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Choreographer Mark Samuel leads a Do Dat Entertainment dance class.
Photo: Courtesy of Do Dat Entertainment
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FROM TORONTO In addition to providing entertainers to perform at events, Do Dat Entertainment offers corporate dance classes through the company's new Dance Fit program. Instructors can provide one-hour hip-hop lessons to employees during lunch or after work. The program typically runs two to three times a week for six to eight weeks. "With the current dance craze going on and all the dance shows on television nowadays, we felt that it would be a great way for employees to relieve stress—especially in this economy—burn some calories, meet co-workers, and basically just have fun," said company president Ryan Robinson. Flat rates are available: A six-week session, with classes held twice a week, cost about $3,000. A 15-person minimum is required. The classes, which can be tailored to meet a client's needs, are open to anyone and no dance skills are necessary.
—Susan O'Neill
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