Pop2K 90s Dance Party by Infinite Flow Dance

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SHIFT Special Event: Pop2k Dance Party

• Open Dance Floor with a DJ
• Premiere Screening of Music Video "Back to the Boyband" by the "IFD Boyband"
• Mini Dance Class + Dance Video Op
• 90's Costume Contest
• Photobooth
• Light Snacks
• Good Vibes Only

About SHIFT:

SHIFT is a disability friendly community meetup organized by Infinite Flow Dance, an award-winning disability led professional dance company.

No dance experience needed.

All levels welcome.

Get your quarterly dance boost and connect with mind, body, and soul in a judgement-free supportive environment. Learn from esteemed dance artists, connect with like-minded people, and groove to good vibes.

At SHIFT we are SHIFTing dance class culture. You won’t be shamed for resting, learning at your own pace, and dancing in your own way. Dance is a universal language that belongs to everybody.

For SHIFT.9, we are shifting things up, and hosting a Pop2k 90's dance party.

No dance experience required. No singing experience require. At the same time, for those who have experience, expect to learn something new.

Following the dance workshop, we will transition into social hour and content creation hour where you will have a choice to shoot video of what you learned in class.

Come unleash the DANCER inside of you!

And yes, we will send you your videos!

Limited to 50 attendees.

Save your spot.

State your access needs in the registration form.

Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026

Time: 2:30-5:00pm

Address:

TMilly Studios
5348 Cleon Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91601

Schedule:

2:30pm Doors Open - Open Dancing

3:00-3:30pm
Premiere Screening of "Back to the Boyband"
Mini Dance Class + Dance Video Op (Plan is to record a short epic dance video with 90s grooves with all attendees)

3:30-5:00pm Open Dancing. Games. Costume Contest.

Party Fee: Sliding Scale $20-40 (Pay what feels right to you.)

• We are limiting to 50 attendees. Be sure to sign up early.
• On the registration form, state any access needs and accommodations we should be aware of.
• No transfers to other individuals and future events. No refunds. If you sign up and can't make it, consider this a donation you are making to help keep the community programs going.
• If you want to sign up, but are not in a position to pay for it, write to us at [email protected] - We have 1-2 volunteer roles per event you may be able to fill in, in exchange. Volunteers are expected to show up to the time specified (usually 30 min before the event).

** If the event is not sold out, we will allow for attendees to pay in person at check in for $30.

Host:
Marisa Hamamotoo (She/Her) - Founder, Infinite Flow Dance

Your Party Leads:

Danny Gomez (He/Him) - Company Artist, Infinite Flow Dance.
Travis Ammann (He/She) - Company Artist, Infinite Flow Dance.
Dushaun Thompson (He/Him) - Company Artist, Infinite Flow Dance.
Mauricio La Fuente (He/Him) - Company Artist, Infinite Flow Dance.

Dress: Dress up in 90s style, all white, or your own style. All styles welcome. We will have a 90s costume contest, so if you like to dress up, bring on your 90s vibes.

What to bring: Water bottle. Snack donations always welcome!

Contact For Questions:

Marisa Hamamoto

[email protected]

949-267-8751 (Please text first before calling.)

Infinite Flow Dance is an award-winning Los Angeles-based professional dance company that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers with diverse, intersectional identities. As a nonprofit, our mission is to advance disability inclusion, one dance at a time. Since 2015, Infinite Flow has performed over 400 times, from school assemblies to events at Apple, Microsoft, adidas, and Red Bull, and other high-profile corporations. Our dance videos have been viewed over 100 million times across social media, and our dancers have been featured on NBC Today, Good Morning America, PBS, Inside Edition, and other national and international media outlets. Infinite Flow was founded by Marisa Hamamoto, a stroke survivor and late-diagnosed Autistic. Marisa recently became the first professional dancer named People Magazine's “Women Changing the World.” Infinite Flow Dance is a robust social justice entity committed to radical inclusion, systems change, and producing transformational experiences. Infinite Flow Dance is available for performances, keynotes, panels, school assemblies, and accessibility & inclusion workshops, virtually and in person.

About Your Party Leads:

Danny Gomez (He/Him)
Danny J. Gomez is from New Orleans, Louisiana, and identifies as a paraplegic male with a T-11 T-12 spinal cord injury from a 2016 mountain biking accident. A professional actor, Danny is best known for his roles in NCIS: Hawai’i, New Amsterdam, All Rise, and Martinez, Margaritas, and M**der. He is a two-time Easterseals Disability Film Challenge winner (I/0 and Check Mate) and received the Christopher Reeve Acting Scholarship in 2020. Most recently, he completed a successful Off-Broadway run in All of Me, which earned rave reviews. Before his accident, Danny danced mostly for fun, learning moves from his teen idols Justin Timberlake and Usher. Known for taking over the dance floor, he always wanted to learn choreography. Working with Infinite Flow has been exciting and challenging, helping him rebuild his confidence in dance by learning to incorporate his wheelchair into his unique style. Danny is also an ambassador for the Triumph Foundation, visiting newly injured individuals in hospitals and providing resources to help them lead productive lives. He actively advocates for greater representation of disabled actors in entertainment. Danny joined Infinite Flow Dance in 2024 as an Apprentice dancer and then promoted to a company member the same year. Through Infinite Flow, Danny has embraced dance as a way to grow, connect, and express himself in new and creative ways.

