Mikayla Wisneske has been dancing since the young age of 6 in her hometown of Mildura. She then moved to Melbourne at age 16 to complete a Diploma of Dance at Kelly Aykers Full Time Dance. Since graduating in 2021, Mikayla has continued to train and work with Stella Youth Dance Company and Lionheart Dance Company.

Some of her credits include, Stella Youth Dance Company - FIVE, Romaeo EP Launch and Music Video - "How To Be Honest", Lionheart Dance Company - Underlight & Enduring and Sparks Youth Dance Company - Satellite.

Mikayla loves to challenge and inspire students to be unique and individual while being in a supportive and safe environment!

Charlotte began dancing at the age of 4 at Niche Dance Studios. On completion of VCE, Charlotte attended Jason Coleman's Ministry of Dance receiving a Diplooma of Musical Theatre and Certigicate IV in Dance Teaching and Management. Some of Charlotte's performance opportunities include: Tones and I music video "Won't Sleep" (2021), and QUBE Effects Award's Emma Tomlinson music video "Control" (2022).

Charlotte has pursued her passion for teaching across several dance studios, creating solo competition and performance choreography  as well as producing catered movement programs for children and young adults of all abilities.

Yena started her training at Herena Ballet Academy in Chatswood, Sydney, at age 7. She later moved to Alegria Dance Studios, where she continued in the RAD syllabus and at 16, commenced full-time training, further expanding her training with contemporary, jazz, and Spanish dancing. At 18, Yena moved to Madrid, Spain, to further her training with the Víctor Ullate Escuela. After finishing her training, she returned home to Australia to join the Victorian State Ballet for the 2022 Season.

Stephanie began ballet at age 11 at Ringwood Ballet Group under Rosemary Frost. During this time she completed the Royal Academy of Dance Advanced 2, and competed in numerous competitions winning the SFD championship. She also had the opportunity to perform a number of major roles such as Clara in 'The Nutcracker', Raymonda in 'Raymonda' and Aurora in 'The sleeping beauty'.

She continued into full-time training at the Melbourne Conservatoire of Ballet (dir. John Sandurski) graduating with an Advanced Diploma of Dance. In 2019 she performed with the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet in Christine Walsh's production of The Sleeping Beauty at the Play House theatre.

In her third year at MCB she completed her senior level exam with the ballet conservatoire syllabus, examined by Christine Walsh. In 2022 Stephanie joined the Victorian State ballet in the pre-professional program and is currently a company artist. She is excited to grow and expand her repertoire with the company and share her love of ballet with the greater community.

Max trained in all dance styles from age 8, with Niche dance. He trained at Victorian College of the Arts from years 7-12 in intense classical and contemporary technical training Max discovered a love for circus and acrobatics training at The National Institute of Circus Arts, mastering skills in acrobatic performing. Max has since appeared in multiple performances as Marvels' Australian Spiderman at events including the Australian tennis open, football games in Victoria and interstate Max now focuses on teaching the multiple styles he has learned to help further his students to their goals in all things dance.

Jocelyn began dancing at the age of 4 at Essentially Dance. With her love for dance particularly in ballet, she was accepted into the Victorian College of The Arts Secondary School (VCASS) for Year 7. Since then, she has been training and performing in various dance styles including ballet, contemporary, lyrical, jazz, tap, character and commercial.

Jocelyn is a member of the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) and achieved a High Distinction in her Advanced 1 and 2 examinations. She was also 2023/2024/2025 Mabel Pryde finalist in the Ballet Teacher’s Workshop competition. In 2023 she auditioned and performed in the dance ensemble for the Performing Artists Company (PAC), where she performed ‘A Chorus Line’. In 2024 she auditioned for her schools major performance ‘Romeo and Juliet’ where she successfully performed as Juliet. In 2025 she also auditioned for ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ where she performed as a lead fairy and Hermia.

She has also recently been invited to work with Singapore Ballet for 2 weeks, participating in class and observing rehearsals.

Katie began ballet at the age of 11 with Ringwood Ballet Group under Rosemary Frost completing RAD Advanced 2 and had opportunities to perform roles such as the Lilac Fairy in her final year.

She continued her studies at the Melbourne Conservatoire of Ballet (dir. John Sandurski). In 2019 she performed Nymphs and Aurora's friends with the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet in Christine Walsh's production of Sleeping Beauty at the Play House theatre. In 2021 she graduated the conservatoire, gaining an Advanced Diploma of Dance.

Following covid Katie returned to full time ballet first with the National Theatre Ballet School and then joining Victorian State Ballet Pre Professional Year program in July of 2022.

In 2026 Katie is now a company artist with the company.