Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Brandon Dumlao began dancing at the late age of 17 under various dance styles, such as, jazz, ballroom, contemporary and hip hop. Soon after, he joined Funkanometry SF as 2007 company member where he quickly excelled in creating his own dance style he’d like to call lyrical hip hop. In 2008, he later called it quits on the team to pursue his craft even further. His work paid off in 2009 as he made Top 20 in the dance show So You Think You Can Dance and has also joined NeverLand, a branch team off The Lost Kids, co-directed by Ellen Kim and Kyle Hanagami. Brandon is very excited to come teach on the East Coast for the first time and would like to thank Fr3sh and Rhythmology for the amazing opportunity. You’ll be sure to see more of him in the future…hopefully on a certain TV show… ahem!
Want to know what it feels like to join a group like FR3SH? Loved the Winter Intensives and want more? Then this is the program for you!  Put together a performance set and perform it at FR3SH’s Annual Competition  - The Main Event!  Plus learn from the industries top choreographers like Lando Wilkins from ABDC’s “The Boxcuttuhz” and Brandon Dumlao of “So You Think You Can Dance.”
WHY: FR3SH Family members receive the 3 Promises: Formal Training, Frequent Performance & Family. Not only do FR3SH Dancers actively work in the industry: MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew, DDO and BLOC Dance Agencies, but they perform and teach all over the world: NJ, NY, Boston, Washington D.C., L.A., S.F., S.D., Hawaii, Canada, and England.
Always wanted to take Company Class but were too intimidated? Â Just started taking dance classes but don’t want to dance with kids half your age? Â No problem! Â Come and take this years FR3SH Winter Intensive 2010! Â This weekend long event was built for Beginner and Intermediate level dancers who want and need training to help them progress. Â Check out the flyer below for more information. Â Already sold? Â Click here to find out pricing and register online today! Â Class space is limited!
