Serge Onik was born in Kharkov, Ukraine and moved to the United Stated with his family at the age of 3.

 Training in all styles of Ballroom, he quickly made a name for himself as a National Champion and for capturing 8th Place at the World Games in Taiwan in 2009. As both a performer and choreographer, Serge continues to share his artistry in the industry across many styles of dance. He has been featured in Jennifer Lopez’s “AMA’s Celia Cruz Tribute,” Andy Grammer’s “Good To Be Alive,” and numerous television programs including “Dancing With The Stars,” “Jane the

Hayley Bochner, born and raised in New Jersey, started dancing at age five. nhardt

 She studied the classical styles- ballet, pointe, lyrical, jazz, as well as tap. A few years later, she found her love for contemporary, hip hop, popping, and breaking, of which she is very passionate. Hayley started training in street styles like Breaking, Popping, Locking, House, Waacking, New Jack Swing, and Vogue. Upon graduating high school, she moved to New York City to pursue her passion for dance, where she was able to gain an understanding of both the hip hop culture and the dance industry.

Michael Littlefield is originally from Boston, MA. He studied dance with Bill Fowler, Jeannette Neil, the Boston Ballet and Broadway Dance Center of New York City.

 His credits include, ‘Radio City Christmas Spectacular’, ‘Barry Manilow Present Copa Cabana’, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’, ‘Hello Dolly’, ‘Peter Pan’ at Tokyo Disneyland and many productions in Atlantic City. Choreography credits include; NBC’s hit show ‘Ed’, ‘Chezzam Entertainment Company, numerous industrials and musicals. Michael has traveled extensively in the US and abroad choreographing award winning performances. Most recently he has choreographed for Nick Daniels of ‘Dance Moms’, Celebrity Cruise Lines and many musicals while

Julie Furrer, a native of St. Louis, MO, is a 2013 “Professional Advancement Award in Dance”

 recipient from the renown School at Jacob’s Pillow under the direction of Chet Walker. She graduated on scholarship from The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Hollywood, CA, where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Theatre. Growing up Julie received many regional & national awards and titles, as well as being recognized as one of “Dance Spirit’s Future Rising Stars” finalists. Being a well-versed performer, Julie has studied with numerous tap legends at the Saint Louis Tap Festival started by

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