Class Description:

In this class we'll learn to move ourselves in the tiniest of ways, and then we'll learn how to do that with a partner. Micro fusion is a dance that people love in fusion communities around the world. For this class, we'll default to close embrace, but it's not required. No prerequisites for this one!

Instructor Bio:  

Rebecca R.G. enjoys being silly and musical with their dance partners. Their primary teaching experience is as a math professor, so they think a lot about how to structure a lesson plan to help students feel safe to make mistakes, learn from each other, and meet their goals. 

Rebecca got serious about dance as an undergraduate and ended up minoring in it, focusing on modern dance. Their study of solo dancing helps them analyze movement and explain what's going on in detail. While in undergrad, Rebecca tried contra and lindy and got hooked on partner dancing. Over the years they gradually moved over to blues, fusion, west coast swing, and zouk. Rebecca has taught lindy, blues, and fusion in Michigan, upstate New York, and the DC area. They also completed Fusion Teacher Training with Flouer Evelyn and Mark Carpenter in Greenville, SC in summer 2025.

Bio: 

Amelia (DJ Wild Duck) has been DJing fusion dances in the DC area and beyond since 2022. Her music selection is informed by her decade of dance experience in fusion, blues, west coast swing, and tango, and her unique sound includes elements of folk-pop, gothic americana, and eclectic world music. Her sets are highly varied and span diverse genres while ensuring danceability. DJ Wild Duck also studied as a geologist, so it is guaranteed that she will rock the house. 

Bio:
Devon started her DJ journey playing for Boulder Blues and house parties in the greater Denver area. She brings songs with deep beats, strong vocals, and big emotions to encourage drama on the dance floor