Christian Denice’s professional dance experience includes Odyssey Dance Theatre, River North Dance Chicago, and Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal. He has performed nationally and internationally and is currently dancing for Andonis Foniadakis Dance Company based out of Athens, Greece. Christian has been on faculty with the Joffrey Academy and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. As a choreographer, he has created new works for Odyssey Dance Theatre, DanceWorks Chicago, the Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company, Visceral Dance Chicago, Missouri Contemporary Ballet, Western Michigan University, MADCO, Modas Dance, SALT II, Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company, Eisenhower Dance Detroit, Houston Contemporary Dance Company, Wright State University, Kit Modus, Dance Lab New York, and Chamber Dance Project to name a few. Christian is the Artist in Residence at the Peabody Institute of John Hopkins University. He made his Broadway debut in The Little Prince, which opened in New York City early 2022.

Lauren grew up in the world of competitive dance and moved to Los Angeles shortly after high school graduation to pursue a professional career in dance. After attending a scholarship program at Millennium Dance Complex and completing a work study program at Edge Performing Arts Center, she was signed with Go 2 Talent Agency. She has since danced for The World Expo in Shanghai and traveled the world dancing with Holland America Cruise lines. Lauren has worked for successful artists such as; Beyonce, Cher Loyd, Madonna, Nike and Walk The Moon. To accompany her prolific career in dance, she has been adjudicating and choreographing internationally for over 8 years. Lauren has just returned from Australia, where she spent 8 months performing with Velvet Rope Entertainment Company, as well as teaching at world renowned Mad Dance House and other studios in Brisbane. She currently lives in Chicago, teaching at professional studios The PuzzleBox, and Visceral Dance Center.

Mia DeWeese is a dance performer, teacher, and choreographer based in New York City. She received her BFA in dance from Marymount Manhattan College. She spent two seasons with the contemporary dance company BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance, and performed with the dance company 10 Hairy Legs Projects, in their modern dance rendition of "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe." She is a member of the dance company FreeMove Dance, under the direction of Jenn Freeman. She performed in Sonya Tayeh's dance symphony titled "You’ll Still Call Me By Name" at New York Live Arts and Jacob's Pillow. She performed in the off-broadway show "The Lucky Ones." Her TV credits include Fox network's "Rent Live!" and HBOMax's "The Gilded Age." She is a swing, dance captain, and associate choreographer for Broadway's "Moulin Rouge! The Musical."