High Strung Free Dance

In 2006, Kampa was awarded a gold medal in the USA National Youth Ballet competition, won the Russian Pointe Model Search award, and was a semi-finalist at the Prix de Lausanne International ballet competition in Switzerland. At 17, Kampa was invited to study at the world famous Vaganova Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia. Upon graduation, she received the unprecedented honor of a foreigner being awarded a full Russian Diploma. After fulfilling a contract with Boston Ballet, Keenan was asked to be the first American to join the Mariinsky Theatre, where she danced principal roles including Kitri in Don Quixote and Myrtha in Giselle, among others. Due to a hip injury, Kampa returned to the United States for surgery. It was during her recovery that she was offered the lead role of Ruby in HIGH STRUNG, marking her acting debut.

Modeling work for Kampa has included the face of the 2013 International Campaign for G Star Raw, AG Jeans, The Ballerina Project, Ballet Zaida. She has been on multiple covers of Dance Spirit and has been featured in Hunger, Nylon, Pointe, Teen Vogue, Glamour, Glamour Spain, Seventeen, NBC Sochi-Winter Olympics, Russia Today, New York Times, Boston Globe, The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, and more.

Kampa also serves as a spokesperson and ambassador for children with special needs through the Lejeune Foundation in Paris. Always creative and artistic, Kampa has recently begun collaboration with an art collective.

Galiztine was then cast in the lead role of the rebellious, hip-hop violinist Johnny Blackwell in High Strung. Subsequently, he was cast as one of the lead roles in John Butler’s new feature, Handsome Devil with Andrew Scott. Most recently, Galitzine was announced as one of Screen International’s “Stars of Tomorrow” for 2015.

Galitzine is also an accomplished singer and musician and writes and performs his own music.

Seymour’s past films include the James Bond movie, Live and Let Die, the cult classic Somewhere in Time, and the comedy smash Wedding Crashers. Her television credits include an Emmy award-winning performance in Onassis: The Richest Man in the World as Maria Callas, East of Eden (for which she was awarded a Golden Globe), the mini-series War and Remembrance and her Golden Globe-winning role in the title role of the long-running television series, Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. Additionally, Seymour appeared on the Emmy-nominated show, Dancing With The Stars. Her recent projects include the Sony Classics’ Austenland, the romantic comedy Love By Design, the dance film High Strung and Marlon Wayan’s 2016 comedy, Fifty Shades of Black.

Born in Hillingdon, England, and raised in Wimbledon, Seymour began dance training an early age and was just 13 years of age when she made her professional debut with the London Festival Ballet. That same year, she entered the Arts Educational Trust for dance, music and theatre training and danced with the visiting Kirov Ballet at Covent Garden.

Seymour is involved in many philanthropic causes including Childhelp, American Red Cross, City Hearts and Camp Soaring Eagle. In addition to the charitable work that she does with these notable organizations, in 2010 the performer launched the Open Hearts Foundation.

After wrapping her turn in High Strung as Jazzy, a rebellious student too talented for her own good, Mizuno went on to land a co-starring role in Damien Chazzele’s highly anticipated musical, LaLa Land, with Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling. Mizuno is also featured in the lead role of the upcoming drama, Alleycats.

A few years back, Mizuno could be seen dancing with Scotland’s national ballet company, Scottish Ballet, modeling in the pages of i-D and Dazed & Confused and wearing Chanel, Alexander McQueen and Saint Laurent in photographer Can Evgin’s fashion short for Louis Vuitton-backed culture video channel “Nowness” (in which she was seen in a duet with an albino python).

Other Theatre credits: Phantom of the Opera (West End) Flashdance (original cast), Chess (The Royal Albert Hall), Pippin (The Menier Chocolate Factory) , Dirty Dancing (West End), Chicago (Curve), Macbeth (Bridgehouse Theatre) and Guys and Dolls (Chichester Festival Theatre).

Anabel has danced for Madonna, Seal, Jessie J, Florence and the machine and Beyonce. She was also a top 14 finalist of the UK version of SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE.

In 2016 Anabel made a transition into television and film acting, appearing in several short films. Her film The Company was shortlisted in the BFI sci-fi film festival. She has recently wrapped on a feature film named La Giovinezza directed by Paolo Sorrentino.

Anabel describes her role as April in High Strung as “The most beautiful gift of a role” and thanks the wonderful Michael and Janeen Damian for blessing her with this opportunity.

Marcus’ film credits include Stomp the Yard 2 and Step Up 3D. He can also be seen on Glee, Drop Dead Diva, Fresh Beat Band, Victorious and Zeke and Luther.

