Urban Dancers
Soha
It was my passion that got me interested in dance. I used to copy the dance routine of the movie series "Step Up”, as well as, different music videos. When I grew older I started practicing and learning from professional dancers on instagram and youtube.
Ali Hunter
There’s a saying that says: “An artist doesn’t repeat what’s seen but gives life to what is not seen.” I try to liberate myself from the prisons of this material world and be true to myself. I dance wherever and whenever I can, and most of my performances are on the streets.
Pegah
I've been dancing hip hop since I was 10. I found my own style by improvising and learning dance combos by other choreographers. My genre and improvisation style is Urban & Hiphop.
Leila
Dance is the best way I can express my feelings. Whether I'm sad, happy, excited or nervous. I believe dancing is the best way to change one’s mood and it makes the music to come to life too.
It’s just your mind, music and your body.
Iman
I've performed on "Asre Jadid" twice. And my goal in dance is to break the traditional taboos in Iran and familiarise people with the art of dance.
Sina
The first style I learned was tutting and I won several tutting battles. After covid I signed up for an online tutting battle called GS Online and I got to the finals. Then I started learning other styles like popping and hip hop. Dance is divine, and the more I learn the more I get amused by it.
Kowsar
Kowsar is a self-taught dancer and she started shuffling 5 years ago. She learned from videos of professional dancers and as she got more comfortable with the movements she added her own unique style to it.
Raha
After a long time of experience in dance I would define my career as a Soloist; I have my own show called “Persian Hair“. I combine my strength, femininity and hair to depict a strong Persian Woman.
Asal
My training has been focused on Afro-Fusion, hip hop, commercial and heels. I express my feelings through dance and it has become a part of my daily life.
Faceless
I’ve been dancing for 11 years and I learned everything from YouTube. My specialty is animation dance, tutting and finger tutting. Dance is the best language for those who can’t express themselves with words.
Fariborz
I was introduced to animation dancing by the Dragon House Team. I'm trained in popping but always wanted to focus more on hip hop. And now I can confidently say that I can combine all these different styles in my dance.
Moeid
I'm trained in popping and hip hop but discovered that hip hop is my true passion. Dance takes me from darkness to light. I chose dance because I’m not much of a talker and I use my body to express my feelings.
Iranda
I have to say that dancing gave me a confidence I couldn’t find in anything else. It became a driving force for working collaboratively, staying active, engaging in conversations, exploring, asking questions, and more.
Farzan Skeleton
Why Skeleton?
The more I danced, the more I realized that all these movements, styles, and everything that I’ve been adding day by day are connected to what came before them. They all come together to form something unique that is connected to my past. This reminded me of the human skeleton, where every single bone depends on the other.
Boy Masih
​I love combining different art forms with dance, such as digital art, animation, or even painting. When I dance, I feel like I step into a different world with the music and my own being. The feeling is so profound that I believe not everyone can truly understand it.
Sanaz Sunn
Over the years, I’ve trained professionally in many styles, but my main focuses are contemporary, house, waacking, and hip-hop.
At some point, I realized that dance isn’t just something I do but it’s a part of who I am. I’ve danced through every emotion, and there were moments when dance quite literally saved me.