A native of the Island of Trinidad, “Ms. Liz”, was raised in Queens, New York. There she obtained fourteen years of professional training in the areas of Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Pointe, African, Modern, Theater Arts and Street Dancing. She also has ten years of Classical Piano instruction. While in New York, she performed with Ms. Addle Weinstein's Creative Dance Center’s Dance company performing in the Metropolitan New York Area. Ms. Liz continued dancing and performing throughout her high school and college undergraduate career while attending Virginia Union University in Richmond ,VA. She has her Bachelor’s Degree from Armstrong Atlantic State University, obtained Master’s degree in Education, and is currently seeking a Doctoral Degree in Education. She is also over the Youth and Drama Department at Solid Rock Christian Center.
Daryl O. Bowden- Business Manager/Owner
While serving as a soldier in the US Army, Daryl Bowden gained a passion for sports, technology and music. Daryl has participated in Chinese Martial Arts Instruction, playing Basketball and Softball in various city leagues, as well as, coaching youth Basketball, T-Ball, Soccer, Baseball, and Football. Using various computer programs and equipment, he has been able to create and edit the music CD's and DVD's required for NEEMA performances. Daryl has a Bachelor's Degree from Columbia College and a Master's in Industrial and Systems Technology from Alabama A&M University. He is currently an employee of Decibel Research, INC, in Huntsville. Daryl believes it is very important for children to be mentally and physically active and that the time he uses to coach youth sports and to be another positive figure in the studio is well spent.
Christina Saudners– Christina began dancing 24 years ago, receiving her training at North Alabama Dance Center as well as Community Ballet. She has also taken classes at The Dance Co., Susan and Vickye's, Huntington College, Pensacola Junior College, and Broadway Dance Center. She has had the privilege to study under Judy Rice (Joffery Ballet), Sheila Barker (Broadway Dance Center), Shamil Yugudin (Bolshoi Ballet), Mira Popovich (Birminham Southern College), Mia Micheals, and Tice Diorio, just to name a few.
Christina is certified to teach through Dance Masters of America and has completed her first year of Teacher Training School in Buffalo New York. She has choreographed for Dancer's Inc., the UNA dance team, Huntsville Community Chorus, Austin High School, and Madison Children's Theater. Her choreography has won many awards at Dance Masters of America, Company Dance, and Applause Talent Presentation.
Christina's choregraphy and performance credits include, The Nutcracker, Funny Girl, Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspell, The King and I, The Wiz, Camelot, Bye Bye Birdie, 42nd Street. She has also performed at The Omega Institute in New York, Panoply, and Carnegie Hall.
Christina currently resides in Huntsville with her daughter, Autumn.
Toni Hamilton Technical Choreographer– Toni has been dancing since the age of seven, teaches modern, hip hop, ballet, body conditioning, and Latin dances, under the direction of Mrs. Liz Bowden. She has instructed, choreographed, and performed for various schools and events including Tara Rodi School of the Dance, Panoply, AMCOM and SMDC functions, and several religious events with local churches and organizations. She was a company dancer and children’s jazz instructor at SABA International Performing Arts and was a company dancer/instructor at Dance Theatre of Huntsville. Toni was one of the performers in “Self Love”, which won the 2003 Choreographer’s Competition in the Jazz Category at Panoply. She was a founding member of Dance Theater of Huntsville and DanceAll Productions and was also a founding member of Trinity, a performing group that was the precursor to DTH. She specializes in jazz, hip hop, modern, and a Brazilian martial art called Capoeira and has experience in ballet, West African dance, liturgical dance, and Latin dances (Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Cumbia, and Cha-Cha). She continues to take training and workshops to update her techniques and also continues to teach specialized workshops on demand.
Stephanie Terri- She teaches kids African, Creative Movement, and Summer Camp. Stephanie has been dancing since the age of two. She obtained her training at Corky Bell Dance Studio of Birmingham Alabama, where she took ballet, tap, and jazz. Her love for both children and dance inspired her to create a praise dance ministry at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Adamsville, Alabama. Stephanie also wrote a pilot program for the Western Branch YMCA of Birmingham entitled Sister 2Sister. This program taught girls, ages six to sixteen, self-esteem, health, etiquette, modern dance, and career goals. Stephanie attended Bennett College and is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Alabama A&M University in special education.
Tasha Edwards- Technical Choreographer
Unable to afford professional dance lessons, Tasha began to learn her craft by watching her mother, grandmother, uncles and aunts dance at family gatherings. Determined to find a place as a dance, Tasha participated in routines performed at her after school program. By the age of eleven, she was responsible for her own dance team, choreographing each dance and cheer and getting the group into the prestigious Bud Billiken parade. Tasha continued her dance education in high school where she took jazz, tap, African, and modern, was a varsity cheerleader and a member of the school's half time dance team and performance dance group. She was also a member of the New Life Performance Company, a Chicago based youth dance company. As Tasha went on to Tennessee State University in Nashville, TN to continue her education, she took classes in modern, jazz, tap and ballet and was a member of the Tennessee State University Dance Experience Ensemble. She served as the dance instructor last summer for NYSP at Alabama A & M and received the prestigious "Professional of the Year" award. Tasha currently holds professional certifications in personal training, yoga, group fitness, pilates, meditation and holistic stress management. She is due to start her doctoral studies in Community Health and Promotion in the fall.
