In the vibrant world of hip-hop and street dances, where creativity and bodily expression take flight, Get Down stands out not only for the quality and originality of its services, but also for its profound commitment to the well-being of its artists and collaborators. This commitment is reflected in particular attention to mental health in…

A new artist is joining the Get Down team, and not the least. Betty Mansion is a talented dancer who will take us into her distinctive and instantly recognisable world. Her atypical style questions the notion of beauty. Too often judged by her physique in the dance world, she decided to break the codes by…

We’re delighted to share some great news with you, which fills our hearts with joy and excitement! Get Down – Dancers Management was recently honoured to receive grants from the Fédération Wallonie Bruxelles – Arts de la Scènes Service Danse, for the next three years. This mark of financial support represents an important milestone in…

Since 2022, Get Down has been working with Les Corpeaurelles on various projects. Les Corps-peau-elles is made up of 5 dancers/interpreters: Samantha Mavinga, Sarah Hajar Bouchrita, Raquel Suarez Dueñas, Nathalie and Doris Bokongo – Les Mybalés. The company’s name reflects the diversity of their skin colour, reflecting their origins and their connection as women, which…

Extract from the dissertation by Amanthe Bazas In the effervescent hip-hop culture scene, and more particularly in the world of street dance, a crucial issue is emerging: the professionalisation of dancers. At the crossroads of artistic expression, socio-economic issues and the quest for recognition, the professionalisation of hip-hop dancers in Brussels is becoming a key…