Meg is a Philadelphia native dancer and choreographer, who currently resides in Los Angeles. She began her dance career at Lorie-Lu School of dance in Philadelphia, and continued training at the University of Pittsburgh where she received her degree in Rehabilitation. Soon after she became a graduate of Broadway Dance Center's Professional Semester in NYC. She has worked and trained extensively with choreographers Mike Esperanza, Cat Cogliandro, Ginger Cox, Jenn Freeman, Tricia Miranda, and Neil Schwartz, among others. She was a company member of LINK the Movement, a guest performer for Mike Esperanza's BARE Dance Co. She is currently a member of Neil Schwartz's The Dradle Project, where she performed in professional venues all over NYC. Along with her company work, Megan also works as a back-up dancer for Avan Lava. Her film and TV appearances include work on NBC's Today show and ABC's Good Morning America, along with a music video for Sonia Montez where she also served as assistant choreographer to Cat Cogliandro. Her most recent project was working with current ACE Awards Winner, Talia Favia, in her own show, “The Difference Between Sinking and Drowning”. Aside her budding career as a dancer/choreographer, Megan has been passing on her expertise to young rising dancers as a teacher. Her class focuses on genuine movement, arising only from the natural human emotions that her students hold. Story telling, musicality and improvisation are things she considers pertinent to her choreography. She hopes that after every class her students leave feeling challenged and fulfilled!

Whitney began dancing at the age of 14 at Extensions Performing Arts Academy, where she was trained by some of the best teachers in the Antelope Valley including Donyelle Jones from So You Think You Can Dance. Whitney was asked to assist several choreographers at Millennium Dance Complex and EDGE Performing Arts Center. Whitney is the assistant choreographer for the Los Angeles Spark’s Dance Team and has traveled all over the country assisting Jess Warfield, Joaquin Escamilla, and TOKYO. She has toured with Hollywood Vibe Dance Convention assisting teachers such as Tessandra Chavez, Kent Boyd, and Melissa Sandvig. She recently performed in Hollywood Vibe’s faculty show and was a soloist in Momentum: An Evening of Dance at the El Portal theatre in North Hollywood. Whitney is a founding member on Joaquin Escamilla’s Los Angeles based company called Project 9. She was a featured dancer in Mollee Gray’s music video “You Don’t Know Anything About Me,” and has worked with other artists such as Ozy Reigns. Whitney has been teaching for several years and her unique understanding of placement and technique provides her students with the tools they need to excel. Whitney currently resides in North Hollywood, CA where she continues to work on new projects.

Holly, a native of Pittsburgh, P.A, moved to Los Angeles from Las Vegas, where she performed, taught and choreographed for 8 years. Holly holds a B.F.A in Dance/Musical Theater from Wright State University (Dayton, OH). After graduating, she went home to Pittsburgh, where she was Co-Artistic Director, Teacher and Choreographer for Christine's School of Dance, the studio she grew up in, which was owned and operated by her Mother. From there, Holly moved to Las Vegas to pursue her dream. While there, she performed in some of the most prestigious shows on the Strip, including "Donn Arden's Jubilee! (which just celebrated it's 30th year!) and "La Cage Aux Folles", as well as performing in numerous Industrials and Conventions. In addition, she taught and choreographed at many of the most respected dance studios, recieving awards for her choreography. The thing she's most proud of is Founding, Choreographing and Dancing for her Jazz/Contemporary Company,*NOBOUNDARIES*,which performed at many venues throughout Vegas and was involved with Golden Rainbow, a charity benefiting HIV/AIDS in Southern Nevada. Holly is schooled in all phases of dance, believing that diversity is key, and has taught children and professionals all across the country Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Musical Theater, Lyrical/Contemporary and Acrobatics. She holds her Teacher's Training School (Grades1-3) Certificates from Dance Master's of America, as well as her Cecchetti Ballet Certificates. Holly has worked in many Regional Theater Productions, some if her favorites being "The Producer's", "Crazy For You" and "A Chorus Line". She has been seen performing on Good Morning America, The Tyra Show, Extra, According To Jim, The View and America's Got Talent.

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Kelsey Landers is a 23--‐year--‐old native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania who started dancing at the age of five. She grew up training at Sandra Lynn’s School of Dance in Greensburg, PA, where she studied contemporary, jazz, ballet, tap, hip hop, lyrical, modern, musical theatre, and acro. Growing up she has received many titles and scholarships from competitions and conventions alike, which paved the way to several other opportunities, such as being accepted to attend the American Ballet Theatre school in New York at the age of 14.She has toured with The Bad Boys of Dance in the show called “Rock the Ballet,” which toured throughout Europe created by Rasta Thomas & Adrienne Canterna. The following year she was in a company created by Daniel Ezralow called “OPEN” where she toured Italy which also gave her the opportunity to perform at the Lincoln Center with a show directed by Daniel called “Pearl”. Kelsey is currently living in Los Angeles where she decided to pursue her dream career as a dancer. Since then she has performed in commercial work for “Planet Fitness”, TV shows such as “The Mindy Project” and “Gilmore Girls”, and movies such as “JEM and the Holograms”. She has done various stage performances including Chris Scott’s “League of Extraordinary Dancers” organization, “Teen Choice Awards” and the “Emmy Awards” to name a few, she also has been working with various choreographers including Sonya Tayeh, Stacy Tookey, and Jaci Royal. She is confident that her driven passion for life and dance will help her reach and achieve her dreams as a dancer and keep her traveling forward on the road to success.

