ALI SCHWARZ is on scholarship at the University of Miami double majoring in Theater, with a specialization in dance, and Education with a minor in English.  She caught dance fever when she was chosen to perform at the 1996 Summer Olympics and has been dancing, singing, and acting ever since.  Ali is teaching
and choreographing around the nation, working most specifically with performing arts schools.  She has choreographed for national ranking studios in Melbourne, New York, Davie, North Carolina, Coral Gables, and most recently Miami.  She has worked with the choreography team for the Super Bowel XLII half time show, White Cherry Entertainment, the Ring Theater at the University of Miami, performing arts schools in South Miami, and was invited to judge at Miami-Dade’s Exposition.  Recently, Ali has been choreographing FAME, SLEEPING BEAUTY, and THE JUNGLE BOOK.  Her Musical Theater number, All About the Green, won BEST OF SHOW, THESPIANS 2009.  Ali was formerly the Program Leader for the Theater Group Institute (T.G.I.) in Miami, Florida.

EMILY TARALLO began dancing at the age of two and has studied ballet, jazz,lyrical, hip hop, acro, tap and musical theater dance ever since. She received her training at Annette's Ultimate Dance, Stella's Dancers's Studio and Performance Edge 2 Dance Studio. She now dances for Florida State University's dance team, the Golden Girls, who are currently ranked 3rd in the nation and 1st in Florida. Throughout her competition years she received many regional and national titles such as Ms. Showbiz 2007 and Ms. Starpower 2007 and 2008. She was a national top ten dancer for most of her competition years and competed solos, duets, trios and groups since she was nine years old. She also has a love for theater and has performed in such shows as Gypsy, The Secret Garden and Annie. Emily has also won numerous top scholarships to national conventions and has trained in New York, Tennessee, Virginia and all around Florida. She has recently added choreography to her skills and loves teaching and sharing her passion with younger students.