About
Our Mission is to equip, encourage and empower your little stars, to thrive throughout life, with purpose, passion and power!
When a child lends himself to the discipline of dance, he or she gains tools for life long success in whatever they choose to do. The education of Dance supports the child in growing a healthy image of self and reinforces to the child, the importance of standing tall and taking their space in the world. Through this creative outlet, each child is extended the opportunity to practice healthy relationships, beginning with themselves, that will help to exhibit positive roles within their communities and beyond.
In 1996, Ms. Landrum began her professional career as a dance artist, with Dance Company, “Kariamu and Company: Traditions”. Ms. Landrum went on to further her education and graduated from the “University of The Arts”, in Philadelphia, PA; gaining her Bachelors of Fine Arts, in Dance Education, in 2003. With many opportunities to perform and teach, Ms. Landrum continued to grow as an artist, sharing her talents as dance educator with, "Towson State University” in Towson, Maryland; “NIA Learning Center”, “Point Breeze Performing Arts Center” and “School of Dance Arts” in Philadelphia; as well as “Stajez Dance Academy” in Boston; where she also worked as acting Asst. Director. Ms. Landrum has also served as a full time Dance Educator for “Lowell High School”, in Lowell, MA. and is currently the Dance Educator in Residence at Keystone Montesorri School, in North Chelmsford, MA. Ms. Landrum is now in her fourth active year as founder and director of “Agape’ Dance Works”!
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I love to see the light that shines bright through the eyes of a dancer as they discover some of the greatest parts of themsleves! My job is to encourage the light within to shine it's brightest without!
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Each student is assessed through observation durring a regular class. The individual student is met where they are and receives instruction through skillful discernment.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
BFA of Dance Education
University of the Arts
Philadelphia, PA
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
Group classes, Private classes and Dance/Creative Movement Workshops are all priced differently.
How did you get started teaching?
I started as a student if dance and my desire to teach and communicate my live for dance, grew organically from that place of love!
What types of students have you worked with?
I teach students all ages. My focus has been ages 3 -5 year old, 6-12 years old.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
Inspired by the Disney Movie, "A Wrinkle in Time ", I designed a 10 week course centerd around self love, confidence, team work and fun! My students of 5 years performed beautifully and walked away feeling fullfilled within their work and boosted in their ability to take on new works!
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Look for a teacher who will not simply teach you to dance for the sake of dancing, but instead seek one that will instill in you the art form of dance and how you can transfer it's discipline across all areas of your life❤!
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
The number one question to consider is, do I desire to be here (in a particular dance class). With this question answered, I believe the student will come prepared to receive all that the teacher needs them to receive and will be able to give of him/herself fully, in any class.