This week, we sat down with educator, choreographer and dancer, Nii 'Prince' Engmann. In his episode, we talk about about his experience as a black dancer in the Vancouver Dance Industry, allyship in the Black Lives Matter movement, and the importance of having integrity as an artist. Brought to you by Harbour Dance Centre

ABOUT NII 'PRINCE' ENGMANN

Nii "Prince" Engmann is an educator, choreographer and dancer from Vancouver, BC. Born in Toronto, Prince grew up dancing and playing instruments in a cultural setting which contributed to his movement and understanding present day. He has had the opportunity to dance and work for the likes of Mandy Moore, Tony Testa, Kenny Ortega and Chris Scott and currently teaches Afrobeats and HipHop classes around the world. Prince hopes to spread his love and understanding of music, movement and culture in every space he enters. Nii 'Prince' Engmann | Instagram The Dance Plug Canada | Website | Instagram The Dance Plug Podcast | Instagram Roy Urbanozo | Instagram