Cast

I Tune Into Love:

Kimberly Sanders (Playing the role of Tiffany)

Has been dancing and acting for seven years. Kymberly started her training at Atherton Performing Arts School. At the age of twelve she became a member of Moving In The Spirit, a local youth development dance program, and toured with them to New York, Canada and Virginia. When Kymberly was fourteen she studied under Freddie Hendricks with the Youth Ensemble of Atlanta and the ACT Conservatory of Drama & Theatre.

Antwan Sessions (Playing the role of Kevin)

Antwan Sessions started dancing four years ago as a freshman at North Springs Charter High School. He has trained under many dance instructors such as: Terrie Axam, Dawn Axam, Antonio Sisk, Rosco Sales, Victoria Lee, Nikki Boggs and Cubie Burke. He also received full scholarships from Total Dance Dancical Productions, Rispa and Metropolitan Ballet Theater.

Angelica Leontyne Ware (Choreographer/Director & playing the role of Mrs. Jones)

Bio located on Company Bio Page

Quintez Rashad Ferrell (Playing the role of Mr. Jones)

Quintez is a lifelong advocate for the all around world of Arts. Though his deepest ardor lies with theater and acting, he has always possessed a natural talent in other areas of artistic expression. He discovered his soulfully unique voice in church and has since then, used it to empower his career in the field of fine arts. He has trained for his current profession in acting and visual arts at the North Atlanta Center for the Performing Arts Magnet Program. His debut onto the small screen in Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns series, marked his last acting post. New to dance, he began technical training his senior year under the direction of the late, Mr. Antonio Sisk. However, as he transitions into the world of dance, he is excited to gain more experience and is appreciative that he could do so with such a talented, enthusiastic cast.

Jerry Catchings (Playing the role of Blake)

Jerry Catchings was born in Atlanta, GA where he began to pursue taking dance lessons at the age of 19. As he continued to increase his enjoyment into the arts, he started consistently taking Jazz, Modern, African and Lyrical dance classes at Fiyankra Dance Studio and Dance 101. In high school, Jerry was selected as a group-dance participant in the 1998 "Atlanta Battle of the Bands". It was not until 2002, where he began to explore his passion for dance and take it to the next level. He definitely has a whole-hearted passion for the performing arts. Jerry has performed as a lead dancer in the 2009 "Come Alive" Dance Production in Macon, Ga. With not many consecutive years of dance training, Jerry has ascended over and beyond the love for dance; it's a strong part of his being. Now he has a stern motto that he has committed himself to live by life, "There are people that watch things happen, and there are people that make things happen.....Which one are you?"

Eboni Williams (Playing the role of Sincere)

Joycelyn Dawson (Playing the role of Bianca)

Joycelyn Dawson is from Vallejo, California by way of Birmingham, Alabama. She started dance training at the tender age of five at Vallejo Ballet Company under the Tutledge of Ms. Diane Shavers. Once she moved to Birmingham at the age of ten, she began training under Ms. Jacqueline Crenshaw-Lockhart at the Performing Arts Institute in Ballet, Jazz, Modern, and Hip Hop until the age of seventeen. Since moving to Atlanta, Joycelyn has had the opportunity to work with choreographers Devyne Stephens, Fatima and the late Carol Mitchell-Leon. In 2007 she was offered a six month internship in New York City at Broadway Dance Center where she had the opportunity to work and perform with Brian Friedman, Mia Michaels, Lauri Ann-Gibson, and Leslie Felliciano just to name a few. Now back in Atlanta Joycelyn is teaching Hip Hop at Dancers Warehouse, Contemporary Jazz at Total Dance, Mommy and Me and Beginner Ballet at Smyrna Dance Community Center. She feels that performing and teaching is a gift, and she embraces everything about touching the lives of young dancers. " I will forever love to paint a picture and see it come to life. For dance is more than 5, 6, 7, 8....its artistry."

Anthony "Swift" Rice (Narrator)

Anthony Rice also known as "Swift" originally hails from Harlem, NY, and currently resides in Atlanta, GA. His distinctive style of comedy is noticeably evident on stage, whether it's a feature host or comedic poet. As the Executive Director of Atlanta's own, BlackTop Circus Improv Troupe, Swift is known as a risk-taker and is definitely not afraid to go the extra mile to make the audience laugh. Swift's niche is featuring because of his sarcastic nature. He grabs the audience and pulls them into his world. You got to be SWIFT to do that!!