Terry Wedington
Terry Wedington aka TSU Terry was born and raised in Baltimore, MD and started dancing at the age of 14 to stay off the streets. He began teaching at the age of 21 to give back to the youth. Terry is the leader of the 2x We Run This City Group Competition Champions TSU Dance Crew. In 2018 the Crew was inducted into The Bmore Than Dance Hall of Frame. He was inspired by the late great club queen DJ -Kswift's work ethic and wanted to continue the Baltimore club legacy through dance. Terry and his group TSU have also made two appearances at the world famous Apollo Theater in New York. His artistic collaborators include Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Durk, Meek Mill, Azalea Banks, Kali Uchis, and Miami Tip from Love & Hip-Hop. Terry has toured around the world with TT the Artist & Rye Rye. Terry was also featured in Lil Duval's "Smile" music video, as seen on B.E.T Jams, and has been featured on "Dark City Beneath The Beat", currently streaming on Netflix. Recently, Terry has become a faculty member of the one of the longest running dance conventions, Monsters Of Hip Hop, and has traveled the world teaching in four counties and multiple states including Canada, Russia, Sweden and St Lucia.
KiLeigh Williams
Ki’Leigh Williams is a member of Chloe Arnold's Syncopated Ladies. As a midwestern native from Indiana, she began her professional dance career at the age of 10 performing and touring with the off-Broadway show, Tap Kids. After touring for 8 years, she graduated from Marion High School and began her studies at Point Park University. Ki’Leigh played for the Point Park Women’s soccer team, majored in Forensic Science with a minor in Chemistry and Biology all while teaching Tap & Hip-Hop for their community classes and International Summer Dance Intensive. The big move came in 2014, when she left for the west coast. Once moving to Los Angeles, Kileigh began teaching tap & hip-hop industry styles at Movement Lifestyle, Millennium Dance Complex & Motus The Company. She is also the founder and creative director of the all-female dance collective, The GentleLadies. She’s featured as a dancer on projects with Usher, Adam Levine, Big Boi, Jesse McCartney and AlunaGeorge. Ki’Leigh also worked with Cirque Di Soleil, and has been seen on Disney+: “Encore”, “Spirited” on Apple TV+ and in the short length Remy Martin film, “TeamUpForExcellence”.
Sasha Brens - DJ Sasha B
My first love will always be dance. Thank God for rhythm and Dance. I wouldn't be a DJ if it wasn't for dance.
Members of Baltimore’s TSU Dance Crew, from left: Ryan Daly a.k.a. Ayo Shag, Charvez Mackall a.k.a. TSU Rum and Terry Wedington a.k.a. TSU Terry. (Ariel Zambelich/The Baltimore Banner)
Official Page EST 2008 2x @apollotheater Appearance 2x WRTC Champs.
Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer
Founder & CEO | Studio T Arts & Entertainment
Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer, founder of Studio T Arts & Entertainment, is a leader in youth empowerment and the arts. Since 2005, she has transformed Studio T from a dance studio into a nonprofit that mentors underserved youth, reaching over 880,000 nationwide. Inspired by her own experiences in an opportunity-scarce environment, Sandifer founded Studio T to showcase the economic and emotional power of the arts, media and entrepreneurship. She has pioneered integrating arts education with social/emotional learning (SEL) and is set to launch a mobile app to expand access to her distance learning platform, PasstoClass.com. Sandifer’s contributions have been recognized through numerous accolades, including California Woman of the Year and Forbes Culture 50 Champion.
DJ Hannah Rose
Hannah Feuerwerker discovered her passion and talent for dance when at the age of 12, she started at Studio T Arts & Entertainment, formerly known as Studio T Urban Dance Academy. By the time she was sixteen, she was not only teaching dance herself, she had bloomed into a confident young woman with a strong work ethic and a drive to do more. She grew in her talent and ability to serve the community by modeling the power of dance in Sacramento’s schools, churches, community centers, and libraries for the past 9 years. She is a debt free, college graduate with a Dance major, and Communications minor with an emphasis on digital media, from Sacramento State. In a very short time, Miss Hannah has performed, traveled, and attended workshops across the country, including: Pulse New York, LA Hip Hop Intensive, Monsters of Hip Hop, Kaos, and Los Angeles’ BuildaBeast. She has worked with artists like Kehlani, Lecrae, DLow, Khaled, and Kamaiyah.
In addition to dance, she already owns her own DJ company. When at the age of 17 she expressed that she wanted to learn how to DJ. Her dance coach Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer overheard her and immediately connected her with the local radio station 103.5. While Hannah was at the radio station she would learn not only how to DJ, but what equipment to purchase and more about the industry. Miss Tee helped her develop her brand alongside the DJ’s who gave her hands-on training. She developed her skills and shortly after, Hannah Rose Entertainment was officially established.
Tamaira “Miss Tee” Sandifer
Tamaira "Miss Tee" Sandifer's remarkable contributions have earned her numerous accolades, including a Gold Stevie Award for Female Executive of the Year, a 2024 LA Times Inspirational Women Leadership Award honoree, and recognition on the 2024 Involve x YouTube Heroes Women Role Model List. Studio T Arts has also won Silver for the 2024 Stevie Awards Organization of the Year and the 2024 Global Recognition Award. Previous honors include being named on a Forbes List as a Forbes 50 Culture Champion and the CA Legislative Caucus Woman of the Year. Tamaira is also the founder of California’s Day of Dance, an annual statewide celebration that brings youth from diverse backgrounds together to perform and honor legends in the dance world. Her graduates have gone on to achieve global success, working with artists like Beyonce, Drake, Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Usher, and Chris Brown. Tamaira also served on the Americans for the Arts - Arts Education Council and holds a chair role on the board of California for the Arts, further cementing her legacy as a champion for youth and the arts.
Pepper Von
Pepper Von is a national and international fitness educator, motivational speaker, and co-owner of Step One Dance & Fitness in Sacramento. He has presented for the American Council on Exercise, Aerobic Fitness Association of America, and International Sports Medicine Association. Pepper is a master trainer and examiner for the World Aerobic Kickboxing Association International as well as a featured presenter for the California Association of Health, P.E., Recreation and Dance.
Pepper has trained dancers who have been in videos and performances by Christina Aguilera, Will Smith, MC Hammer, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, and Madonna, and he has trained many of the fitness models and competitors seen in magazines worldwide. He has appeared with several celebrities, including Gregory Hines, Billy Blanks, Bill Belamy, and Sinbad.
Pepper is also the Founder and CEO of Dream Collectives–a program to identify and redirect misguided youth by providing them with resources, education, tools, and experiences which provide positive non-criminal adjustment into society and family environment.
Berenis Leonard
Berenis Leonard is a versatile and accomplished artist with expertise across multiple artistic disciplines. Beyond her exceptional talent, she is a dedicated mentor and leader, inspiring both her peers and the youth she serves. Berenis excels in ballet, salsa, jazz, hip-hop, visual arts, media arts, and bucket drumming, showcasing her dynamic range and passion for the arts. Her dedication and creativity make her a true arts advocate, always striving to uplift and empower those around her.