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Inside her high school alma mater, the Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts, Angyil resembles a heroine in Fame. I n the lobby of Kansas City’s Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts on a cold Monday afternoon, the smell of used textbooks and cafeteria lunches delivers a rush of high school nostalgia, while the sound of a band rehearsal rattles off nearby. Lining the walls are photos of the mostly black alumni— musicians, painters and thespians. Farther down, through a winding corridor and double doors that lead into the school’s auditorium, worldrenowned street dancer Angyil McNeal, Paseo Class of 2010, is having a real fullcircle moment. Today, her formative alma mater is one of the locations for our <strong>Red</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong> photo shoot. Behind the auditorium’s show curtain, Angyil is in her element, slinking through nimble moves as she performs for the camera. It’s instantly evident why she flourishes as a battle dancer around the globe. Full of warm energy, she flows through each flash like an exotic bird. Her arms are contorted behind her back like wings, and within seconds she’s in an upsidedown backbend with the crown of her head on the ground, looking straight back into the lens. She’s mesmerizing. And when it comes to her body, Angyil knows what to do to make each pose count. Her burgundy-quilted Nike jogger pants swish as she pop-locks and works the red backdrop. “That wasn’t good; I felt it,” she says after ending a jump with a twirl. Without seeing the frame, she selfcorrects the misstep and lands perfectly on the mark. This precision is a result of the ballet classes Angyil began taking at the age of 10. Her years of discipline are apparent in the poise and posture that she weaves into her hip-hop technique. “I started dancing with ballet, modern and jazz when I was selected to be in an Alvin Ailey dance camp,” she says. “At the time, there was a lot going on around me in my environment that I didn’t want to be a part of. I was dancing to stay out of trouble.” 28 THE RED BULLETIN
“I was dancing to stay out of trouble.” Behind the curtain of Paseo’s auditorium, Angyil hits her marks with the precision of a trained ballerina.
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