Alicia Monaco is a teacher and choreographer. She began her training with Sharon DiCrosta and continued studying with Ayodele Casel, Derick Grant, Andrew Nemr and Gregory Hines. Alicia has performed with Cats Paying Dues, a NYC based tap company; was the Director of Tap Into the Soul, where her choreography was featured in NYC's Dumbo Dance Festival at Symphony Space; and was a featured tap dancer and choreographer at the Brooklyn Academy of Music along side artists Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino of 'A Great Big World.’ In addition to performing, Alicia has been a faculty member for American Dance Awards, Dance Masters of America, Dance Educators of America, Syn.co.pate, and Generation IV.

Anthony Morigerato is a tap dancer, producer, director, content creator, writer, and Emmy nominated choreographer. Anthony is the executive producer and artistic director for AM Dance Productions. AM Dance Productions, short films include The Text, The Subtext, and the award winning When Snow Falls. AM Dance Productions live theatrical shows include AM Dance Project, Matt and Anthony, Flood (in the dark corner), Flood, and Alternate Spaces. Anthony founded and is currently co-director and managing partner of Operation: Tap, an online forum dedicated to immersing tap dancing into the public’s consciousness. Anthony worked as a tap dance teacher, performer, and adjudicator for NUVO Dance Convention. As a performer, Anthony was a soloist and member of Michael Minery’s Tapaholics, a soloist and associate choreographer for Stacey Tookey’s Still Motion, and a soloist for numerous productions. He has appeared as a choreographer and/or a performer on TV shows including The Tony Danza Show, America’s Got Talent, The Arsenio Hall Show, So You Think You Can Dance (Emmy Nomination 2016). Anthony trained at Marymount Manhattan College, where he performed the works of Robert Battle, Elizabeth Higgins, Jiri Kylian, David Parsons, Katie Langan and William Soleu. He has recently done choreographic residencies at Marymount Manhattan College, Pace University, and is an Artist in Residence at the American Tap Dance Foundation. Most recently, Anthony performed and had choreography featured in Ayodele Casel: Chasing Magic, presented by the Joyce Theater in NYC.

Jeremy Arnold earned his MFA in Dance and Social Justice from the University of Texas at Austin in May 2020. He is an alumnus of the tap program at The School at Jacob’s Pillow under the direction of Michelle Dorrance. Jeremy was a principal dancer with Tapestry Dance Company from 2014 through 2017, performing in the United States and abroad and was and featured in the PBS docuseries Arts In Context. Before joining Tapestry, Jeremy toured nationally with Shelley Oliver Tap Dancers. From 2015 through 2020, Jeremy was a lecturer on the faculty of University of Texas at Austin dance department, teaching courses in rhythm tap, jazz, composition, and music theory. He served as artistic director for several mainstage productions. Since 2013, Jeremy has worked with Charles O Anderson’s Dance Theatre X, performing in and choreographing works which premiered at American Dance Festival, MANCC at Florida State University, The Fuzebox Festival, and The Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. In 2020, he was associate director of and performed in the dance film (Re)current Unrest, described by Sightlines Magazine as a “masterpiece.” Jeremy has served on the faculty of many tap festivals including Soul 2 Soul, True Sound Rhythm Festival, Riff, Phoenix Tap Fest, Little Rock Tap Fest, and SynCoPate. His work has been commissioned by Tap Ties, Third Coast Rhythm Project and Tapestry Dance Company. Most recently, Jeremy can be seen dancing alongside Karissa Royster in Mood Indigo, a short dance film produced by Amplified Productions.

Kelly Kaleta started her dance training in Western MA at the age of 6, studying ballet, tap, jazz and hip hop before graduating from high school. While attending Boston University, she began teaching in the Boston area and throughout Massachusetts. She now teaches up and down the east coast and Canada, doing master classes and conventions, workshops and performances. She is a faculty member and choreographer for Gil Stroming’s Break the Floor, has done choreography for the Legacy Dancers and many competition groups, and her students have received numerous awards. In 2006, she was a cast member of Imagine Tap!, choreographed and directed by Derick Grant, and most recently can be seen in Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench, a film written and directed by Damien Chazelle.

Most recently, Lisa LaTouche was an original cast member of SHUFFLE ALONG on Broadway choreographed by Savion Glover and directed by George C. Wolfe. She appeared with the cast on the TONY Awards, after which they received the Fred Astaire award for “Outstanding Ensemble in a Broadway show” and the A.C.C.A. Actor’s Equity Award for “Outstanding Broadway Chorus.” Lisa toured with Savion Glover productions in STEPZ, and also performing in both New York's Off-Broadway and the North American touring casts of STOMP. Lisa has performed, choreographed and taught world wide on various independent projects and was also faculty member of the School of Jacob's pillow under the direction of Dianne Walker in 2012. She is a guest faculty member at Broadway Dance Center and Steps on Broadway.

Mary No began her training in New York City with teachers including Savion Glover, Jason Samuels Smith, Derick Grant, Michelle Dorrance, Mike Minery and Gil Stroming. Immediately following high school, she started teaching classes at Broadway Dance Center and Steps on Broadway as well at as several dance conventions. She is currently a faculty member and choreographer for Gil Stroming’s Break the Floor tap convention and off-Broadway show in New York City. Mary has been the company tap teacher at In The Spotlight since 2004 and has won countless awards for her choreography. Mary graduated from Montclair State University.

Pamela Yasutake made her Broadway debut in the original cast of "Shuffle Along Or The Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed." Directed by George C. Wolfe and choreographed by Savion Glover, the critically acclaimed production received ten nominations for the 2016 Tony Award, including Best Musical. Originally from Seattle, WA and now living in New York City, Pamela's television credits include the 70th annual Tony Awards (CBS), Maya and Marty (NBC) and So You Think You Can Dance (FOX) awards. Other credits include sold-out concerts with Chloe Arnold's Syncopated Ladies in New York, Washington, DC and Dubai, performances alongside Emmy Award-winner Jason Samuels Smith and his company Anybody Can Get It, acting and choreography for the production of "Dance This ..." of the Seattle Theater Group, eight seasons of the Black Nativity Play of Seattle in which she played the leading role of Mary's dancer for two consecutive seasons, and performing in several tap festivals throughout the country along with legendary Tap masters.

Tommy Wasiuta is a New York City based tap dancer hailing from St. Louis, Missouri. He trained at Performing Arts Centre under the direction of Tracy Davenport and Anthony Russo. Tommy is an alumnus of the Tap Program at The School at Jacob’s Pillow (2017) and the University of Missouri. He is a co-founder and performer with St. Louis-based professional tap company, moSTLy Tap. In March 2021, he released “EBTKS feet. Tommy Wasiuta”, an original tap and jazz album in collaboration with EBTKS (Everything But The Kitchen Sink). Tommy has choreographed and performed with the St. Louis Rhythm Collaborative in their premiere show “In Due Time, a tribute to the Dave Brubeck Quartet”. He also performed in the Emerson Spring to Dance Festival, The St. Lou Revue with Circus Flora, and “The Ground Sound” with the Radiant Rhythm Initiative. He has been seen alongside the JaM Project, Anthony Russo, Ariana Savalas, the St. Louis Big Band, and the University of Missouri - St. Louis Jazz Ensemble. He has taught across the United States including at the Center of Creative Arts (COCA), Renee Johnson’s Dance Studio, the Swingin’ into Summer Tap Festival, RIFF Dallas Tap Festival, The Big Muddy Dance Fest, and Beyond the Stars Dance Convention.