Lisa Hernandez started dancing when she was four years old at Tammy Jo’s Studio and soon began dancing with their company, River Cities Dance Company. She moved to West Virginia at the age of 14, leaving her old company and beginning to dance at the Huntington Dance Theater. She has danced in many ballet productions such as The Nutcracker, Cinderella and many others. She also competed for many years Ohio and has loved every second of it. She still attends classes and participates in productions and is still part of a dance company. "Dancing is my passion," she says, "and I will continue to teach dance and perform as long as I am able to."

Tiffany McCullough is a native of Huntington, West Virginia and a recent graduate of Marshall University where she majored in Elementary Education. She is currently employed by the Cabell County Board of Education as a teacher. Tiffany has studied and enjoyed dance since age four. Throughout the years, she has appeared in numerous ballet, jazz, and tap reviews as well as several high school, church, and community plays. Along with performing as a majorette, Tiffany also led Cabell Midland High School’s Dance Team as captain. As a dance and twirling instructor, Tiffany believes that she can combine her two great passions, dancing and working with children.

Tonya Beckett has been bellydancing for five years now. She was first introduced to the sacred art at a festival and was instantly hooked by the empowerment and freedom it has added to her life. She has enjoyed the many layers that come with bellydance, and how it not only enhances your body, but your mind and spirit as well. She has been teaching for the past two years, and she's looking forward to teaching and dancing with others. Peace!