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JOROPO — The Pulse
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A beautiful and expressive piece created, produced, and choreographed by Martina Morenoo.
JOROPO — The Pulse marks the third chapter of Martina's artistic journey in Chicago. Inspired by Judeline's artistic universe and Martina's personal interpretation of it, this piece reflects her evolving creative vision and the connection between music, movement, and storytelling.
Through her choreography, Martina brings her artistic perspective to life, creating a space where emotion, expression, and movement come together.
A quote from Martina: "When everything settles. Not because it's clear, but because you choose to stand in it. What once felt like chaos now it feels connected, part of you."
- Created, Produced & Choreographed
- Martina Morenoo
- Project
- Bodhiria Dance Project, Part 3
A beautiful and expressive dance visual choreographed by MH Choreography, alongside assistant choreographer Uria Bennet. Filmed and edited by the talented Tyree Williams, also known as TJWilliamsPhotography.
Set to Beyoncé's “My Rose,” this piece beautifully blends the elegance and technical foundations of ballet with the fluidity and emotional expression of contemporary dance.
Through graceful movements, artistic storytelling, and musicality, this visual captures the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability, allowing the beauty of both dance styles to come to life.
A celebration of artistry, movement, and the power of expressing emotion through dance.
- Choreography
- MH Choreography
- Assistant Choreographer
- Uria Bennet
- Videographer, Filming & Editing
- Tyree Williams | TJWilliamsPhotography
- Music
- “My Rose” — Beyoncé
A captivating and emotionally expressive heels dance visual choreographed by MH Choreography, set to “Make It Right” by Lekan.
This piece explores the beauty of movement through contrasting textures, intricate musicality, and raw emotional expression. Blending sensuality, vulnerability, strength, and control, the choreography brings a unique perspective to storytelling through dance.
Set against a dark, intimate atmosphere, the visual features five young women and chairs as part of its artistic composition. The dramatic setting creates a sense of mystery and emotional depth, allowing each movement, gesture, and expression to speak beyond words.
The song “Make It Right” tells a story of longing, unspoken feelings, and the desire for someone to recognize the possibility of making things right. It captures the emotional struggle of yearning for someone who may not fully understand the depth of those feelings, while waiting and hoping for the right moment to finally connect. There's an underlying sense of pleading, vulnerability, and hope woven throughout the music.
Through this interpretation, the choreography transforms those emotions into movement, using different dynamics, textures, and expressions to communicate what words sometimes cannot.
This piece is more than a heels performance. It's a visual expression of desire, vulnerability, emotional tension, and the unspoken hope of making things right.
- Choreography
- MH Choreography
- Assistant Choreographer
- Uria Bennet
- Videographer, Filming & Editing
- Tyree Williams | TJWilliamsPhotography
- Music
- “Make It Right” — Lekan
A powerful and emotionally captivating dance visual choreographed by MH Choreography, set to “Concrete” by Teyana Taylor.
This piece explores the darker side of love—the emotional turmoil of loving someone so deeply that your feelings begin to consume you. It's about the painful experience of giving someone your heart, your time, your loyalty, and your everything, only to realize that the love you've poured into them may never be reciprocated.
Inspired by the emotional intensity and psychological complexity of the film Acrimony, this visual tells the story of a woman whose love gradually transforms into an overwhelming obsession.
She loves deeply, sacrifices endlessly, and holds on to the hope that one day the person she loves will recognize everything she's given. She puts her own dreams, desires, and happiness aside, believing that her sacrifices will eventually mean something.
But what happens when love is no longer enough?
What happens when the person you've given everything to fails to recognize your worth?
Through movement, storytelling, and raw emotional expression, this visual captures the different stages of emotional attachment—from desire and infatuation to jealousy, heartbreak, desperation, and obsession.
The presence of another woman intensifies the emotional conflict, bringing feelings of betrayal, insecurity, and the painful realization that the love she desperately wants may never truly belong to her.
As her emotions begin to unravel, the line between love and obsession becomes increasingly blurred. What once brought her happiness now brings confusion, anger, and emotional chaos.
Like the story portrayed in Acrimony, this piece reflects the devastating effects of feeling unseen, unappreciated, and emotionally abandoned after sacrificing so much for someone else.
She gave him her love. She gave him her loyalty. She sacrificed her dreams. Yet somehow, it was never enough.
This isn't simply a story about heartbreak. It's about the emotional stages of loving someone so intensely that you begin to lose yourself in the process.
Because sometimes, the hardest part of loving someone isn't letting them go—it's accepting that they may never love you the way you loved them.
