Michael ‘Mojo’ Vietnameso
Career Highlights:
- Performed all over Australia at competitions including World Supremacy Battlegrounds, Australian Hip Hop Championship, Step Off and Looze Control
- Step Off Dance Competition- DFX MOB SQUAD placed 2nd in 2015
- Currently Training DFX MOB SQUAD(varsity crew) and OOO MOB(open crew)
Favourite Superhero: Spiderman
Tija Bormanis
Career Highlights:
- Student at Millennium Dance School
- Performed in dance and video clips for varying musicians
- Member of the Coach Approach crew for over 8 years
Favourite Superhero:
Michelle Carli
Career Highlights:
- Moved to Melbourne in 2013, upon her acceptance into the Victorian College of the Arts, studying Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance
- Norma De Gruchy Award for the Most Talented Dancer, 2014
- Lionel Gell Foundation Scholarship
- Teaches contemporary at Aspire Dance Acadmey
- Apart of the Hip Hop crew – Hydra and Draco
Favourite Superhero:
Emma Louise Costabile
Nickname: Em
Career Highlights:
- Completing Gold Bar Latin American Finals with a High Distinction
- Running a Primary School Production with 500 students in 2013 and 2014
- Owing my own dance studio
Favourite Superhero: Cat Woman
Bernie Creighton
Burns One has been a B-boy since 1999 with the Western Australian group Systematic Crew. During this time he successfully competed in 2 Summer X- games and 2 “Battle of the Year” national competitions, as well as countless local competitions and events.
Systematic crew have been the opening act for, and performed alongside acts such as Grandmaster Flash, Dj Cash Money, TonyTouch, Naughty By Nature, Redman and Method Man, Black Eyed Peas, The Game, Rock Steady Crew and Vanessa Amorosi to name a few, as well as performing at Festivals and events like Planet X Live, Big Day Out, Supafest and the National Auto Salon tours.
In 2000, Burns began working with so called “at risk” students of Ballajura Community College through a program called “Boys Can Dance”, which was the first of its kind in the state.
By 2002 he was responsible for teaching students from years 7 through to year 12 in a specialist break dance program. This group was known as Breakin Barriers and were highly successful as a touring and performance group. He taught these students skills and choreographed their dance routines which they performed at important and prestigious event, particularly in 2003 these students won the State wide Star Search “W.A. Young Performers of the Year” award in the Dance Ensemble category, from a field of over 1200 hopeful entrants.
Dani Virgona
Career Highlights:
- Cast to perform in Disneyland, Tokyo
- Multi-talented dancer and choreographer who performs and teaches her talents to thousands of kids in Victoria
- 2009 Coach Approach Coach of the Year for her outstanding commitment and enthusiasm