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"The real reason I dance is because I want to explode!"- a quote from Bill Evans is one of Calida’s favourites. When Calida dances, she really feels like she is exploding- with love and passion. She first tried dancing when she was 4 years old at her local dance studio, beginning with ballet and slowly, but surely, testing out all styles. Some of Calida’s favourite film credits include Disney’s Descendants 2: choreographed by the world renowned Kenny Ortega and Tony Testa, ABC’s Once Upon a Time: choreographed by Paul Becker, a crossover episode of CW’s The Flash & Supergirl,: choreographed by Zach Woodlee and Kelly Konno, and a Lifetime Unauthorized Life Story of Britney Spears: choreographed by Heather Laura Gray. When set has closed and the cameras are off, Calida takes her talent to the stage. Some of these performances include Vancouver’s WE Day, the launch of MAC Cosmetics Archie’s Girls line, the Step Up 4 Revolution national launch, a BC tour of Legacy North’s Iconic Superstars Tribute Show and Nicole Bridger’s Allowing Grace at Vancouver’s Eco Fashion Week. Calida worked alongside Meisha Lee as her assistant choreographer for an episode of Seventeen Magazine’s Promposals, presented by CoverGirl. Acting is a new interest for Calida as dance has given her the necessary skills to delve into a character, take direction, and find the passion in a performance. Calida made her debut acting appearance and was awarded Best Supporting Actress in the short film #FIX at the UBC Persistence of Vision Film Festival. Calida plays the lead in her second short film Slice of an Onion as Leyla. Most recently, she was featured in an episode of TLC’s Untold Stories of the ER. Calida has been teaching for over a decade- sharing her love and knowledge of dance is something very important to her. She has traveled throughout Canada and the USA teaching and inspiring dancers.

Jessica Franco is an accomplished dancer/ choreographer based in Los Angeles. She received her training in New York City while earning her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Marymount Manhattan College. Jessica was in her first musical “Lost And Found: A New Musical” playing the part of “Felicia” created and directed by Darin Adams that debuted in the Bay Area. Jessica made the move to Los Angeles and was lucky enough to be a member of Dana Foglia Dance for several years performing in several shows including the company’s show Vatic in Los Angeles. Jessica can be seen in several episodes of “Mobbed” choreographed by Tabitha and Napoleon D’Umo. She was then asked to assist Tony Testa in choreographing a number for Ariana Grande’s Honeymoon Tour. Jessica then went on to dance with Ariana Grande on TNT for the NBA All Star Half Time Show. She was honored to then dance on tour with Ariana Grande for the Honeymoon World Tour. She has performed several times with Fancy Hagood live on stage and for his music video “Seven Minutes In Heaven”. Jessica got another taste of assisting with choreography when Daisha Graf asked her to help her create an opening number for Public School x Jordan’s Fashion Launch featuring their new shoe in NYC. Most recently, she has been working as the Assistant Choreographer and Stand-In for Ariana Grande for projects such as The Billboard Awards, The Voice, Jimmy Kimmel, MTV VMA’s, American Music Awards, and Saturday Night Live to name a few. Jessica just finished creating Ariana Grande’s Dangerous Woman World Tour as the Assistant Choreographer and is excited to continue dancing and creating.

Originally from Wisconsin, Laura Ksobiech is a professional dancer, teacher, and choreographer residing in Los Angeles. She grew up training classically and competing around the country at Young Dance Academy. She was awarded a Full-Tuition Scholarship from the New York City Dance Alliance Scholarship Fund to attend the University of the Arts. After graduating, with a B.F.A. in Dance Performance, Laura dove into the Los Angeles commercial dance scene and is now represented by Go 2 Talent Agency. She has worked with Dana Foglia, Galen Hooks, Andrew Winghart, Michael Franklin, and Michael Silas to name a few. Her versatile training combination of concert and commercial dance make her a knowledgable, open-minded professional in the field. She has a passion for educating and truly cares about the younger generations of dancers.

