© Peezee

7Starr is a Canadian Krump pioneer. He co-founded the first Krump crew in Canada and the Montreal Krump Alliance, and created Gutta Zone, the first and biggest Krump event in the country. He has been a guest battle competitor and judge internationally. 7Starr is recognized for his community involvement in underprivileged schools, charity organizations and community centres and was a recipient of the 2017 Victor Martyn Lynch Staunton award.

Justin graduated in dance from Ryerson University (Toronto). In 2005, he joined Daniel Léveillé Danse as a dancer in the company's productions. He has also collaborated with Montreal choreographers Sylvain Émard and Helen Simard. As a performer, he is interested in exploring the limits of physical ability, the effects of the imagination on reality, and the ability to focus to direct intention.

© Susan Moss

Pax is a multidisciplinary performing artist and creator. She has been an innovator of the hip hop dance community . She is a fashion artist and magazine designer . She is the founder of A.MUSE, a cross media production company whose mission is to showcase culture and art. She is continuously committed to education and community building , focused on creating platforms for self expression.

© Duran Abdullah

© Sergio Veranes

Kimberley is interested in the potential of the body ; it's capacity to hold and sustain presence and generate movement and sound from a deep and visceral place. She draws on themes such as climate change and human empathy as source material for creation. Kimberley has been performing professionally for 15 years (Itzik Galili, Marie Chouinard, Frédérick Gravel, Dana Gingras, Alan Lake, etc.).

Jon is a bilingual actor, director, and artistic director with Surreal SoReal Theatre and La Fille Du Laitier in Montreal. With the latter, he has travelled across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Jon has performed in many productions around Canada with companies like The Citadel Theatre, L’UniThéâtre (Edmonton), La Seizième et Zee Zee (Vancouver), The Segal Centre et le Théâtre Prospero (Montréal).

© Anne-Marie Baribeau

Louise Michel Jackson has been working as a dancer for 18 years. After a 5-year stay in Belgium, she now sails between Brussels and Montreal, and creates her own projects. She questions the cohabitation and resonance between the athletic, choreographic and somatic body. She teaches regularly around Europe and Canada.

Nubian Nene’s muse is music. She is a well-versed dancer/choreographer who finds inspiration weaving hip hop, house, waacking, and breaking together to create her unique approach. Living in New York for the past ten years has enabled Nene to work with pioneers of Hip Hop culture. Nene’s experience has led her to showcase her talents on television, in music videos, and in live performances in some of the most prestigious festivals and stage productions in the world.