Recently, Eastwood choreographed the highly acclaimed “Sober” Music Video for Childish Gambino, was supervising choreographer on the feature-length movie, Breaking Through (written and directed by John Swetnam and produced by John Legend). He played a featured character in the High Strung and choreographed and performed in the first-ever all-dance act at the Bonnaroo Music Festival, which was attended by more than 95,000 people.

Eastwood also choreographed the music video for Zendaya’s video “Replay,” which was featured heavily on The Disney Channel and had a featured solo spot on Dancing With The Stars, was a celebrity choreographer on DanceOn’s Dance Showdown, enjoyed eight weeks as lead dancer/choreographer on Mtv’s ABDC7 Return Of The Superstars, appeared as a principal dancer in the video for Justin Bieber’s “Beauty and a Beat”, was in the Ubisoft/Black-Eyed Peas Experience television advertisement, won World of Dance Entertainer of The Year, and choreographed music videos for K-Pop star Taemin, Shannon, Trevor Jackson, Vic Mensa, Tori Kelly, Blake McGrath, 5LPs, Elijah Blake w/Common, He Met Her and Marques Houston.

Currently on faculty for Pulse On Tour, VIP Dance Events, and Young Lions since the age of 15, Eastwood has also traveled to 27 countries teaching classes, workshops, camps and dance intensives as well as regular events and workshops with Millennium Dance Center, Coastal Dance Rage, and Movement Lifestyle.

Eastwood also represents his own clothing line through Young Lions and was the exclusive Designer of the KUBSKOUTZ logo with worldwide brand recognition.

Active, in both the street world and the dance industry, Comfort has participated and won prestigious battles, like Juste Deboute in France and KOD in China to name of few. She has been choreographing and dancing alongside some of the top artists such as Hip Hop legend Missy Elliott at the Super Bowl 49 Half Time Show and in her newest music video "WTF" Where They From, with LLCool J at The Guys Choice Awards and Rihanna at the iHeart Radio Music Awards, as well as choreographing the Didn't Know You video by Indie artist, Karmin. Comfort also continues to dance and choreograph as an “All Star” on SYTYCD.

Her work doesn't end on the dance floor. She has acted in a number of films and TV shows over the past five years such as Step Up 5 All In, The Mindy Project. She is also featured in the role of “PopTart” in the upcoming feature film, High Strung, directed by Michael Damian.

In the midst of her dance career, her new role as a choreographer and her acting Comfort has found the time to reconnect with her familial roots in Nigeria. She is now a judge on a famous family show in Lagos, Nigeria Maltina Dance All.

And last, but certainly not least, Comfort has been actively pursuing her music career and has her song "Lose Your Mind" out on iTunes now. She is in the process of working on her EP.

Born in Bucharest to a Jewish family, Morenstern graduated from the Film and Theatre Academy of Bucharest. She then played at Teatrul Tineretului (youth theatre) in Piatra Neamt and at the Teatrul Evreiesc de Stat (State Jewish Theater) in Bucharest. From 1990 to 1998, she was a member of the company of the National Theatre in Bucharest, and since 1998 of Teatrul Bulandra. Additionally, she continues to act at the State Jewish Theatre and elsewhere in Romania.

Among her notable stage roles in recent years, Morgenstern was featured in a Romanian-language production of The Blue Angel (Ingerul Albastru in Romanian) at Bucharest’s Odeon Theater, in 2001-2002 she played (to great critical acclaim) Lola Lola, the character made famous by Marlene Dietrich. At the same time, she was also playing the role of Kathleen Hogan in a Romanian-language production of Israel Horovitz’s Park Your Car in Harvard Yard at the State Jewish Theater.

Morgenstern has appeared in numerous films, primarily in Hungarian and Romanian-language roles. In The Passion of the Christ, she performs a role in Aramaic, but like the other actors in the cast of that film, she memorized her lines phonetically.

Other films include The Long Good Friday (starring Bob Hoskins) and The Dogs of War (starring Christopher Walken) and the dance film High Strung.

Most recently, he has been shooting Netflix’s upcoming Untitled WWII series and enjoyed a starring role in Starz’s Da Vinci’s Demons. Other notable television appearances include The Bible, The Walking Dead, Life Of Shakespeare, Secrets And Lies and Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years. He has also continued to work as a stage actor. He has extensive experience performing in repertory in England and Scotland and the Royal Court Theatre. He is also a founding member of the Joint Stock Theatre Company.