- Choreography
- MH Choreography
- Videographer, Filming & Editing
- Tyree Williams | TJWilliamsPhotography
- Dancer / Leading Lady
- Kayla Kurns
- Mistress
- Tyronay Shenelle
- Music
- “Concrete” — Teyana Taylor
"When He's Gone" is a professional dance visual presented by MH Choreography and beautifully captured by Tyree Williams, also known as TJWilliamsPhotography.
The visual tells the emotional story of a woman who has recently ended a long-term relationship but unexpectedly finds herself connecting with someone new. Despite her efforts to move forward, she struggles to let go of the memories and emotions associated with her former partner. Even in the presence of her new love interest, thoughts of her past relationship continue to linger.
The video features five talented female dancers, with me taking center stage as the lead female dancer, bringing the song's emotional storyline to life through expressive movement, powerful choreography, and captivating storytelling.
Through my performance, I portray the emotional conflict of a woman torn between her past and the possibility of new love, capturing the vulnerability, passion, heartbreak, and strength that come with learning to let go.
- Choreography
- MH Choreography
- Videography
- Tyree Williams (TJWilliamsPhotography)
- Lead Female Dancer
- Kayla Kurns
- Production
- Professional Dance Visual
- Published by
- Cherlora Williamson on YouTube
- Project
- A Filmmaker’s Mixtape Project
Since 2014, I've dreamed of being part of Carnival Choreographers Ball. Growing up in Chicago, having the opportunity to learn from Chicago's very own talented dancers and choreographers, while witnessing their artistry firsthand, was truly an honor and an unforgettable experience.
At just 16 years old, I was unable to participate in a choreographer's set due to age restrictions. Although I couldn't take the stage at that time, I knew deep down that one day I would not only be part of this incredible experience but eventually have the opportunity to showcase a piece of my own choreography.
What was once a dream has now become a full-circle moment.
This piece is inspired by the foundations, rhythms, and movement vocabulary of deep house dance, combined with choreography I've developed through my creative exploration of music by Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, Dennis Ferrer, and Mighty Bay.
My artistic approach is rooted in the history, foundations, terminology, and cultural knowledge of hip-hop and various street dance styles. What makes my movement unique is the way I incorporate these elements into my choreography, allowing each style to maintain its authenticity while creating something that reflects my own artistic identity.
To me, dance is more than memorizing choreography or executing movements. It's about understanding where those movements originated, respecting the cultures that created them, and recognizing the history and knowledge that continue to shape the art form today.
My choreography is not simply a collection of steps. It is a reflection of history, musicality, foundation, individuality, and the knowledge passed down through generations of dancers.
I believe that to truly create something meaningful for the future, we must first understand and honor the past. My work will always be rooted in the foundations and cultural history that have paved the way for dancers and choreographers like myself.
My philosophy: "Learn from the past. Study its history. Understand its foundations. Preserve its knowledge. And use that wisdom to educate, inspire, and cultivate greatness in the next generation."
This piece represents more than choreography. It represents years of inspiration, dedication, growth, and a continued commitment to honoring the culture through movement.
From watching greatness at 16 to creating my own work for the stage—this is a moment I've always envisioned.
And now, I get to tell my own story through dance.
- Choreography
- Kayla Kurns
- Event
- Carnival Choreographers Ball
- Music
- Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, Dennis Ferrer, Mighty Bay
Since 2014, I've dreamed of being part of Carnival Choreographers Ball. Growing up in Chicago, having the opportunity to learn from Chicago's very own talented dancers and choreographers, while witnessing their artistry firsthand, was truly an honor and an unforgettable experience.
At just 16 years old, I was unable to participate in a choreographer's set due to age restrictions. Although I couldn't take the stage at that time, I knew deep down that one day I would not only be part of this incredible experience but eventually have the opportunity to showcase a piece of my own choreography.
What was once a dream has now become a full-circle moment.
This piece is inspired by the foundations, rhythms, and movement vocabulary of deep house dance, combined with choreography I've developed through my creative exploration of music by Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, Dennis Ferrer, and Mighty Bay.
My artistic approach is rooted in the history, foundations, terminology, and cultural knowledge of hip-hop and various street dance styles. What makes my movement unique is the way I incorporate these elements into my choreography, allowing each style to maintain its authenticity while creating something that reflects my own artistic identity.
To me, dance is more than memorizing choreography or executing movements. It's about understanding where those movements originated, respecting the cultures that created them, and recognizing the history and knowledge that continue to shape the art form today.
My choreography is not simply a collection of steps. It is a reflection of history, musicality, foundation, individuality, and the knowledge passed down through generations of dancers.