At the young age of 8 years old, Megan kick started her career working with Disney. Since then she has been privileged to travel the world for dance and can be seen equally onscreen and onstage. She has worked with some of the top recording artists as well as the most respected choreographers and directors today. Megan has worked with recording artists such as Kelly Clarkson, Bruno Mars, Tori Kelly, Michael Bublé, Ciara, Mia Martina, Dragonette, Bea Miller and Cody Simpson to name a few. You will also see her featured onscreen in the upcoming films Disney’s Descendants directed by Kenny Ortega and Bravetown choreographed by Brian Friedman. Continuing onscreen you can catch her on hit TV shows such as Once Upon A Time, East Los High, Warehouse 13, YTV’s The Next Star and Hellcats. Megan has had the wonderful opportunity to perform onstage for events such as Olympic Opening Ceremonies, Much Music’s Video Awards, Much Music’s The Big Jingle, The Time’s Of India Film Awards, Kiss 92.5’s Wham Bam, Live In Concert with Harout Balyan, TedTalk and representing Canada as a guest solo performer in Guadalajara, Mexico. Not only does Megan have rich experience as a performer, additionally, she has branched out as a well-known choreographer and artistic director. Some examples of her collaborative choreography can be seen on Canada’s Got Talent, ABC’s RISE: The Show, Pitch Perfect 2 x CoverGirl Acapella Challenge, Eurovision Norway Awards Show, FAME The Musical and Tori Kelly’s Nobody Love Music Video.

Renee Ritchie has been dancing for many years starting her dance training in Tasmania, Australia at the age of 5. In 2007 at age 17 she made the move to Sydney to pursue her dance career studying full-time at Brent Street Dance Studios. Since graduating, Renee has had a very successful journey in Australia being a contestant on Season 3 of So You Think You Can Dance, making it to the Top 12. Renee also has worked as a dancer for Artist such Major Lazer, MO, J Balvin, Farruko, Wisin, Gente De Zona, Nicky Jam, Omi, Fitz and the Tantrums, Reedfoo, Kylie Minouge, Kelly Clarkson, Tina Arena, many more. Renee is trained is all styles of dance from Contemporary, Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, House, Wacking, Disco, Swing Dancing, Ballroom and latin many more. Renee has performed professionally all these styles of dance at least more than two times with many corporate and commercial jobs all over Australia and America. Renee recently performed in Vegas on the latin grammy’s with Artist Farruko and Gente De Zona and performed at Univision Telethon in los angeles for latin artist Wisin and Chiquis Rivera. In 2015 Renee did TV series Every Single Step on App Go90. Looking for Americas new upcoming Choreographer. Mentored by Brian Friedman and produced by Niguel Lithgow. Making it to the top 6 of the series. Renee choreographed Seasons 4 SYTYCD Australia and working closely with many other choreographers and dancers throughout the season. She co-choreographed Paula Abdul's "Check Yourself" Music Video. Winning an award at the World Choreographer Awards. Recently choreographed Music Video for one of Australia’s biggest pop stars Dami Im. New hit song “Fighting For love”. Renee is a very well rounded and experienced teacher/choreographer that has a passion for teaching, giving and bringing her own style to share with other dancers around the world.

Greer Whillans is a Canadian born professional dancer and choreographer, actor, and model, currently based out of Los Angeles, California. She has received great accolades for her choreography showcased in the Source Dance Company’s productions of ‘The Show: Gotta Get It’ and ‘West Side Story’. A sought after instructor, she was principal dancer for the Vancouver WE Day events in 2013, 2014 &2015, where she taught over 17,000 youth the WE Day dance at Rogers Arena. She is a valued crew member at Groove Street Dance Conventions, where she works closely with many of the industry’s top professionals. Greer was assistant choreographer for Disney’s touring artist Desirae, and teaches regularly at Vancouver’s top drop-in studio Harbour Dance Centre. She comes highly recommended as an assistant by many of Vancouver’s top choreographers including Moe Brody and Joanne Pesusich. Her breadth of experience includes performing in theatre productions such as Mitac’s ‘Math Out Loud’ directed by Mackenzie Gray, dancing for choreographer Paul Becker on Disney’s original TV movie ‘Girl vs Monster’ and for Heather Laura Gray in CW Network's TV show 'iZombie'. During Canada's 150th Celebration Greer performed for thousands at HFour's production for the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival held in Queen Elizabeth Park. She has performed for industrials like Telus and the Times of India Film Awards, as well as modeling for Vancouver’s Eco Fashion Week. Greer can most recently be seen modeling in print campaigns for Ford Mustang, Honda Accord, and Cinema Secrets cosmetics. She can also be seen in television ads for Verizon, Campbell’s Soups, Kohler and Mattel Games to name a few.

Kenna Wright has been training professionally in all genres dance for most of her life. She grew up in the competition and convention circuit and has received numerous awards for her creativity in dance and choreography. After graduation, Kenna went on to major in dance at Loyola Marymount University. As a professional dancer in Los Angeles, Kenna has worked with many major choreographers and artists in the industry. She was recently hired as the associate choreographer for the Ricky Martin 2015 “One World Tour.” Kenna also appeared in the opening trailer for “The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2.” She is excited to begin working with the students at Academy of Dance Westlake Village.