TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月28日 01時14分

"We all live our lives just trying to break free from the things that have blocked us since we were little," says Angela Trimbur, who founded the @lacitymunicipaldancesquad squad in 2014. Trimbur, a 37-year-old actor, and eight other members of the crew love to perform, and their performances draw a crowd. But the group is more about creating bonds within itself and building up its members than putting on a show. Trimbur puts the squad’s average level at around a six out of 10. The dances are not sexy, nor particularly athletic. No one is here to get “in shape.” But beyond their quirkiness, the routines also channel something highly specific: rewriting childhood—now with a group of adult #women, each with her own reasons for joining in. Above all, it’s a chance to play. But through exercises that range from wacky to earnest, the women help each other and their workshop attendees to shake off anxieties and take risks in a supportive environment. “If you mess up," Trimbur tells them, "who cares?” Members of the L.A. City Municipal #Dance Squad are just some of the extraordinary women TIME is visiting on a cross-country road trip this summer. Read more at TIME.com/women-across-america. Video by @adamperez22 for TIME

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