Jack Virga became active in the arts at a very young age.  Trained as a martial artist, it was an early introduction to musical theater that allowed him to hone his skills for dancing, singing, and acting.  Working for an entertainment company throughout high school, Jack decided to continue his education with the California Institute of the Arts, founded by Roy & Walt Disney.  His studies focused on dance and music, introducing him to the director of Ken Dance Company, the first professional company he toured with.  After working with several companies and performing across the country, Jack has started a non-profit of his own, Our Dancing Stars Productions (ODSP).  ODSP aims to bring the joy of dance to affected youth, giving them a chance to express themselves through the arts.  Jack's favorite dance styles are contemporary, ballet, hip-hop and jazz.  He also currently works teaching with Star Education, a long established non-profit organization where he can share his love of dance, music, and martial arts with young impressionable minds.  At the present time he's getting ready for the tour with his new professional company, Lula Washington Dance Theatre.

Jessica Perez is from Mount Airy, Maryland and started dancing at the Frederick School of Classical Ballet, the official school of Maryland Regional Ballet, under the direction of Joyce Morrison.  At the young age of 15 she began student teaching ages 2 to 18, as well as the challenge of teaching her peers, a challenge for a young dancer.  She received additional training at Miami City Ballet School as a scholarship student.  Jessica was awarded with he opportunity to dance with the Miami City Ballet company and did many productions and a World Premier of "Lounge 2200" with the company. She left the company to spread her love of dance to others. She worked for performing arts schools and inter city public schools teaching a range of dance styles. She is excited to work with the talent and the enthusiasm the Pacific Dance Center students showcase.

Korah Rubio is currently an English Major at El Camino College, where she has also participated in the Dance program, Cheer team, and Yoga classes. She has been an active member of the dance community since the age of four.  In conclusion to her thirteen years as a competitive dancer she was awarded Top Senior Soloist at a regional talent competition, and her team placed top five in several national dance competitions.  Korah has danced in top studios across the South Bay, and has taken classes from top choreographers such as Mandy Moore, and Doug Caldwell.  She began teaching Combo Classes at the age of twelve, and has since taught Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro, Tap, and Lyrical to children aged 2-14.  Korah has also expanded into teaching private dance lessons, and party routines.  She’s excited to share her love and knowledge of dance with younger dancers at Pacific Dance Center.