08/28/2026
Angles, shapes, illusions—let’s get into it. 📐🤩 Explore the intricate world of Tutting with Kevin Li! This open-level progressive workshop will break down the foundations while giving you space to build coordination, creativity, and your own approach to the style.
Tutting (open-level) with Kevin Li
Thursdays 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Sep 10 - Oct 8 (5 weeks)
$105
📲 Sign up on the app or online at HarbourDance.com.
What to expect:
Tutting is a type of modern dance wherein body and arm movements are based on mathematical and/or geometric angles and shapes. This street dance style is also said to be interpretative in nature and some movements, especially those of the arms, are taken from hieroglyphics, or ancient Egyptian wall writings. The movements involved in tutting are done to mimic various angles and shapes and these are done along with the specific music beat or rhythm, making the whole dance routine somewhat robotic. It was in the early part of 1980s when tutting became popular on the streets of the US, especially among youngsters. Tutting moves can be considered “big moves” wherein the whole body is involved in forming various angles and shapes. But tutting can also be done in “small” ways, particularly in doing what people call “finger tuts”.
