acquired dance works throughout its history. Lou Conte Dance Studio Under the direction of the late Claire Bataille, one of the original four Hubbard Street dancers, Lou Conte Dance Studio (LCDS) offered weekly classes in ballet, jazz, modern, tap, African, hip hop, African drums, musical theater, yoga, Pilates, and Zumba at all levels from basic to professional, as well as workshops and master classes. LCDS also maintained a scholarship program for advanced dancers. LCDS closed in the spring of 2020. Community partnerships Since 2000, Hubbard Street has established partnerships with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, presenting new and existing choreography set to orchestral music performed by the symphony; the Art Institute of Chicago; Illinois Institute of Technology School of Architecture; and Rush University Medical Center, which helped establish the Parkinson's Project, using contemporary dance techniques to improve the mobility and quality of life for participants. Dancers Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Source: Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Aaron Choate Abdiel Figueroa Reyes Alexandria Best Alysia Johnson Cyrie Topete David Schultz Elliot Hammans Jack Henderson Jacqueline Burnett Matt Wenckowski Michele Dooley Morgan Clune Shota Miyoshi Simone Stevens References External links "Expressing Themselves in New Ways: Hubbard Street Dance Chicago's Whole School Dance Program", National Endowment for the Arts, NEA Arts 2007, Volume 4 SeeChicagoDance.com profile and list of upcoming performances Hubbard Street Dance Chicago performing in Nine Sinatra Songs in 1993 at Jacob's Pillow Hubbard Street Dance Chicago performing Untouched in 2010 at Jacob's Pillow Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Records at the Newberry Library Chicago Dance History Project: Gail Kalver Chicago Dance History Project: Rick Hilsabeck Performing groups established in 1977 Dance companies in Chicago