Tamara Begley is a graduate of the Youth Performing Arts School and has
earned a BFA in Choreography and Performance from the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro.  She has performed professionally with the John
Gamble Dance Theater in North Carolina; Art! Art! Barking Dance Company and Moving Collective in Louisville; and Jessica Marchant in Washington,DC. 
Currently, Tamara is Co-Director of Moving Collective, a Louisville-based
dance collective .  Tamara has recently completed an internship in
Washington, DC at Dance Place, one of the nation's most prolific presenters of dance.

Donna Richards , is a graduate of the Los Angles School of Performing Arts at UCLA with a BFA in dance performance. Upon graduation, Donna moved to New York City where she lived for 12 years. She has performed and traveled with various Broadway shows such as “Chicago,” “Cabaret,” “Sweet Charity,” “West Side Story,” “A Chorus Line,” “ 42nd Street,” “Oklahoma,” “Showboat,” and “Pippin,” to name a few. While living in New York, Donna taught for various dance studios in the area including the David Howard Studio, Steps, and the Broadway Dance Theater.

Now living in Kentucky, Donna is afreelance dance instructor and choreographer for dance studios in Hardin and Jefferson Counties. Donna has also been an artist in residence in schools throughout Kentucky and has designed “The Artist; The Athlete”, a KERA based program in dance. She is also active with the Music Theater of Louisville summer boot camps and has just choreographed her second production for their summer season this year, “Hello Dolly.” She has actively choreographed production numbers for various vocal music programs as well as musicals for area schools and performance organizations.

Donna has been involved in many facets of entertainment as a performer, producer, choreographer, and costume designer. She has studied with teachers from all over the world and performed throughout the United States. Giving artists a chance to create and follow their hearts through performance and dance is a labor of love she feels compelled to do.

Christina Dianne Smith – Camino Flamenco Since Christina was first exposed to the art form of Flamenco, she was captivated. Determined to develop her skills as a flamenco dancer, she began her studies in 1999 with Ballet Español in Louisville, KY, and became an apprentice under the direction of Mara Maldonado.

Over the last 8 years, Christina has studied with Ana Maria Blanco in Jerez de la Frontera, Vicente y Rosa Fernandez, Farruquito, Angela Ponzio, Nelson Carillo, Carmela Greco and the legendary Manolete. Christina has also studied with and performed alongside flamenco artists such as Eduardo Martinez, Arturo Martinez, Antonio Granjero and Angel Muñoz. She is a founding member of Soleo Flamenco Dance Company under the direction of Angela Ponzio in Chicago and performed in Soleo’s debut show Eros in May of 2006.