Eve Chalom was a two time world competitor in ice dancing, two time silver medalist in championship dance at nationals, and junior and novice champion. After competing, Eve received bachelor degrees in English and Philosophy from the University of Michigan and a master's in dance therapy from Pratt Institute. She performed in ice skating and modern dance in her 20's and 30's, most notably for the Ice Theatre of new york and for Ice Semble Chicago. She also served as rehearsal director for ITNY and choreographer and associate director for the Ice semble. She has coached skating for over 20 years, to both recreational and internationally competitive skaters. She currently works as a dance movement therapist and has integrated this into her work on the ice. She also is a meditator and mindfulness teacher.

Katie Elizabeth is a disabled, chronically ill educator with a life-long love of theatre. She has worked with Hartford Stage, Williamstown Theatre Festival, and Theatre Wit, and is a level two intimacy director with IDC. Katie is controlled by three cats and one coffee maker. She has received her 200 Yoga Alliance certification with specialties in trauma-informed care and a certification in traumatic brain injury yoga from the Love Your Brain organization.

Katie works in publishing and disability rights. She has been a guest lecturer at the University of Connecticut, guest speaker for her town’s Out of the Darkness Walk, taught at the True Colors Conference, and a member of the Disability Coalition for the 2020 election.

Katie has lived experience in PTSD, mental illness, eating disorders, suicide, physical chronic illness/disability, and family addiction.