Our Entertainers

Tyree Holmes, known as IntenT, is a Raleigh-based dancer with more than 10 years of experience. Born and raised in Long Island, New York, he found his passion for dance and music through hip-hop culture.

He uses dance to bring communities together and convey messages of positivity and hope. He has taught praise dance for over 10 years through his home church and international troupe Paneh, and is interested in showcases and workshops.

Christina Carlisle is a choreographer, dancer and artist from Greenville, North Carolina. She began her dance journey as a child in church, and continued dancing informally throughout her life. During her time at NC State University on Fusion Dance Crew, she choreographed for the team.

She continued choreographing in 2021 and began teaching in studio in 2024. She is experienced in hip-hop and heels choreography and deeply enjoys sharing her choreography and knowledge with other dancers!

Mallory Bledsoe, also known as Cosmos, is a Charlotte-based dancer with 12 years of experience. Raised along the West Coast, she specializes in hip-hop but also has experience in contemporary, jazz, krump, and heels.

Recent credits include opening for American rapper and producer Rick Ross, appearing in the cast of the short film “Don’t Say It” with award-winning director Bryan Barber, dancing in Destinee Zion’s music video “MR DANGER”, an NBA halftime performance, and more!

With her experience on competition teams, directing groups and events, she has found a love and drive to be in the room where people can share art. She is most interested in stage performances, artist performances, and film, and is passionate about developing her connections with others.

Azia Lavonne aka TAZ is a Raleigh, NC–based professional performer, choreographer, and multidisciplinary creative with 16+ years of experience. Her movement vocabulary spans African diasporic dance, hip-hop/street styles, step, contemporary/modern, jazz, and 8 years of martial arts training in capoeira, Muay Thai, and Krav Maga.

Recent credits include performing on Chris Brown & Usher’s R&B tour and New York Fashion Week as both a designer and performer. Passionate about building creative worlds and telling stories through movement, TAZ seeks opportunities in touring and live artist performance, commercial campaigns, music videos, choreography, stunt and movement-based action work, and interdisciplinary productions.

Joshua Carr is an artist, street dancer, and community organizer living in Charlotte. After graduating from Appalachian State University in 2015, he moved to Los Angeles, where he lived and worked in the commercial dance industry for 5 ½ years.

Since returning to Charlotte, he spends much of his time building programs within his community and connecting its members to necessary resources. The remainder of his time, as a dancer, is spent traveling to compete in and teach Krump, which he has been practicing for more than 15 years.

As an adjunct lecturer, Joshua enjoys discussing Hip Hop culture and historical context with his students, exploring Party Dance & Groove, as well as presenting Krump movement pedagogy. Above all, he believes in “The Power of The People,” and commits himself to uplifting others around him.

Blueberry is an artist, performer, and producer primarily in the Charlotte area. She specializes in the art of freestyle, pole dancing, and twerk. She has been poling for over 5 years and instructing for over 2 years.

She loves helping people connect with their body and find their own movement, including jiggle. She is interested in solo performances, group performances, and travel opportunities. From bringing scorpio energy to allowing expression to flow, she loves dancing through life wherever and whenever.