RevLatina Fall Dance Series

A 10-week dance series for young artists ages 10+

The RL Kids Dance Series is designed for young dancers who are ready to challenge themselves and grow in their training.

Led by professional teaching artists currently working in the industry, each class focuses on building strong technique, discipline, musicality, and performance skills in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Whether your goal is to perform, strengthen your foundation, or simply continue growing as a dancer, this series offers a space to learn, be inspired, and connect with others who share the same passion.

Who Is This Program For?
  • Ages 10+
  • Recommended for students with 2+ years of dance training or equivalent experience
  • Dancers who are excited to learn, work hard, and be challenged
  • Students interested in developing their technique while learning from professional artists
Schedule
  • Wednesdays                          
  • September 23 – November 25 | 4:30 PM – 6PM
  • Location: Midtown, New York City

Throughout the session, students will train in a variety of styles, including:

  • Theatre Dance
  • Jazz
  • Hip-Hop
  • Latin Dance

Each class is designed to help students become stronger, more confident dancers while experiencing the energy and community that make R.Evolución Latina unique.

Class Schedule & Teaching Artists
Stay tuned! We'll be announcing our final class schedule and teaching artists soon.

What Students Can Expect
  • A welcoming and supportive environment
  • Strong focus on technique and fundamentals
  • Exposure to different dance styles
  • Confidence-building through movement and performance
  • Connection with other young artists
  • Guidance from professional teaching artists
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Pricing
  • Early Registration: $100 (sign up by 8/30/2026)
  • Regular Registration: $120
  • Drop-In Class: $15 (based on availability)
  • Access Scholarships: A limited number of Access Scholarships are available for families who need financial support. Please contact us before registering to learn more.

Questions? Email denisse@revolucionlatina.org

Before You Come to Class

To help create a focused training environment and a sense of unity among our dancers, we ask all students— including drop-in students — to come prepared with the following:

Dress Code
Please wear black dancewear or comfortable black clothing that allows you to move freely. Dance shoes or sneakers should be appropriate for the style of class.

Come With a Goal
We encourage every dancer to think about something they would like to improve or challenge themselves with during class.

Come Ready to Work
Our classes are supportive and fun, but they are also focused training classes. We encourage dancers to arrive ready to listen, work hard, take corrections, try new things, and support one another.

Bring With You
Please bring a water bottle and anything needed for your specific dance class.

Drop-In Students
Drop-in students are always welcome when space is available. Please review the class style, dress code, and training expectations before attending so you can jump right into the experience with the group.

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TEACHERS
Anna Guerra

Anna Guerra has been in multiple theater productions such as Cabaret (Helga) at Virginia Theatre Festival, Curtain Up (¡VIVA! BROADWAY), Broadway Bares, Red Dress Collection, “Off Broadway in the Boros Fest”, she went on tour around USA and Canada with Dabangg Reloaded and she was recently part of Transcendence’s Theater Company “The Gala” in 2021 and “Let’s Dance” in 2022 under the direction of Luis Salgado.

Anna was featured in J. Balvin’s music video “Ahora” (2018) and “Tu Veneno” (2021), Fabolous (Digital Concert 2020), La Perversa (Pompa), Shadow Blow and many more.

Also, she had the opportunity to perform at Telemundo (Un Nuevo Día), Univision and Rolling Loud Miami 2023. She also danced for many artist such as El Alfa (El Alfa World Tour. 2022), Bryant Myers (“Mega Summer Concert”), Farina (“La X Love Live Concert”), Snoop Dogg, Alexis Y Fido, Steve Aoki, among others.

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Dilian Cantrell is a professional dancer and drummer from Stamford, Connecticut. He trained and was mentored by Jimmy Locust, studying the Giordano Jazz Technique from a young age. Through this training, he developed the discipline, technique, professionalism, and artistry needed to succeed as a performer.

For the past three years, Dilian has toured nationally and internationally with the Broadway production of STOMP. He has also performed throughout the Tri-State area and Las Vegas in performing arts festivals, parades, charity events, and competitions. Most recently, he was featured as the principal dancer in Chris Webby and Ren's music video, Bad Company.

Passionate about giving back, Dilian enjoys sharing his experience with the next generation of artists and inspiring young performers to grow through dance, music, and discipline.

Natalia Nieves-Mechor

Natalia Nieves-Melchor is a NYC-based choreographer, dancer, and educator whose work blends contemporary, jazz, hip-hop, and theater. A proud Puerto Rican artist, she has worked with leading institutions including The Muny, The Old Globe, and Paper Mill Playhouse, and has performed in productions such as West Side Story, Bring It On, and On Your Feet.

Her credits also include appearances in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, and Univision’s Casa Cultura. Natalia has collaborated with renowned artists including Luis Salgado, Josh Rhodes, Jon Rua, Jen Webber, and Christopher Gatelli.

As an educator, she has taught with Ballet Hispánico, R.Evolución Latina, and Luis Salgado Productions. A graduate of Pace University, Natalia is passionate about creating high-energy classes that challenge, inspire, and empower dancers through versatility, storytelling, and community.

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