Teddy Tedholm is a choreographer, dancer, and dance instructor based out of NYC. He has worked with artists as varied as Deborah Hay, Netta Yerushalmy, Kate Sicchio, Erica Sobol, Sidra Bell, Douglas Becker, Julie Mayo, and many others. Since receiving a BFA in Ballet from University of the Arts, he has presented work throughout the country live and on film to great acclaim. In 2021, he received the Ardsley Online Choreographic Fellowship through the Dance Gallery Festival and a grant from the New York City Artists Corps. He has created work in residence at Emma Dior Studios in Quebec, Flux+Flow in Columbus, GALLIM in Brooklyn, Mes Hall in Mount Vernon, and many others. In addition to being nominated for a "World Dance Award" for best Concert Performance, his work has been described by Dance Magazine as "anything but conventional," by Dance Informa as "totally mesmerizing," and as "eye popping" by the Boston Globe. As his artistic practice grows and matures, he moves further toward the fringes of what could be and believes dance is the first frontier of the future of human society. Imbued with wonder, skepticism, intelligence, and even a dash of hope each of Teddy's works seek to create a world unto their own and to encourage audiences to expand their understanding of what a dance can be. In 2024, he is looking forward to a month-long residency at Djerrasi in Woodside, California as well as performing “Without Fanfare,” a new work by Deborah Hay as a part of her Trio Commissioning Project.

Reggio.O is a dancer, choreographer, and teacher from PA who has experienced many areas of the performance and entertainment industry! From the stage to the television set, and even catalogs and magazines, Reggie holds an extensive amount of credentials and experience. A few of Reggie’s dancer credits include but aren’t limited to dancing for Toni Braxton, Macklemore, Keke Palmer, Pitbull, Ozuna and the The Weeknd at his Super Bowl Halftime Show! Reggie has also danced on and been featured in a host of award shows and music videos on networks suck as Nickelodeon, BET, VH1, MTV, and Disney just to name a few. In addition, Reggie.O has also been featured in and has choreographed commercials and promotional ads for products and companies such as Boost Mobile, Samsung, Costume Gallery and Dance Apparel as well as Pastry Sneakers. Reggie has been fortunate enough to be the acting choreographer for artists such as Bianca Ryan (first winner of AGT), Grammy nominated singer Taylor Dayne, and the assistant choreographer on the TBS hit show “The Last OG!”.

Reina Faith received her early dance training from Irene Fokine where she was a jazz scholarship recipient and a member of Ms. Fokine's company. Her background was furthered with concentrated study in Boston at Emerson College where she was a member of the contemporary dance company Off-Balance and Moving West. She then moved to New York City where she was a graduate from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She is an Equity performer whose many credits include the Off-Broadway production and national tour of The Secret Garden, as well as regional, dance and television work. She has been on faculty at Interlochen Center for the Arts, Summer 2000, where she also choreographed the main stage production of Kiss Me Kate. Her contemporary piece "A Cello Romp" (created for the International Ballet Competition in Jackson, MS) was performed at the Palm Desert Choreography Festival Under the Stars. Reina was the choreographer and director of the full length dance theatre piece called Fortune Cookie Fortunes based on the book by author Grace Lin for the non-profit organization Families With Children From China. She was also proud to have her piece "Kindertransport" based on the Kindertransport of World War II commissioned by the Kindertransport Survivor Society and shown at their annual conference in New Jersey; it was a recipient of a Pennsylvania Humanities Grant through the Children's Cultural Center. Reina has been the Associate Director of Dance at Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA where she was one of the choreographers involved in Collaboration, the premiere of a new Jazz Ballet produced by Moravian College at Foy Hall. She was a finalist in the Leo's Jazz Dance Choreography Event at the Jazz Dance World Congress in Chicago Summer 2009. This summer Miss Reina completed the Teacher Training Program at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet in Carlisle PA under the direction of Marcia Dale Weary and Darla Hoover.

Krystal Mackie (Brooklyn, NY) attended LaGuardia High School of Performing Arts and received her BFA from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Krystal is currently in MJ the Musical on Broadway. Before then, she performed at the 76th annual Tony Awards (opening number), made her Broadway debut in the revival of Bob Fosse’s DANCIN’ (OBC), and was on the 1st National Tour of Hamilton the Musical. Off Broadway: This Ain’t No Disco (Atlantic Theater). Her regional credits include Dancin’ (Old Globe), In the Heights (Engeman) & After Midnight (NCL). Krystal is represented by Lucille DiCampli Artist Representation. Follow her journey @krystalmackie

Alicia Sehn is a graduate of Muhlenberg College, where she earned a BA in both Dance and Psychology. Alicia began her performance career in Musical Theatre, earning regional theatre credits in shows such as A Chorus Line and Annie Get Your Gun. She continues to work in theatre as the Resident Choreographer for Central Bucks East High School where she has staged over thirty musicals. In 2024, Alicia joined the directing staff of The Theatre Next Door Community Theatre in North Wales, PA. In her modern and contemporary dance career, Alicia has performed with several Philadelphia-based companies. Her concert dance choreography has been presented at East Stroudsburg University, The Philadelphia Youth Dance Festival, and The Las Vegas Dance in the Desert Festival to name a few. In September 2014 she was the artistic director/choreographer for Philadelphia in Motion presented at the Rochester Fringe Festival. Her work for the festival received critical acclaim in Attitude: The Dancers' Magazine. As a Master Teacher, she has taught for the Lehigh Valley Dance Alliance, Muhlenberg College, Lehigh Valley Dance Exchange, Elevate Dance Convention, as well as for independent studios throughout the tri-state area. Alicia is on the judging roster for Impact Dance Adjudicators, where she was featured during their 2021 podcast season on Episode 57: How to Take Your Solo to the Next Level. Her choreography has received awards and recognition from New York City Dance Alliance, the Youth America Grand Prix Ballet Competition, All American Talent Awards, and the Bucks County Playhouse Student Theatre Festival. Alicia is currently working on her Masters in Theatre Education from Catholic University and is also the Co-Founder and Choreographer of Bucks County Theatrics.


Nathaniel “Nate” Hunt is a performer, teacher, and choreographer based in Lenapehoking (Manhattan, NY) represented by MSA talent agency. He graduated summa cum laude from LIU - Brooklyn (BFA Dance). Nathaniel studied at the Alvin Ailey School, Joffrey Ballet, Cedarlake Contemporary Ballet, Jacob’s Pillow, and EMIA. Nathaniel’s performing credits include the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, Ailey II, Ballet Hispanico, Company XIV, and PARA/MAR Dance Theatre. He has performed works by Alvin Ailey, Dwight Rhoden, Ronald K. Brown, Lorin Latarro, Alexei Ratmansky, Alexandra Damiani, Jennifer Archibald, and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa. Nathaniel’s choreographic and teaching highlights include Alvin Ailey II, Bucknell University, Adaptations Dance Theater, FLOCK, and Santa Fe College among others; showcasing his choreography at the Kennedy Center, Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, and the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. Nathaniel is a union member of AGMA and Equity constantly fighting for diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the entire performing arts industry. Nathaniel is currently performing with the Broadway Company and the 1st National Tour of Moulin Rouge The Musical as a Universal Swing!