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Audrey Pettit is a critic and writer passionate about making dance accessible to new audiences and highlighting the artists reshaping the dance ecosystem. A lifelong ballet dancer and current PhD student in English, Audrey has written for Jacobin, Columbia Spectator, Lithium Magazine, and several local publications.

Christina Pandolfi is a New York native, born and raised on Long Island. She began her dance training at St. James' Seiskaya Ballet Academy under the distinct training of former National Opera of Greece ballerina, Valia Seiskaya. She studied with Seiskaya for thirteen years, dancing prominent roles in traditional and original ballets, including: Clara and The Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker, Kitri in the Don Quixote Wedding Pas de Deux and Odile in the Black Swan Pas de Deux.

Christina also studied modern dance, beginning at the age of 14 under former Paul Taylor dancer, Heather Berest, all which lead to her acceptance into the prestigious dance department at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Christina has performed extensively and worked with esteemed dancers and choreographers, such as Eleanor D 'Antuono, Deborah Jowitt, James Sutton, Gus Solomons Jr., Robert Battle, Larry Keigwin, Michael Cusumano and Kay Cummings. She loves all dance and is a Broadway aficionado.

Gabby Ziccarelli is an avid fan of live performance, a working performing artist, and a fierce advocate for the creative community.  Gabby has worn many hats in her career:  actress, dancer, rock band lead vocalist, writer, advisor to the Choreographers' Guild, award-winning legal advocate, and podcast host (to name a few).  Gabby has seen and lived the hard work and magic that go into telling stories on stage, and is grateful to contribute to the BroadwayWorld community.

Miranda Stück is a professional dancer, writer, and choreographer based in New York City. Prior to graduating from the Ailey/Fordham BFA Program, Miranda trained classically at Pacific Northwest Ballet School in Seattle, Washington. Miranda has danced professionally for Marc Jacobs, Eryc Taylor Dance, Buglisi Dance Theater, Matthew Westerby Company, and Alison Cook Beatty Dance and appeared on Saturday Night Live as 'Lucia' in the "Black Lotus" sketch.

While continuing her professional dance career, Miranda completed a Master of Arts in Multi-Platform Journalism within Fordham University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Miranda is a contributor to publications including Broadway World, The Dance Enthusiast, and DanceViewTimes. Miranda is extremely passionate about writing, performing and visual arts, chronic illness advocacy, and genuine human connection.