Chris a started training at Hornsby Dance Centre at a young age, where he studied jazz, tap, ballet, and contemporary. Chris studied singing under the highly acclaimed, Richard Morfew, who teaches at the Conservatorium of Music. Chris also attended the acclaimed Newtown High School of Performing Arts. Chris holds a Certificate IV in Dance Teaching and Management with Australian Dance Institute and studied full time at ED5 International. Chris also holds a Certificate IV in Performing Arts. Chris won a scholarship with the I Love Dance association to go and study and perform in Las Vegas in 2002. Chris has worked professionally as a recording artist and performer for kids show’s such as the Jitterbugs and has done numerous cabaret gigs throughout Sydney. Chris’s dancing experience has included taping with Tap Dogs in the opening ceremony, as well as a back up dancer in Hand In Hand, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and has performed in numerous fashion and bridal expos. And was part of team that represented Australia in jazz and hip hop for the International Dance Championship 2010, and has performed with Chris Horsey’s Tap Works.
Teaching credits: Upstage Performing Arts School, Northbridge Dance Academy, Caramel Dance Studio, Dare to Shine dance studio, Dance@Nikki Webster, Sydney University and Hornsby Dance Centre and is booked for numerous guest teaching workshops across Australia.
Choreography credits:
Waves Of Awareness - a Tsunami benefit concert for the Indonesian consulate, many musical societies across Sydney, the Jitterbugs Show, Curtains Hornsby RSL, Bare the musical for the Sydney Fringe Festival, and was the resident choreographer for Penny Presents Charitable Productions

Choreography for small to large scale film, tv, stage and studio. Specialising in movement advise for film and tv.
Choreographer to:
Bindi Irwin / Oprah Winfrey Ultimate Australian Adventure / Australian Girls Choir / REDed (Raw Energy Dance Education) (Founder/Director) / ABC's Dance Academy Series 2 /
Australian Dance Festival / Sydney Dance Company Open Classes / Royal Academy of Dance (International/National) /

Available on contract/project basis

Born 1985 in Nairne, South Australia, Daniel Jaber joined Gary Stewart’s Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) in 2004. Since 2008, Daniel has been working independently throughout Australia, Malaysia and Europe. Daniel’s solo work entitled ‘Too far again, not far enough...’ won 2 awards at the 2010 Adelaide Fringe Festival Awards for Best Dance and the Adelaide Festival Centre inSPACE:development Award. He has since created ‘Nought’, ‘Stoic’, ‘WG Spiel’ (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia), ‘Crash’ (Expressions Dance Company), and is developing new work ‘Degradation’.

Experience: Professional Hiphop & Jazz Dance Teacher/Choreographer for 10 yrs & Professional freestyle Club dancer 6 yrs
Performed & Choreographer for Hiphop dance crews Sweat, J crew, Magnetic fx, Lucr8tiv, Edge Dancers, 3 quarter & Urban Mearsures. 

Trained at The Space Fulltime 2009, Melbourne Music Academy, Millenium Dance Studios & Debbie Reynolds, LA 2006, California & Pineapple Dance Studios, London 2005. 2002 Full Time Dance Student At Dance Factory, Melbourne Certified Qualification Completed Certificate 3 in Performing Arts Of Dance & Performance.
Performed at Carnival, Choreographers Ball LA, Winner of Dance Idol & Liquid freestyle Dance comp, WA

Available Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays

Check out my dance vidz at www.youtube.com/jazzybot

Experience: Director of 100 Percent Dance Studio and frequently teaches workshops and Masterclasses. Has choreographed for Nightclub openings, Musical Theatre stage shows and Cabaret acts. Jessica has danced internationally bringing styles from New York, LA, Canada and Japan to Australia.
Location: Eastern Suburbs, NSW. 
See my work on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jessicainnes

Artistic Director & Head of Choreography Collaboration The Project / Project Y
Paul Malek is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School and Bartuccio's Dance and Promotions Centre. He has had extensive training in many dance styles, including:classical ballet, jazz, contemporary, tap, character, kinetic awareness, improvisation, dance making, folk dancing, acrobatics, lyrical and hip hop. His choreography was featured on two episodes of Channel 10’s third season of So You Think You Can Dance. Paul was awarded Best Choreographer and People's Choice for his work Collection of Forgotten Treasures at Short Sweet Dance Melbourne 2010. Also Best Choreography for Unanswered! Short Sweet Dance Melbourne 2011.
2 and a half years ago Paul founded Collaboration The Project & it's youth component Project Y and since such time since has written, choreographed & produced the shows iOVERLOAD (Project Y), Stratagem, Climax, Parkland Avenue, Down The Rabbit Hole, Beat 'N' Move Euphoric, Inhale The Showcase, An Evolution Of Love, Time - A Story Of Youth (Project Y). He has directed the Immersed Melbourne Dance Industry Night 2009, featuring Rhonda Burchmore, and has produced Something Blew - A Triple Bill & It Sounds Silly (Project Y). His latest youth work MOVE premieres in June 2011. 

Paul travels around Australia and Internationally conducting Choreography, Contemporary, Jazz, Commercial Jazz, Lyrical and Movement workshops for all ages. Paul has developed a 12 level Jazz syllabus for Australian Teachers of Dancing, which is now taught in schools throughout Australia, Asia, United Kingdom and Norway. He is also on the board of directors for the company's international division, and in this role has travelled throughout Asia and the United Kingdom with a tour of Canada scheduled for July 2011. Paul is co-founder and owner of Metropolitan Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA Australia), a performing arts school located in Seddon. He also teaches & choreographs for numerous full time institutions, such as Jason Coleman’s Ministry of Dance, Dance World Studios, The Space Dance and Arts Centre, Patrick Studios Australia, The Edge Performers School and Spectrum Dance.
www.collaboration-project.com
www.projecty.biz

Experience: Last year, Rain & Lucky Dance Theatre  was awarded a grant from Cornerstone Events to produce a new work for 2012. Also In 2011, Rain conceived, choreographed and directed The Dream Machine, a full-length work commissioned by Paul Malek for Project Y. The same year, two of Rain's works were selected for performance, at Short + Sweet Dance and Immersed Melbourne Dance Industry Night, and in 2010 she won the Peoples' Choice Award at the Australian Choreographic Competition. Rain is active in the Melbourne dance community as a performer, choreographer and teacher and is also a regular guest tutor in New Zealand. In 2012 Rain & Lucky Dance Theatre will present its first dance film.

Originally from New Zealand, Rain is a graduate of Melbourne's Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School and the New Zealand School of Dance. She has worked as a dancer, choreographer and teacher in New York, London, Dublin, Australia and New Zealand. Rain spent several years with Ballet Ireland performing classical and contemporary roles and also creating new works on the company. In 2011 she launched Rain & Lucky Dance Theatre, a contemporary dance company.

Availability: Please contact to discuss availability.