studios with the workshop / workshops you're taking to complete your purchase.

Heels with Tyh
Tyhgita (Tyh) Céspedes, also known as “Tyh the Dancer”, is a performer, choreographer and fine arts educator who focuses on hip hop and jazz funk. She performed with Phunk Phenomenon hip hop dance team for the Celtics Dancers in 2016. 
Tyh taught dance and drama after school and summer programs at the North Shore YMCA school aged program in 2015. She currently choreographs and directs performances for local artists, and teaches private lessons to all levels.
Belly Dance with Sij
Saeda (Sij) began her dance journey in 2008 when she first fell in love with Raqs Sharqi (belly dance). She studied many different styles of belly dance including Egyptian, Lebanese, Russian, American Cabaret, Grego and Turkish. She has been performing belly dance at restaurants and nightclubs for the past 3 years.
Saeda's next passion fell into Indian dance in 2014 and began her lifelong journey of classical Indian dance studies. In 2015, Saeda joined an Indian folk dance team as well as a Bollywood dance team. She is currently learning Kalashetra style Bharatanatyam under Srimathi Sangeetha Prasanna and she loves Bharatanatyam immensely.
Urban with Shiv
Beginning dance at the age of six, Shiv, started with introductory training in styles such as jazz, tap, and Bollywood. He later joined his high school dance team, at which point he discovered a newfound passion for urban and hip-hop choreography.
Continuing urban dance throughout college and his post-graduate years, he consistently strives to diversify his dance vocabulary and expand on his creative ability. He hopes to share his knowledge and choreography with the community, all while continuing his education by training in various dance styles.
House with Sean
Sean Bjerke, is a dance teacher and martial artist based in Boston, MA. He began his journey into movement as a TaeKwon Do (TKD) student in 1991, and was later introduced to dance at Tufts University in 2001. In 2006, Sean joined his first performance company, Unyted Stylz (US), and was introduced to several street and club dance foundations, including hiphop, popping, locking, and house.
To further broaden his understanding of the culture, Sean began traveling around the US to seek instruction from the older generation of house pioneers, and connect with different dance communities.