About StreetScape
StreetScape is an iconic Canadian dance group that set the stage for street dance in Canada during the early 1980s. Formed in Calgary, Alberta, in 1982 by Colin “Steamboat” Bloudoff, the group introduced groundbreaking dance styles such as Popping, Boogaloo, and Funk to Canadian audiences. Known for their innovation, precision, and passion for dance, StreetScape quickly rose to prominence, becoming a national sensation.
Meet the Founding Members
Colin “Steamboat” Bloudoff
Specialty: Locking and intricate footwork.
Contribution: Founder of the group and the creative visionary behind many performances.
Wayne “The Saint” Headley
Specialty: Popping techniques.
Contribution: Known for his smooth, fluid dance moves and energetic stage presence.
Post-StreetScape Career: Performed and choreographed for other dance companies and taught workshops.
Paul “Ripple” Lewis
Specialty: Waves and floats.
Contribution: Brought a dynamic and fluid style to the group’s choreography.
Bradley “Breakin’ Brad” Rapier
Specialty: Breaking.
Contribution: Added explosive energy and innovative moves to the group.
Post-StreetScape Career: Founded GROOVALOOS and choreographed major productions such as Disney+ and the Emmy Awards.
StreetScape Video Gallery
Experience the magic of StreetScape through these curated videos, showcasing their vibrant performances and timeless influence. Videos are credited to Bradley Rapier (YouTube Channel | Website).