Amanda Davis is a Toronto-based dancer, choreographer, educator, and certified Expressive Arts Therapist with a BFA in Theatre Performance Dance from Toronto Metropolitan University.

She has performed across Canada and Europe in contemporary dance, performance art, and experimental theatre, collaborating with a wide range of artists and companies including Alias Dance Project, Hanna Kiel (Human Body Expression), Citadel + Compagnie, James Kudelka, William Yong, Lauren Cook, and Monsta Pop, among others. Her performance highlights include appearances at the International Solo-Tanz Theatre Festival (Stuttgart), the National Arts Centre, DANCE: made in Canada/fait au Canada, SummerWorks, CONTACT Dance Festival, and the Toronto Fringe Festival.

Amanda has over 15 years of experience in dance and arts education. She has worked with the Royal Conservatory of Music in curriculum development and currently teaches on the Modern Dance faculty at George Brown College, in addition to guest teaching across post-secondary and professional training programs.

Alongside her artistic practice, Amanda is a certified Expressive Arts Therapist working in hospice care and private practice. Her work is grounded in the belief that creative expression is a transformative tool for learning, connection, and healing.

Mélina Patry is a Toronto-based dance artist originally from Gatineau, Québec. A graduate of the Performance Dance program at Toronto Metropolitan University (2023), she has performed and collaborated in virtual, film, and live works by artists including Louis Laberge-Côté, Daileidys Carrazana, Stephanie Lake, Alyssa Martin and Rock Bottom Movement, Bobbi Jene Smith, Or Schaiber, and Jesse Obremski.

In 2023, Mélina co-produced An Ending; A Beginning, a choreographic showcase featuring 20 original works by emerging Toronto dance artists, including three of her own creations. Her artistic practice is driven by a strong work ethic and a deep curiosity to learn from and be inspired by diverse creative voices.

With over eight years of teaching experience, Mélina brings passion and intention to her classes, fostering a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment. She is dedicated to inspiring and empowering students to explore their artistry and reach their full potential in dance.

Ruby has been a competitive dancer since the age of seven, training in a wide range of styles including jazz, ballet, tap, acro, contemporary, lyrical, and hip hop.

She is a certified Acro instructor through the Acrobatic Arts syllabus and holds certifications in ballet, jazz, and tap through the B.A.T.D. syllabus.

Ruby is currently studying Biomedical Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is passionate about sharing her love of dance with her students and strives to help each dancer grow in confidence, skill, and enjoyment.

Natalie is a professional dancer, award-winning choreographer, and Classical Ballet teacher specializing in the Vaganova Method. She trained under Prima Ballerina Tatiana Stepanova (Bolshoi Ballet Academy) and further refined her expertise with leading artists including Tatyana Markovska, Irina Chorna, Max Ratevosian, and Mercedes Carret.

Deeply committed to the Vaganova tradition, Natalie’s teaching emphasizes technical precision, musicality, expansive movement, and expressive artistry.

As a choreographer, she has created original works and staged excerpts from classical ballets such as The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote, and Coppélia, and is also experienced in Contemporary, Character, Lyrical, and Jazz.

Natalie has performed as a soloist with companies including Toronto International Ballet Theatre, with repertoire spanning Le Corsaire, Coppélia, and Cinderella. Her teaching blends discipline and artistry, inspiring students to develop strong technique, confidence, and a deep love for ballet.