Amy Gammon is raised and trained in St. Louis, Missouri, where she holds a strong passion for dance, teaching, and choreography.

 She has been on faculty with Performing Arts Centre for 9 years teaching tap, lyrical, jazz & hip hop. Ms. Gammon holds a BA in Dance from Lindenwood University and a Master’s of Arts in Teaching with an emphasis on Dance. Amy has taught for Tap The Map, Greater St. Louis Cecchetti Committee, has set choreography for several area dance teams and is also an Adjunct Professor at Lindenwood University for 3 years. She has taught at local

Chryssie Whitehead is originally from South Carolina and began her career as a Rockette right out of high school. 

 From starting out as a dancer to training in musical theatre at AMDA Conservatory, 20 years later she would go on to perform the role of Velma on Broadway in CHICAGO, as the understudy. With a career of over 20 years working in Los Angeles and New York, acting in over 13 television shows, film, most notably known for a sweet romantic comedy, still streaming on Netflix with Raven Simone, “Revenge of the Bridesmaids” to making her Broadway debut

 David Paul Kidder is a choreographer, instructor, and performer currently based in New York City. Performance credits include Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Mr. Bucket - 1st National Tour), 

American Dance Machine (The Joyce), Guys and Dolls (Fulton Theatre), Chicago (Riverside Theatre, New Theatre of Overland Park), Gypsy (Flat Rock Playhouse), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Pittsburgh CLO), and Walt Disney World (Beauty and the Beast, Hoop Dee Doo Revue) to name a few. David dances in New York with Kristin Sudeikis Dance and has performed with the company at BAM, the Capezio Theater, and

Ian Klein is a New York City based dancer and choreographer. His training includes everything from Classical Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Break dancing, various styles of Ballroom and various Modern techniques. 

 He has taught classes throughout the country in various styles of dance demonstrating his passion for the art of movement. Ian believes that the numerous styles of dance should be used like paints on a palette and dips into each of them while creating to ensure that the outcome is covered in hints of Classical Technique to Street edginess with brush strokes of what ever style the

Julie Carter originally from Alabama, is a graduate of Point Park University with a B.A. in Dance with a Jazz Concentration.

 She trained at Alabama Ballet and has traveled to numerous countries as a dancer for Royal Caribbean International Cruise Lines and Spirit Productions. She has assisted teachers such as Jason Parsons, the late Doug Caldwell, Elizabeth Parkinson (Chorus Line), Kathryn Mowat Murphy (Moving Out), and has performed works by Jason Sparks, Luam, Mike Esperanza, Jaclyn Buglisi, Merce Cunningham, among others. Julie is on the Contemporary Faculty at Steps On Broadway, and has been a Guest Artist for the