| FR3SH Dance Troupe LLC Founder
and Executive Director
Adrian Causing began his technical dance training studying
Jazz, Modern, and Ballet under the American Repertory Ballet’s,
Princeton Ballet School’s, Kimberly Tam. After a year of tutelage,
he earned a position as dance captain in her performance company,
the American Dance Theater of New Jersey. While performing
and choreographing throughout NJ, Adrian auditioned to become
a company member and choreographer for Culture Shock, NY,
an international hip-hop dance company with chapters across
the US, Canada, and the UK. Most notably, he performed for
Culture Shock San Diego’s Choreographer Showcase, a prestigious
international exhibition. Adrian Causing is currently the
Founder and Executive Director of the FR3SH Dance Troupe,
LLC (consisting of the FR3SH Dance Company, a professional
exhibition company, FR3SH Juniors, a competitive youth team,
and the FR3SH Freestyle Crew, a competitive freestyle team).
Founded in 2003, Adrian has created one of the most recognized
hip-hop dance companies on the east coast. They have one won
first place at Culture Shock D.C.’s “East Coast Dance Competition
2008,” exhibited at Funkanometry San Francisco’s “The Sockhop”,
and has featured choreography in the famous “Carnival: The
Choreographer’s Ball” in New York City. With the success of
his company, Adrian has become a sought after choreographer
and instructor, teaching master classes and workshops throughout
the US and Canada, including Boston University’s “Fusion Dance
Team”, and Canada’s “Culture Shock Canada”. He produced and
directed “Prelude: East Coast Dance Competition” with America’s
Best Dance Crew’s “Team Millennia” held at the Union County
Performing Arts Center in NJ, “FUNKy FR3SH”, an event held
at Touch Night Club in New York City featuring Melissa Reyes
from the WB’s “Search for the Next Pussycat Doll”, and is
the executive director of “The Main Event” a national hip
hop dance competition held at the Bergen County Performing
Arts Center in NJ. Adrian has studied under choreographers
from across the nation, such as NYC Broadway Dance Center’s,
Luam Keflezgy, Jermaine Brown, and Brian Greene, Tucker Barkley
and Shaun Evaristo of Millennium Dance Complex (LA, CA), and
Teresa Espinosa and J.P. San Pedro from Debbie Reynolds Dance
Studio (LA).
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