Trevor Santos is a Melbourne raised dance artist, performer and choreographer. From humble beginnings as a self-taught dancer, Trevor has performed in live stadiums, music videos and TV. Recently coming off a 6-week tour with Matador The Show — Adelaide Fringe & Brisbane (The Tivoli), Trevor has worked alongside artists Guy Sebastian, Missy Higgins, Sheppard, Kira Piru, Dual Manner and Hangeng (2012 MTV world artist). With a decade of experience as an instructor and choreographer, Trevor has been able to teach in cities like Sydney, Gold Coast, Perth, Hobart and even Beijing, China. More recently, he has been seen teaching classes in New York (HNH experience, Ripley Grier Studios), Malaysia (The Experience Dance Workshop, Freedom Dance studio), and in his hometown instructing at VDF (Victorian Dance Festival 2019). A highly sought after teacher and choreographer, both locally and internationally, he is a significant figure in the Melbourne dance scene. Passionate in his craft, Trevor continues to influence a new generation of movers, embarking on some upcoming projects in 2021.

Jonathan Homsey is an arts maker and manager interested in the intersection of street dance, visual art, and social engagement. Born in Hong Kong and raised in the United States of America, he immigrated to Australia in 2010 where his award-winning choreographic practice has evolved from a theatrical context to interdisciplinary installations across Australasia and Japan. Colliding with mediums from ceramics to augmented reality, Jonathan’s practice uses street and queer dance movement vocabularies as a starting point to explore utopian worlds and emotional connections. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Creative Industries at Queensland University of Technology where he is examining the social impact of choreography.  In this decade he has developed and/or presented work for Chunky Move, Melbourne Museum, RISING, City of Dandenong, West Projections Festival and Arts Centre Melbourne (Take Over for Melbourne Fringe Festival).