We will be offering three master classes with Comfort Fedoke on Saturday, November 19th. Only one class will be taught for juniors (ages 8 to 13). The other classes are Advanced in skill level, for ages 14 and up.  All classes will be hip hop, with the 14+ classes having differing choreography from each other.

As in workshops in the past, payment is due at the time of registration, and is NON REFUNDABLE. We will only offer refunds in the event the workshop is cancelled, or if Comfort is unable to attend and her agency furnishes a substitute not to your liking. We reserve the right to (and very likely will) place students currently enrolled at JAMZ under the age of 14 in Master Classes ages 14+ at the director’s discretion.

SPACE IS LIMITED!

You may register in person or via phone. JAMZ students and parents may simply apply the charge to their current accounts providing they have a credit card on file. If you are not currently enrolled at our studio, you may enroll in person, via phone, or online (a working credit card is required).

**If you are new to our studio or just would like the simplest way to enroll online, you may register through our secure online site (CLICK HERE)

If you do not receive a receipt from us within 24 hours, please make sure you completed the checkout process, and either try again, or contact us.

Please feel free to email us with any questions at info@jamzdancecenter.com, or call our studio at 410-255-0204.

Fresh off her role in "Footloose" (and appearance on Dancing With The Stars to promote the film), we are pleased to welcome Comfort back to JAMZ.

Comfort Ogheneruro Fedoke was born in  Fort Worth, Texas and was raised in Lagos, Nigeria until she returned to the United States at age 8. She lived in Plymouth, Minnesota for three years before settling in Carrollton, Texas.

Fedoke, a former track and field athlete, began dancing after an injury forced her out of the competitive sports scene. She learned hip hop dancing from watching videos and then began to session with her brothers to further hone her craft. Her father enrolled her in Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts midway into her sophomore year, where she received training in tap, ballet, and jazz. She only had two and a half years of training before making it on the show So You Think You Can Dance. She auditioned with two of her brothers and eventual winner Joshua Allen.

She was featured in Lee Jung Hyun's music video for "Crazy", which was released in Korea in May 2009 and was choreographed by Brian Friedman, and later seen in T-Pain's video "Freeze" and in Ludacris's "What Them Girls Like".

In 2009 she performed uncredited as a reform school girl in the "Bootylicious" number in the "Hairography" episode of the television show Glee.  She was cast in Season 7 of SYTYCD as an All-Star.  Comfort is set to appear in "Honey 2" and recently was in the remake of "Footloose."

This will be Comfort's second appearance at JAMZ, after she was a faculty member of our week long summer intensive "So You Think You Can JAMZ."