Kerri Kresinski, Aerialist Kerri Kresinski has been performing for her entire life. Her style is eclectic, building from her foundation of classical and modern dance and acrobatics, adding depth from Butoh, height from aerial acrobatics, and spice from African, hip hop, belly dance and funk. Kerri has performed in shows all over the world including the New Pickle Circus and MTV's My Super Sweet Sixteen. She is a co-founder and performer in San Francisco's Sweet Can Circus. Kerri makes a living performing her aerial tissue and double strap acts, dancing, playing percussion, stilt walking, and teaching classes and workshops.

Jesus Cortes has worked in a wide variety of dance forms from modern to jazz and from hip hop to traditional Mexican dance. He has danced with Ensambles Ballet Folklórico de San Francisco, Moving People Dance Theater and the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. Jesus has performed throughout the United States, Switzerland and Mexico. He is also a teaching artist in ALICE's education program.

Danny Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam. At the age of eighteen, he escaped in an eight-meter boat with 47 other Boat People. Upon arriving in the US, he was inspired to begin a career in dance. He earned his MFA in Dance, Performance, and Choreography from Mills College. In June 1999, he formed the Nguyen Dance Company and has participated in numerous international dance workshops.

Susan Voyticky is best known in San Francisco for developing Circus Zero with Keith Hennessy, and for her performances with the New Pickle Circus. Susan has also worked with a variety of Bay Area companies including Eat Cake Productions, The Medea Project, Epiphany Productions, and Zaccho Dance Theatre, while teaching and choreographing aerial arts at the San Francisco Circus Center. She was a featured aerial soloist swinging in the Universoul Circus' Magic of Soul Tour. Most recently, she was part of a large aerial ensemble at Universal Studios Japan in the show Fantastic World.