The Book by
Homer Hans Bryant:
The Rap On
Girls in Ballet
Book by Homer Hans Bryant, Illustrated by Tyrus Goshay
World-renowned ballet dancer Homer Bryant shares the inspiring story of his dance troupe of young girls of all sizes, colors, and shapes who become ballerinas and dance with true love from their hearts. Through his passionate and personal approach to teaching dance, Bryant empowers his students to embrace their individuality and overcome the limitations that society and the ballet world place on them.
About the Author
Homer Hans Bryant is an award-winning pioneering force in the world of dance. A former principal dancer with the world-renowned Dance Theatre of Harlem, his professional credits span private performances for royal families and pop culture motion picture appearances. His teaching and training experience include working with several of Canada's mesmerizing Cirque Du Soleil productions.
Bryant is the Founder of the Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center. He has trained thousands of students and developed the groundbreaking Hiplet technique -- a dynamic fusion of classical pointe work with hip-hop, jazz, and urban dance styles. His dance troupe, the Hiplet Ballerinas, has been featured on major media platforms in viral performances that have reached millions worldwide.
Through his words as a new author, he continues to inspire the next generation to stand tall, move boldly, and take up space—on the stage and in life.