Alexandra is a contemporary ballet choreographer and educator based out of the Bay Area, California. In her youth she trained in Russian Vaganova method by Tamara Statkoun, as well as in figure skating where she achieved her Senior Gold in Moves in the Field. Further she performed with the Snoopy’s Home Ice holiday productions and made character appearances on ice, in Santa Rosa CA. She worked closely with Lisa Navarro.
Bormeth danced principal roles from Copeilla, Paquita, Sleeping Beauty, Nutcracker and much more. Graduating with her Bachelors in Fine Arts in Dance Choreography from UCIrvine in 2019, she trained under Tong Wang, Lar Lubavitch (whom’s acclaimed repertoire, ‘Marimba’, she performed), as well as Loretta Livingston in choreography. Bormeth has had the opportunity to study under Vertigo Dance Company and Batsheva Dance Company in Israel; studying the ‘release’ & ‘Gaga’ techniques, she learned repertoire from Noa Wertheim, Gavriel Spitzeran, and Nitzan Lederman. As a choreographic artist, Bormeth pushes the boundaries of organic and visceral movement, such as her original production ‘Don’t Be Such a Flour.’ in October 2021. Bormeth further works in dance education in the Orange County region, teaching ballet, contemporary, choreography and more

Momoka began her ballet and contemporary ballet training in Nagoya, Japan. She trained with Irina Sitnicova from Vaganova Ballet Academy, and studied Vaganova method in 2007. She has performed Classical Ballet and Contemporary Ballet professionally in Japan. At age of 18, she moved to California by herself and started training in a variety of dance styles such as Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, Musical Theater Dance, Tap, and Hiphop. She focused on training in Modern dance techniques under Debra Noble, Lisa D. Long, and Alvin Rangel-Alvarando. In 2022, she graduated from California State University, Fullerton with Bachelor's degree in Dance, Performing Arts. As well as dance techniques, she studied dance pedagogy in school. She is passionate about dance education and sharing love of dancing.

Luis “L.T.” Martinez is a performing artist, choreographer, and entertainment entrepreneur from Whittier, CA. He began his career in the arts as a musician and transitioned from backstage crew to performing on stage during his high school years. L.T. holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and has a deep passion for live music and film production, as well as a not-so-secret affinity for pointing and/or flexing his toes. He is also an alumnus of the Western States Arts Federation's Emerging Leaders of Color program.

In July of 2020, L.T. and his creative cohorts founded CASA ALTA: an entertainment and educational collective that aids in the production of creative work by and for independent artists and small businesses in effort to benefit the Public.

In June of 2022, L.T. and the Troubadour Theatre Company were awarded Best Choreography by the L.A. Drama Critics Circle in their production of "Lizastrata" which was co-produced by the Getty Villa.

In September of 2022, L.T. graduated from the intensive Stunt Boot Camp and Advanced Camp at L.A. Stunts Training Center in Atlanta, GA under the direction of Michael Long, Sarah Ekstrand, and Nathan Moore.

Artistic Director of Pryntsev Ballet Academy

Former Dancer 🇺🇦 Nat’l Theater Opera and Ballet Dnipro

Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variation, Character, Partnering Classes