Devon Micah-Jamar Jones aka Vegas - He wasn’t very interested in dancing much until at the age of 12 and it was real huge step for him; took alot of hard work, practice and determination to become well experienced. Sophomore year in Lee High School he became a part of Dance Magnet Incorporated (DMC) and was the only guy in it for 3 years. His dance teacher was Mrs. Nikki Hunkinpillar who opened his eyes to whole new of meaning of choreography; he was able to take Jazz, Ballet, and mix it up with Hip-Hop. After graduating from Lee High in 2005 he started to take his talent to new heights and excel more in varieties in Hip-Hop, that’s when he started attending Alabama A&M University to get the feel of college life which started out tough, but began to get real familiar with it. The college life was a good experience, but it wasn’t helping him on his quest of success in the entertainment industry that’s when he spotted his first dance crew named “NRG Dance Team”, a well-known dance squad on Alabama A&M campus. Being with the crew taught him a lot of things on movements, transitions, and team work; being one of the best dancers on the team he was named “Huntsvegas”, that is where his nickname “Vegas” came from and has represented that name ever since. Now at the age of 22 with 10 years experience as a dancer he has extensive knowledge of the theory and techniques required to compose, produce, and perform works of music and dance.
Dion Bowden-Student Teacher - Di Di began dancing at the age of 6 under the direction of her mother Elizabeth Bowden. She has formal training in Tap, Ballet, Jazz, African, Modern, Hip Hop, Voice, and Music. Di Di also teaches and choreographs routines for Spring and Summer Camps.
Christina Saudners– Christina began dancing 24 years ago, receiving her training at North Alabama Dance Center as well as
Toni Hamilton Technical Choreographer– Toni has been dancing since the age of seven, teaches modern, hip hop, ballet, body conditioning, and Latin dances, under the direction of Mrs. Liz Bowden. She has instructed, choreographed, and performed for various schools and events including Tara Rodi School of the Dance, Panoply, AMCOM and SMDC functions, and several religious events with local churches and organizations. She was a company dancer and children’s jazz instructor at SABA International Performing Arts and was a company dancer/instructor at Dance Theatre of Huntsville. Toni was one of the performers in “Self Love”, which won the 2003 Choreographer’s Competition in the Jazz Category at Panoply. She was a founding member of Dance Theater of Huntsville and DanceAll Productions and was also a founding member of Trinity, a performing group that was the precursor to DTH. She specializes in jazz, hip hop, modern, and a Brazilian martial art called Capoeira and has experience in ballet, West African dance, liturgical dance, and Latin dances (Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Cumbia, and Cha-Cha). She continues to take training and workshops to update her techniques and also continues to teach specialized workshops on demand.
Stephanie Terri- She teaches kids African, Creative Movement, and Summer Camp. Stephanie has been dancing since the age of two. She obtained her training at Corky Bell Dance Studio of Birmingham Alabama, where she took ballet, tap, and jazz. Her love for both children and dance inspired her to create a praise dance ministry at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Adamsville, Alabama. Stephanie also wrote a pilot program for the Western Branch YMCA of Birmingham entitled Sister 2 Sister. This program taught girls, ages six to sixteen, self-esteem, health, etiquette, modern dance, and career goals. Stephanie attended Bennett College and is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Alabama A&M University in special education. 
Tasha Edwards- Technical Choreographer 
Devon Micah-Jamar Jones aka Vegas - He wasn’t very interested in dancing much until at the age of 12 and it was real huge step for him; took alot of hard work, practice and determination to become well experienced. Sophomore year in Lee High School he became a part of Dance Magnet Incorporated (DMC) and was the only guy in it for 3 years. His dance teacher was Mrs. Nikki Hunkinpillar who opened his eyes to whole new of meaning of choreography; he was able to take Jazz, Ballet, and mix it up with Hip-Hop. After graduating from Lee High in 2005 he started to take his talent to new heights and excel more in varieties in Hip-Hop, that’s when he started attending Alabama A&M University to get the feel of college life which started out tough, but began to get real familiar with it. The college life was a good experience, but it wasn’t helping him on his quest of success in the entertainment industry that’s when he spotted his first dance crew named “NRG Dance Team”, a well-known dance squad on Alabama A&M campus. Being with the crew taught him a lot of things on movements, transitions, and team work; being one of the best dancers on the team he was named “Huntsvegas”, that is where his nickname “Vegas” came from and has represented that name ever since. Now at the age of 22 with 10 years experience as a dancer he has extensive knowledge of the theory and techniques required to compose, produce, and perform works of music and dance. 
Dion Bowden- Student Teacher - Di Di began dancing at the age of 6 under the direction of her mother Elizabeth Bowden. She has formal training in Tap, Ballet, Jazz, African, Modern, Hip Hop, Voice, and Music. Di Di also teaches and choreographs routines for Spring and Summer Camps. 
