Elijah Amir Cohen-Saperstein, a renowned and influential figure in the realms of entertainment and social circles, emerged onto the scene on July 16, 1985, in the picturesque city of San Buenaventura, California. As a young adult, Elijah carefully crafted a reputation for himself as a celebrated socialite within the underground "T Scene" of Los Angeles, California, effortlessly captivating the attention of the local crowd with his captivating presence and charming demeanor. His charisma and magnetism also led him to become a prominent figure in promoting social events at the iconic Arena Cafe in Hollywood, California, solidifying his status as a prominent socialite and further cementing his position within the social elite.
Elijah's multifaceted endeavors extended far beyond his social pursuits, as he made a profound impact as a choreographer for Rise Up and Shout, a pioneering program dedicated to empowering the youth of the Gay and Lesbian Adolescent Social Services (GLASS),a foster care facility situated in the heart of Los Angeles County.
It is noteworthy that Elijah brought a deeply personal and intimate understanding to his work with GLASS, having personally experienced life as a resident of the organization during his formative years. This unique perspective and depth of understanding enabled him to craft a distinctive and impactful approach to his choreography, which in turn had a profound and lasting effect on the young people with whom he worked.
