Theater

Barry Busby resides in NYC, where for the past five years he has been Associate to Broadway choreographer, Denis Jones.

Tony Stevens performed in nine Broadway shows from Hello Dolly to Seesaw. Movie choreography includes "The Great Gatsby" with Robert Redford and Mia Farrow, "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" with Bert Reynolds, "She's Having a Baby" with Kevin Bacon, "Johnny Dangerously" with Michael Keaton and "Where the Boys Are" with Lisa Hartman.

Marc Kimelman (he/him) is currently the associate choreographer for Jagged Little Pill on Broadway. An award-winning choreographer from Toronto, Canada, he was the associate choreographer for Broadway's A Bronx Tale as well as the assistant choreographer for Broadway's Tony-nominated Jesus Christ Superstar, and the 1st national tour of Queen's We Will Rock You.

Bob Boross is known internationally for his artistic excellence in jazz, tap, and musical theatre dance. Bob's theatre jazz dance teaching is influenced by his training with jazz dance pioneers Matt Mattox and Michael Owens, while his tap dance technique draws from a mix of a light, off of the heels Broadway style with an enhanced syncopation.  His classes impart a high level of technique, sensitivity to musicality and nuance, theatre dance style, and encouragement of personal expression and performance qualities.

Andrew Wilson can currently be seen performing the role of Richard Parker, the tiger, in Life of Pi on Broadway. He was also seen on Broadway performing the role of Tumblebrutus in the 2016 revival of Cats. Other credits include Dance Captain/Newsie in the 2017 movie, Newsies The Musical as well as Dance Captain/Swing in the Newsies 1st National Tour.

Chip Abbott is a NYC based director, choreographer, and dancer who is currently the associate choreographer of the first national tour of Tootsie (choreography by Denis Jones 2019 Tony Nominee for Tootsie ). Chip made his Broadway debut in On the Town as assistant choreographer, swing, and dance captain to the Emmy Award winning Joshua Bergasse (Tony Nominee 2015 for On the Town ).