J.P. Krick is an exciting industry professional and dance educator whose talent and positive teaching approach have inspired dancers across the globe. He is a respected master teacher nationally recognized by Dance Makers Convention, Dupree Dance Competition and Dance Master of America. J.P. is currently on faculty at the prestigious Daryl Jarvis Dance Studio in Sylvania, Ohio, and guest teaches at prominent studios across the United States and Canada. A native of Grand Rapids, Michigan, J.P. was raised in his nana’s dance studio (Retter’s Dance Center). He credits his influential dance family—including grandmother Betty Retter, mother Sonja, father Jim, and extended family members—with his deep understanding and commitment to train dancers in a positive, effective manner. J.P.’s artistic journey included performing as a featured tap dancer in the international production “Caution, Men At Work: TAP,” touring China’s major cities. This experience deepened his passion for dance as he realized the universal power of communication through movement. His sought-after choreography for Tap and Hip Hop has received outstanding recognitions at prestigious conventions and competitions including Dance Makers, Revel, StarQuest, Energy Dance Competition, Nuvo Dance Convention, and KAR. J.P. Krick is a multi-talented artist who delivers excitement and energy in all his endeavors, providing lasting impact while empowering dancers to embrace life’s endless possibilities.

Natalie Miramontes is a professional dancer and choreographer known for her work with top artists and NBA teams. After co-founding the pioneering hip hop group Soul Conspiracy, Natalie’s career skyrocketed, leading her to perform and choreograph for major artists including Flo Rida, T-Pain, Jay Sean, and MC Hammer. Her six-season tenure as a dancer, choreographer, and captain with an NBA team further solidified her place in the dance world. In her current role as Director of the Detroit Pistons Dancers, Natalie continues to inspire and lead a team of talented dancers. A passionate advocate for dance, Natalie combines her entertainment experience with a commitment to excellence, helping dancers grow both as performers and individuals. Her choreography is featured in shows, tours, and performances worldwide, making her a key figure in the dance community.

Brooke Pedrotti began dancing at the age of three and continued her training at the School of the Arts in San Francisco and UC Irvine. She was a founding member of The Dance Company of San Francisco, a principal dancer in Martha Kelly-Fierro’s modern company, Altered Modalities, and a company member of Sonya Tayeh Dance. Brooke has had the honor of training dancers who have gone on to attend major universities and perform in the concert, commercial, and Broadway worlds. She has also choreographed for fellow artist Blake McGrath. Brooke was a featured dancer in Lucy Schwartz’s music video “Graveyard” and Tiffany Billings’ independent film Falling Star. She continues to travel, teaching and creating award-winning choreography in her dramatic and passionate signature style.

Nina Pollzzie is currently a student at Point Park University studying dance with a concentration in modern. During her time at Point Park, she has had the pleasure of working and performing works from choreographers Rennie Harris, Martha Nichols, Maud Arnold and Marc Spaulding. In the summer of 2022, Nina also had the opportunity to attend the Hubbard Street intensive where she got to work and perform works from, Kameron Saunders and James Gregg. Nina works as an instructor and choreographer for Haja Dance Company in Newport Michigan where she also spent her life as a dancer under the direction of her Selena Williams-Molter. Nina has a passion for creating and teaching proper technique to her students.