Join Albuquerque Dance Collaborative for our 4th Annual Choreography Camp! This 4 day camp will explore movement and artistry in a variety of styles including jazz, contemporary, hip hop, musical theatre, and more. With a focus on commercial style dance, the training offered will help to grow each individual grow as not only a dancer but an artist.
Monday, July 27th – Thursday, July 30th
12pm – 8pm
Open to intermediate & advanced dancers ages 7+
$400 for Full Tuition
$150 for Single Day Rate
$20 per hour Drop-In Rate (CASH ONLY)
REGISTER HERE Event found under ‘Master Classes & Intensives’
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CHOREO CAMP: Faculty

Felix Michael Galvan, Guest Faculty
Felix Michael Galvan started dancing at the age of 9 in hip hop classes. He continued his education at Mt. San Antonio College where he became a member of the Mt SAC Repertory Company under the direction of Lee Martino and Amy Nakamura. It was there at Mt SAC where he trained under Lee Martino. and performed for her at the Ford Amphitheatre in an evening of Broadway Stars, in the Lyric Project, a showcase for today’s brightest new composers. Other performances include The Palm Desert Choreography Festival with Amy Nakamura and The American College Dance Festival. Felix has shared the stage with artists such as Snoop Dogg, Seth Rogen, Mary Wilson and Jennifer Holiday. He later joined the hip hop crew Elev8 and trained under Wynesha Garner, where they would go on to win World of Dance Los Angeles in 2016. Felix has proven himself as a force to be reckoned with in the competition circuit. His choreography has won high honors, 1st overall and top act. Felix’s collegiate competition number was named Hip Hop Grand Champion at the National Dance Alliance Finals in Daytona, Florida for two years in a row. He was also named “Most Innovative Choreographer”. He was named “Educator of The Year” in 2024 by Act 1 National Dance Competition. He is currently a national director for BravO Dance Competition.
Nevaeh Erni, Guest Faculty
Jose Soto, Guest Faculty
Alejandro Valentin, Guest Faculty
Bobby Amamizu, Guest Faculty

