Christian is a Sydney-based dancer who currently teaches at Movement Nation in Hurstville. At the age of 7, watching Michael Jackson as well as his own brother, Christian was inspired to begin dancing, attending a dance school all throughout his school life. Once he turned 16, he began to branch out and his passion grew stronger, exploring street styles and creating his own choreography. With inspiration from dancers such as Keone Madrid, Ian Eastwood and Brian Puspos, Christian now makes his own choreography that he teaches at studios across Sydney.

Chuji is a dancer specialising in waacking. She began her street dance and freestyle journey in her first year of university, discovering a deep connection to self-expression through movement. In DINK, Chuji steps into new creative territory, exploring the intersection between street dance and jazz music. This collaboration has given her space to experiment and discover how her body can respond and adapt to the rhythms and textures of jazz.

Brian is a dancer trained in street styles ranging from popping, waving, w_acking, etc. They are continuously exploring new forms of  dance and experimental movement.

Izzy is a jazz and musically trained dance artist who brings something new to every beat. Her sharp, dynamic style uncovers unexpected layers in the music, elevating every piece she performs in. A natural in the battle arena, Izzy creates living art through her deep connection with the music, her teammates, and her competitors.

Representing Sydney Househeads and Pumpers Only, Robin is a house dancer who has learned from teachers both internationally and locally. Raised in the Sydney street-dance community, he has dabbled in a wide range of styles and in particular has paid his dues in the breaking scene during his university days. Currently, he's working to uplift the next generation of house dancers in Sydney while representing internationally.

Em is a multidisciplinary dancer and performer with a background in contemporary and street styles. Bringing expressive movement and emotional depth to every project, Em’s work bridges the space between storytelling and rhythm, creating a distinct presence on screen and stage.