I believe that to truly create something meaningful for the future, we must first understand and honor the past. My work will always be rooted in the foundations and cultural history that have paved the way for dancers and choreographers like myself.
My philosophy: "Learn from the past. Study its history. Understand its foundations. Preserve its knowledge. And use that wisdom to educate, inspire, and cultivate greatness in the next generation."
This piece represents more than choreography. It represents years of inspiration, dedication, growth, and a continued commitment to honoring the culture through movement.
From watching greatness at 16 to creating my own work for the stage—this is a moment I've always envisioned.
And now, I get to tell my own story through dance.
- Choreography
- Kayla Kurns
- Event
- Carnival Choreographers Ball
- Music
- Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, Dennis Ferrer, Mighty Bay
On August 5, 2025, I had the incredible opportunity to be part of Chance the Rapper's Starline Experience release party. This project was directed and choreographed by the talented Taylor Edwards, alongside assistant choreographer Terri Woodall. Being part of such a creative experience was truly an honor and a moment I'll always cherish.
My admiration for Chance the Rapper's artistry goes all the way back to 2015, when I first discovered Surf, the collaborative project by Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment featuring Chance the Rapper. That project completely changed the way I listened to, understood, and connected with music.
I've always had a deep appreciation for jazz, live instrumentation, and music that makes you feel something beyond the lyrics. The richness of the instruments, the soulful melodies, and the musicality throughout that project immediately captured my attention. It was refreshing to hear a sound that felt so expressive, uplifting, and deeply rooted in musical creativity.
What I've always admired about Chance is his ability to incorporate faith, God, Black excellence, culture, and storytelling into his music while remaining authentic to his artistic identity. And, of course, one of the biggest things that drew me to his music was HIS VOICE! His unique tone, delivery, and the way he expresses emotion through his music have always stood out to me.
As a dancer and creative artist, music has always been more than something I simply hear. It's something I feel, interpret, and express through movement. Chance's artistry reminds me of the beauty of storytelling and how music can connect people through shared experiences, emotions, and culture.
To go from being a fan who admired his music in 2015 to having the opportunity to contribute to a creative experience celebrating his artistry ten years later is something I don't take lightly.
I'm incredibly grateful to Taylor Edwards and Terri Woodall for their creative leadership and for the opportunity to be part of this experience.
From being inspired by the music to becoming part of the movement, this was truly a full-circle moment.
An experience filled with artistry, gratitude, and a reminder of why I fell in love with music and dance in the first place.
Forever grateful for the opportunity to create, move, and be part of something meaningful.
- Direction & Choreography
- Taylor Edwards
- Assistant Choreographer
- Terri Woodall
An exciting experience being part of PAYTOPLAY, a music, fashion, and entertainment showcase created by Shawn Mitchell. This event brought together creativity, individuality, fashion, and entertainment, providing a platform for models and artists to express themselves with confidence and style.
I had the opportunity to model for the PAYTOPLAY brand, showcasing a sporty, fashion-forward look paired with sleek black heels. The outfit brought together athletic-inspired fashion with a touch of feminine edge, creating a bold combination of sporty chic and runway confidence.
I also had the pleasure of modeling for 907 Swim, an inclusive swimwear brand that celebrates confidence, curves, individuality, and beauty in every shape and size.
Walking for 907 Swim was all about embracing body confidence, owning your individuality, and stepping into your main-character energy. The experience highlighted the beauty of self-expression and the importance of feeling empowered and comfortable in your own skin.
Fashion isn't about fitting into one standard of beauty. It's about embracing who you are, celebrating your body, and showing up unapologetically as yourself.
From sporty chic to swimwear confidence, this experience was a celebration of fashion, empowerment, and individuality.
Serving confidence, curves, and MAIN CHARACTER ENERGY for every shape and size!
- Event
- PAYTOPLAY — Music, Fashion & Entertainment
- Created By
- Shawn Mitchell
- Brands Modeled
- PAYTOPLAY | 907 Swim
- Model
- Kayla Kurns
This class was taught and choreographed by the talented Jamilah Michelle at La Bodega Dance Studio.
This fierce and empowering heels choreography was all about embracing your femininity, tapping into your sensuality, and stepping confidently into your boss girl era. The movement brought together elegance, attitude, confidence, and unapologetic feminine energy, creating a space where you could fully express your sexy, powerful womanhood.
A little sass, a whole lot of confidence, and nothing but BOSS GIRL ENERGY!
- Teacher & Choreographer
- Jamilah Michelle
- Studio
- La Bodega Dance Studio