HE/HIM
Dushaun Thompson was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. A dynamic performer and advocate, he has trained extensively in multiple dance styles on scholarship at West Virginia Wesleyan College and Norfolk State University. With over eight years of experience as part of a dance crew, Dushaun brings a powerful and expressive movement style to his performances. Growing up with ADHD, Dushaun had boundless energy and often struggled to sit still in school. Teachers saw it as a problem, but he later realized it was a strength. Without a mentor to guide him, he took it upon himself to become that person for others. Now, as a behavioral therapist, he helps young people with ADHD, autism, and other neurodivergent traits recognize that their differences are superpowers, not limitations. Beyond his advocacy, Dushaun’s talent has led him to exciting opportunities, including sharing his gift on the big screen in an upcoming Lionsgate movie. He joined Infinite Flow in early 2025 and found that the company’s mission perfectly aligned with his dreams and goals, providing a space where he can merge dance, storytelling, and advocacy. Grateful for life and family, Dushaun lives by the belief that “if you believe it, you can receive it.” Through his journey, he hopes to inspire others to persevere, embrace their uniqueness, and never give up on their dreams.

HE/SHE

Travis Ammann was born and raised in Orange County, California, and proudly identifies as a queer, non-binary, disabled person of color. Travis has been studying dance and theater since the age of 10. A graduate of both the Orange County High School of the Arts (OCHSA) and The Academy of the Performing Arts, Travis has performed across Southern California and the U.S. with companies such as Giordano Jazz Chicago, Encore, and Still Standing Co. Travis has also played iconic roles in musical theater, including Seymour in "Little Shop of Horrors," Mike in "A Chorus Line," and Action in "West Side Story." Travis is an award-winning choreographer recognized for their work with Cypress College and The Academy of the Performing Arts and has received the Musical Theatre West Scholarship for excellence in musical theater. After sustaining their spinal cord injury and taking a long hiatus from performing, Travis joined Infinite Flow Dance as a Company Artist in 2025. This comeback has marked a meaningful return to creative expression, and the experience is incredibly rewarding, offering a new form of artistry and connection. Travis believes representation matters -- Whether on the stage, screen, or in everyday life, seeing others one can relate to can be inspiring and lead to many new and exciting ideas and opportunities.

HE/HIM
Originally from Bolivia, Mauricio’s first encounter with the arts wasn’t by choice, he was required to join an arts program at his school in 2008. At first, he didn’t enjoy it, but over time, he grew to love dancing. At 18, he decided to pursue dance as a career and began training seriously. Soon after, Mauricio became a 3-time National Latin Ballroom Champion and a 2-time HHI Bolivia Champion. Since then, he hasn’t stopped striving to grow as a full-time artist. In 2020, with the support of his wife, Mauricio left Bolivia and moved to the United States. His first stop was Houston, TX, where he joined several dance and entertainment companies, including J&D Entertainment, Showtime Quinces, Folkoholic Dance Theater, Grooveup Entertainment, and Lockinkeez, as a performer and choreographer. He also collaborated with local artists such as Jon Glenn, JAYSN, and Cara. Outside of dance, Mauricio enjoys playing video games, traveling, spending time with his wife and dogs, and doing extreme sports. He joined Infinite Flow Dance in 2025, seeing it as an opportunity to further expand his artistry, experience, and knowledge.

Marisa Hamamoto (She/Her):Marisa Hamamoto is the first professional dancer named People Magazine “Women Changing the World.” A leading authority on disability inclusion and building a culture of belonging, Marisa was recently named LinkedIn Top Voice, and has been featured on Good Morning America, NBC Today, Forbes, Fast Company, amongst other media outlets. As a sought-after international speaker and performing artist, Marisa has shared the stage with Tim Cook at Apple HQ’s Steve Jobs Theater, and her clients and partners include Google, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Red Bull, Deloitte, adidas, PayPal, Farmers Insurance, Kaiser Permanente, among other forward-thinking brands. Marisa is a spinal stroke survivor, a late-diagnosed Autistic, and a proud fourth-generation Japanese American. She is the founder of Infinite Flow Dance, an award-winning dance company and nonprofit that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers with diverse, intersectional identities, with a mission to advance disability inclusion, one dance at a time. Marisa is bilingual and bicultural. She completed her BA & MA from Keio University, Tokyo.

Contact For Questions:

[email protected]

949-267-8751 (Please text first before calling)

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