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Justice Beitzel began breakdancing in 4th grade at age nine, and won her
first competition the following year. She attended The Art Institute of Seattle,
studying Audio Engineering and Video Production. In 1995, Justice began dancing,
managing, and directing for Diversity Dance Workshop (DDW), a non-profit
organization based out of Seattle, Washington. In 2001, Justice served as the
artistic director for Global Motion, a UN sponsored dance program in Kosovo.
Justice has been the director and artistic director for many dance workshops
across the globe, and assists in the development of various performing arts
troupes. |
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Robin Campbell joined Diversity Dance Workshop in 1994, volunteering a
year of service in Seattle before traveling to Germany in 1995. Paired with
another dancer to help kick start Diversity Dance Theater in Germany, she
spent one month training the workshop and moved to Germany six months later.
After two years of touring with the group as co-Artistic Director, Road Manager
and Dancer, she handed over the reins and pursued a career in commercial dance
and modeling. With a dance technique background in ballet, jazz dance, and
lyrical, Robin branched out into hip hop, breakdance, modern dance, pantomime
and clowning - working for commercial agencies and clients throughout Europe.
Nine years later, she returned to the US and graduated from UCLA in 2006 with
degrees in World Arts and Cultures/Dance and German Studies. |
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Malia R. Trick was born and raised in Washington State and trained with the Port
Angeles Ballet Workshop and the Seattle-based Diversity Dance Workshop. In 2004,
Malia graduated with a BFA in Dance from the University of Hawaii at Manoa,
where she danced in works by student, faculty, and guest choreographers. After
two years teaching, choreographing and directing a youth dance company at the
Maxwell International Bahá’í School, she returned to the University of Hawaii
and graduated with an MFA in dance in 2008. Malia has performed throughout the
US, New Zealand and Portugal, and organized performance tours in the United
States, Canada and the Dominican Republic. She has recently relocated to
Seattle, WA and serves as the Dance Department Coordinator at Cornish College of
the Arts. |
