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If Cities Could Dance
The High Energy Footwork of Baltimore Club
Season 1
Episode 6
Watch the Team Squad Up (TSU) crew as they dance through the streets of downtown Baltimore. Follow them from the famed (now closed) Paradox Club to Baltimore's Sandtown neighborhood, where Freddie Gray grew up, and down to the city's harbor edge, as they dance their way into Baltimore's cultural history.
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