Jojo Diggs

Jojo Diggs is a strong force that has been sweeping the globe with her impressionable talent, contagious energy, and unique teaching methods.
Originally from Washington, D.C., she first received training from
international dance troupe Culture Shock, and quickly found herself
elected one of the Directors for the company. Several years later, she
moved to Los Angeles to continue to pursue her dreams and follow her
passions.

Stylistically ahead of her time, Jojo continues to bring dance to a
whole new level through her rare combination of training, energy, and
expression with a strong focus in house and hip-hop. Jojo promotes
encouragement, acceptance, and love to each and every student she is
fortunate enough to encounter along her journey. Jojo has taught
across the US, Europe, and Asia but bases her home in Los Angeles
where she teaches classes at Edge Studio and Debbie Reynolds. She has
judged many international dance competitions, won several awards in
national freestyle competitions, and earned several awards for her
choreography in international solo and group choreography
competitions. She has also choreographed for massive stage
performances and venues such as "The Olympics Tribute" at the Kodak
Theatre, Nokia Center, and opening choreography for superstar Omarion.
Jojo recently worked on a project with Michael Jackson's choreographer
Travis Payne, and has also had the honor to teach and choreograph
along side world renown choreographers such as Tabitha & Napoleon,
Jabbawockeez, Brian "Footwork" Green, Anthony Kaye, Tony Czar, Miguel
Zarate, Lyle Beniga, Sonny Fredie Pedersen, and many more. Jojo
portrays her unique love of movement in every piece of choreography
she creates, and anyone who has the opportunity to witness it can not
only see that love, but begin to even feel it within.ost underground club or on the most shiny stage, as long as she is dancing.