Detroit Dance Loft

Marc Brewer, a successful artist from Michigan, USA, has appeared on America's Got Talent. Marc Brewer, who teaches, performs, judges, and choreographs Afro-Latin dances, is in high demand. He is also a certified ballet dancer from Broadway Dance Center, and he has received certifications in 9 American ballroom styles. Marc Brewer specializes in Afro-Latin dance, and he is carving a name for himself in Afro-Latin competitive dance. His accolades include world championships and final placements in the 2016 World Salsa Open in Puerto Rico, the 2016 Ultimate Latin Dance Championship Bachata Competition in Las Vegas (1st place), the 2016 World Salsa Summit Rising Star Salsa Cabaret in Miami (1st place), and the Rising Star Bachata Cabaret in Miami (1st place). He won two 2013 American Kizomba Open New Jersey (1st place) competitions. He was also in Janet Jackson's critically acclaimed "Made for Now" music video, which has over 62,000,000 views on YouTube. He has appeared twice at the Fujairah Latin Festival (winning the "Best Show Award"), the Toronto Bachata Congress (winning the "Director's Choice Award"), and the Zoukality Arts Challenge (winning 1st Place in the Professional Division twice) at the New York Zouk Festival. He was invited to judge the Sydney Latin Dance Festival Competition and the Dia Internacional De La Bachata Competition in Monterrey Mexico. Marc has taught and performed in Tokyo, London, and Moscow, as well as Luanda and Bucharest, and has had workshops and performances in Copenhagen, Madrid, and Quebec City. This international star is set to make history in 2021 in intercontinental and video collaboration for the year.

Detroit Dance Loft is a welcoming dance studio with great teachers, dance floor, solid techniques, and non-pushy students and teachers. Marc and Rose, the Marquee teachers, are technically experienced and knowledgeable, offering a structured but still fun dance lesson, sometimes pushing you gently but you'll find immediate results and improved technique as compared to other basic and introductory courses. Their student-geared approach listens to the different experiences and knowledge levels of their class with an end aim to make such students enjoy and learn. Several reviews mention the "Follows First" weekend workshop, where they share overwhelmingly positive experiences, with students feeling helpful and engaging in the atmosphere. To conclude, Detroit Dance Loft provides students of different abilities and for a fun, streamlined dance experience that may result in pleasant experiences and faster improvement, all in an open and welcoming community under the guidance of technical and gentle teachers.