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Elements Dance Space is a universal blank canvas for all artists, educators, and students, providing limitless opportunities for creation, knowledge, and training to inspire the advancement of every individual within the space. 

EDS is a  10,000 square ft facility that offers dance and fitness classes for youth to adult, from beginners to professionals, as well as intensives and workshops, company rehearsal residencies, private lessons, event space rentals, and more. EDS offers 5 rooms, all with wood sprung floors, ample complimentary parking, and much more...

Elements is where dancers and artists in the Greater Los Angeles/ Southern California area can find everything they want and need in a space. 
 

About Pasadena: 
Home to the Mars Rover and the annual Rose Bowl Game®, Pasadena is a Southern California destination for high quality retail shopping and entertainment. Pasadena boasts a robust tourism and convention business with many cultural institutions and more restaurants per capita than Manhattan. Only minutes from downtown Los Angeles, Pasadena draws patrons from the entire region.

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About the Co-Founders

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With over 14+ years in the dance industry, Beau Fournier has performed professionally,
working with artists such as Missy Elliot, Tony Braxton, Yelle and Jennifer Lopez, also appearing on Disney’s Shake it up, Honey 2, Hell’s Kitchen, Fox’s Mobbed, Secret Life of An American Teenager, and America’s Got talent. The most pivotal point in his career was when he appeared on America’s Best Best Dance Crew with the astound group Fanny Pak. Beau then took his career into a new path of choreographing, teaching and directing by creating his own professional company named Maker Empire. He also has choreographed and directed for BMW, 2012 Summer Olympics, ABC Mouse, Karmin, and Afrojack just to name a few. Being able to dance, instruct, direct in many countries like the Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong, Canada, Indonesia, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and many cities throughout the US has been the most enlightening journey in his career to bring all experiences in his ever-growing curriculum. All of this experience, in conjunction with his Bachelors of Science and Health Education from California State University, Northridge qualifies him to be a unique leader in the dance community.  After investing heavily into the dance program at Jayvee Dance Center for the past 6 years, he is ready to take on ownership and artistically direct Elements Dance Space. His experience and network will help the new space to excel and grow.

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With over 25 years in experience in dance, Tu DeVera has been working with all aspects of the dance industry and community, most notably running the operations at Jayvee Dance Center from 2006 to 2017. Tu has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, Riverside in Liberal Studies, concentration in Biology with an emphasis in Business Administration. Tu started dancing at the age of 11 with jazz and military dance with her school’s dance/drill team program. Her extensive hip hop training started in college and she has been training in other styles such as jazz, ballet, and tap for over 10 years thereafter. She has danced with multiple dance companies and performance groups in the Los Angeles area from the west coast to the east coast to Japan and back including “909” Hip Hop Dance Troupe, Team Boogiezone – Breed, Groovaholix, Expressive Doubt, Streetease, and L’effleur Des Sens. She also danced for the Ladyhawks, the Inglewood Blackhawks Semi-Professional Football Team. Tu has performed all over the world with various artists and various dance showcases/competitions. Although she is not performing and competing as much as she was before, Tu continues to inspire dancers with the love of training, performing, and competing. She has been the project manager for Maxt Out Urban Hip Hop Dance Competition for numerous years. She is also currently is the Director of Operations for Kinjaz, LLC, Kin Aesthetik, LLC, and Kinjaz Dojo,LLC. Tu currently lives in the San Gabriel Valley area with her husband and her two sons, Riley and Quinn.