Episodes
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Boogaloo: The Dance That Defined Oakland's Culture
S3 Ep9 |Originators of Oakland's 1970s funk boogaloo reflect on the birth and impact of the dance
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LGBTQ+ Choreographer Amit Patel is Changing Bollywood Dance
S3 Ep8 |Dancer Amit Patel is reinventing Bollywood dance for queer expression - Embedded Video LinkImage
J-Setting: From Southern HBCUs to the Clubs of Atlanta
S3 Ep7 |The Dance Champz of Atlanta want to take this underground LGBTQ+ dance to the next level. - Embedded Video LinkImage
Zydeco in Houston: Black Cowboys, Trail Rides & Creole Roots
S3 Ep6 |Once known as La-la, Zydeco dance and music thrives in Houston - Embedded Video LinkImage
Puerto Rico's Bomba, A Dance of The African Diaspora
S3 Ep3 |Sisters Mar and Maria Cruz are preserving the legacy of this dance of resistance. - Embedded Video LinkImage
Albuquerque's Native American Hip-Hop Dance
S3 Ep5 |Albuquerque’s hip-hop & freestyle dance scene is influenced by various Indigenous tribes - Embedded Video LinkImage
Dancers Across the U.S. Unite in Chain Letter
S3 Ep4 |Sixteen dancers from across the country, representing a range of dance styles, move as one - Embedded Video LinkImage
San Francisco's Dance Crew Blends Tap and Mexican Footwork
S3 Ep2 |The women of La Mezcla call on the history of percussive dance to create their own style. - Embedded Video LinkImage
Go-Go Music Inspired This Street Dance in Washington, D.C.
S3 Ep1 |Beat Ya Feet is the street dance empowering a new generation of Black D.C.
About If Cities Could Dance
Every city has its rhythm—every dancer, their street. Step into the shoes of dancers from across the country who dare to imagine what it would look like if their city could dance. Performing on street corners and other unconventional settings, each episode tells an intimate, personal story about the artists and their deep-rooted connections to community.