"Falsettos", Irving Berlin's "White Christmas"
James Lapine's "Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing"
"On The Town", “My One and Only", "Tap Stars"
Faculty: Joffrey Ballet School - Musical Theater
"Spirited" (Apple Movie)
Faculty: NYCDA and Steps On Broadway
Company Member: The JaM Project
IDO World Tap Championship Solo Winner
NYU’s Tisch School of Arts BFA

Jason Luks is a professional director, choreographer, performer, and educator. He is on faculty at Steps on Broadway, New York City Dance Alliance (NYCDA), and Joffrey Ballet School. He was a member of the original Broadway "Falsettos" choreography team and assisted Josh Prince and Pulitzer Prize winner, Director James Lapine, with choreography for "Mrs. Miller Does Her Thing." More recently, Jason was the Assistant Director for the Falsettos 10-Year Anniversary concert at Carnegie Hall. Jason served as Ryan Reynold's dance instructor for Apple's "Spirited" movie while dancing and acting as a member of the Spirited Dance Company. Jason's performance credits include “On The Town" (Barrington Stage), “My One And Only” (Stages St. Louis), “White Christmas” (Broadway), Tap Stars, Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Late Late Show with James Corden, and MTV’s VMAs. Jason performed at the Kennedy Center for Presidents Obama and Bush. His choreography has been presented on Broadway's Walter Kerr Theater, the Kennedy Center, Symphony Space, and Joffrey Ballet School. Jason graduated from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Dance.

Specialities: Tap, Hip Hop, Jazz
Trained with Ray Leeper
(So You Think Choreographer)
(NUVO National Director)
Trained with Mike Minery (Dir. JUMP)
Tapaholics Principal Dancer
NJ Tap Ensemble (Deborah Mitchell)
Paterson Public School Instructional Aide
Seton Hall University BA Education

Jenny Leprotto is a professional teacher and choreographer. She started dancing at age three, moving on to train in all style of dance as well as dancing competitively in groups and as a soloist. She studied tap with Mike Minery (Tapaholics, Slide, JUMP, Dance One) and performed works by Ray Leeper (So You Think You Can Dance Choreographer, Press Play Founder). Jenny was a member of the New Jersey Tap Ensemble under the direction of Deborah Mitchell. While she trained in all forms of dance, Jenny’s current fortes are teaching tap, hip hop, jazz, and lyrical. Jenny is well known for her tap, jazz, lyrical, and production choreography. She has been recognized with regional and national high score and choreography awards by New York City Dance Alliance, Press Play, JUMP, NUVO, 24/7, StarQuest, Starpower, Headliners, Legacy, Hall of Fame, American Dance Awards, and others. Her work has been described as “intricate, polished and exciting!” Jenny is a frequent instructor at summer dance intensives in the New York Metro region. In addition to her career in dance, Jenny is a full-time teacher in the Morristown, NJ school system. Jenny attended Seton Hall University and received her BA in Education.