Hey there guys, my name is Kaz Johnson, I first fell in love with dance after I came 2nd place in a Disco Dance competition, when I was 15 years old. I auditioned for an exchange dance program to dance in America for two weeks, it was then that I knew that this was the career I wanted. I trained in most dance styles and learnt how to lead a dance class and how to get the most out of people. Above all, I achieved the confidence to perform a range of different dance styles.
I auditioned for the Northern school of contemporary dance for a 3 year dance degree where I was awarded a full scholarship to train. I had the best time of my life training every day and working as a 70's dancer for extra cash. After a successful years training, I decided to leave. I then went on to train at Lewisham College. I passed my 2 year course and then went on to London studio centre to further my training.

I then started many classes in pineapple studios and dance works. After 2 years I decided to move back home and began looking for work.
I auditioned for Cardiff Fahrenheit's dance teams. I began training with the team and was then invited to teach at the studios.

Kate began dancing at the age of 3, when she attended the Olive Guppy School of Dance in Cardiff.
There, Kate gained 100% pass rate in all I.S.T.D Tap and Modern exams and R.A.D ballet exams. She also gained her associate teaching qualifications.
She performed professionally around the country from the age of 10, and was part of the Northern ballet company for two years.
Kate was fortunate to acquire professional training from various London Dance schools, including Laine Theatre Arts School in Epsom.
In 2004, Kate graduated from Liverpool John Moores University, where she gained her Ba (hons) degree in Dance Studies, and has been teaching ever since.
Kate teaches Tap, Modern, Ballet and Jazz for Stagecoach Theatre School in Bridgend and the Vale. She teaches GCSE dance at Llanedeyrn High school and also teaches key stage 1 and 2 dance in primary schools around Cardiff.
Fully qualified, Kate has taught for various dance establishments, and gained professional experience in all areas of dance teaching.

Amie and Julie fell in love with dance when they were 11 years old, after watching pop groups perform on TV. They spent hours taping the programmes and learning all the routines. They started attending classes and their love for dance continued.
At 14 they had the opportunity to dance with artists such as Peter Andre and Strike at a radio Road Show. From this moment on they knew they wanted to perform.
They went on to perform in various shows and pantomime’s throughout school and decided to take their love for dance further. They completed school and studied performing arts at Cross Keys College, gaining a BTEC National Diploma. They then went on to Bath Spa University College where they studied Dance and Choreography for three years. They graduated in 2002 with a BA HONS.
After University they joined a dance agency and travelled the world backing dancing for tribute acts such as Kylie, Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake and Robbie Williams. As well as visiting beautiful places they got the chance to perform at big venues including crystal palace football grounds, performing in front of audiences of 26,000 people.
In 2006 they danced for an upcoming artist at the Cannes Film Festival in France. It was a fantastic experience and led onto further work for them.

Amie and Julie joined Fahrenheit Dance Studios in 2005. As well as dancing in Cardiff’s Senior Team KRAVE. They also choreograph for the Under 14 team CELCIUS.
Branching out in Fahrenheit they are now Centre Managers at the Fahrenheit Dance Studios in Swansea. They look forward to their future with Fahrenheit.

Jo graduated, with first class honours, from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama where she studied piano with Julian Jacobson, piano accompaniment with Antony Saunders and singing with Eiddwen Harrhy. While at RWCMD she received several awards for musical and academic achievements and was privileged to be invited to accompany cellist Abigail Peacey in a private performance for HRH the Prince of Wales at the opening of the Anthony Hopkins Centre.
Jo now works across South Wales as a freelance musical director, accompanist, singer, teacher and arranger. She is currently accompanist to the Cardiff Arms Park Male Choir, Stagecoach Theatre Arts South Wales Regional Choir and vocal ensembles Vivace Singers, Diva Delight and Quintaffonic. She enjoys writing and arranging music for all these groups. As a singer Jo performs with the Welsh Chamber Singers and the Vivace Singers and has appeared on several BBC radio and television broadcasts with both ensembles.
Jo is an experienced music educator and is currently on the music staff of the Cathedral School in Llandaff, where she teaches piano. She teaches singing for several theatre arts schools across South Wales including Fahrenheit Theatre Artz in Cardiff, and she has taught music for the RWCMD Junior Music Department.
Her passion and versatility as a musician have led her to perform in several countries including Mexico, Italy, Switzerland, and France and with a diverse range of artists from Hayley Westenra to Goldie Lookin’ Chain.
Her website can be found at www.joscullinatthepiano.com