Jessica Shields has been a professional dancer for the past 6 years, completing contracts for Tokyo Disney Resort and MSC Cruises. She has also featured in commercials, video clips, and corporate shows.

She started her dance training at six years old at a local dance studio on the Sunshine Coast where she completed her ATOD exams and travelled to train with the Queensland Youth Ballet. At age fifteen she moved to Brisbane to complete full-time dance training at the Australian Dance Performance Institute gaining an Advanced Diploma of Art/ Dance Performance. The dance styles she is trained in include Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Showgirl, Can-Can, IrishTap, Traditional Spanish and Italian, as well as Circus/ Aerial skills.

Jessica loves working with children and is currently completing a Bachelor of Primary Education.

Shannon Metzeling is trained in Classical Ballet, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Modern, Contemporary and Ballroom dance. She and has performed in a number of musical and dance productions, including her role as Ragged Blossom in SNUGGLEPOT & CUDDLEPIE (Lismore City Ballet Company) and EXOTICA in CATS with Harvest Rain Theatre Company (2007).

Shannon has also been involved in a number of corporate events and commercial performances in Australia and Overseas and was a member of VELOCITY DANCE as a Crew member and Teacher in 2007/2008 before leaving to work at Tokyo Disney Resort, Japan between 2008 and 2011. While temporarily back in Australia in 2010, Shannon sat for her Jazz Addict Teaching certificate which she received with a high distinction.

Recently, Shannon has performed in the QPAC performances of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR (2010 and 2011) in a principle dancer role as a HEROD GIRL/ENSEMBLE MEMBER and also as CHA-CHA DEGREGORIO in GREASE (2011). Shannon completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movements)/Bachelor of Business (Marketing) in 2006 at Queensland University of Technology and is currently completing her Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning at the University of Southern Queensland.