Destination Fun   Kumari's Hiphop Intensive  Kumari Lohar-Singh
puts her love of fashion design first, but you wouldn't know it
from watching her dance. A Vancouver native, Kumari has spent
the last two years in Philadelphia and New York in design
school. While there, she developed her dancing skills by
learning and practicing hiphop, breaking, locking, and more with
such legends as Iladelph Flav, Moncell, Raphael Xavier, and
Bronx Breaks Crew. Now, she's back in town for a few months;
lucky for us, she's gonna teach what she knows. This Saturday
and Sunday at the Sherwood Dance Academy, she'll host an in-
depth training workshop on the ins and outs of foundation old-
school hiphop, breaking, reggae dancehall, locking, house, and
video hiphop.  "We'll do breaking, locking--which was formed in
the '70s by Don Campbell, who couldn't do the funky chicken and
came up with something totally different--dancehall reggae,"
says Kumari. "That's pretty much West Indian club dance, like
what kids see in Sean Paul videos,