Ballet

Katy Spreadbury received her early professional training from Kathy Kozul, Carol Somers, Sherri Moore-Nikitas, and Terri Gordon. Katy was a member of the Burncoat Fine Arts Magnet Program throughout her middle and high school years. She spent her summers training and performing with Ballet Workshop of New England under the direction of Jacqueline Cronsberg.

Breton Tyner-Bryan is an American born multi award winning director, writer, actor, choreographer, editor, with Canadian roots, based in New York City. A classically trained ballet dancer and costume designer, she serves as creative director for Grammy-winning musicians. OC Movies, TV & Streaming has compared her work to Darren Aronofsky film Black Swan and Voyeurs Room 104 calling it "an impressionistic fantasy with eye-catching visuals, a fresh take on storytelling".

Jose Traba has performed principal and soloist roles with Cincinnati Ballet, Ballet Chicago, New Orleans City Ballet, and has been a guest artist with companies across the U.S. and abroad. He has also performed with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, New York City Opera, Washington Ballet, and has appeared in television in works on PBS and on Live from Lincoln Center.

Edgar Anido was born in Santa Clara-Cuba, where he began his ballet studies at the E. V. A. “Olga Alonzo” and finished his training at the National School of Ballet in Havana-Cuba. He then joined to Camaguey Ballet, as a soloist (1999-2002), and later was invited to be principal dancer of the Central Theatre Ballet of Guayaquil-Ecuador (2002-2004), finally joining Ballet Gamonet in Miami (2005-2008).

Natalia Alonso is a native New Yorker of Spanish descent. She trained at Fedicheva Ballet, Boston Ballet and Alvin Ailey before joining Ballet Hispanico in 2001. She received a BA in Economics from Wesleyan University and is also a GYROTONIC® instructor. She has worked with choreographers such as Alonzo King, George Faison and Bradley Shelver, and has danced on several Telemundo programs. Ms. Alonso joined Complexions in 2008.
 

Living in New York and learning from the best, Dara Adler has led a versatile performing career. She has danced on the stages of Lincoln Center, City Center, Carnegie Hall, the Academy of Music, Broadway theaters, and throughout the good ole’ USA.