Nicolas Scheuer & Friends Gala

Amber Huggett started dancing at age two at Rhythm Pointe Dance Academy in Shelby Township, Michigan. She trained at Nashville Ballet under Nick Mullikin, Paul Vasterling, and others, and later as a trainee at Charlotte Ballet. Amber has performed soloist roles in ballets like Sleeping Beauty and Walpurgisnacht Ballet, and recently trained with Grand Rapids Ballet. She’s thrilled to join Dayton Ballet this season, returning to dance in Nashville, TN.

A native of Pennsylvania, Amy attended Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre School under Marjorie Grundvig and Dennis Marshall. She continued her studies in Boston Ballet School’s trainee program as a Pao scholar. Since joining Saint Louis Ballet in 2013, Amy has danced numerous principal and soloist roles, including Giselle, Lilac Fairy in The Sleeping Beauty, the Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker, Tall Girl in George Balanchine’s Rubies, Mercedes in Don Quixote, and Fairy Godmother in Cinderella. She has also performed in Twyla Tharp’s Nine Sinatra Songs and originated featured roles in Amy Seiwert’s Other View, Tom Gold’s Oasis, and several works by Saint Louis Ballet’s artistic director, Gen Horiuchi.

Caleb Emory hails from Corpus Christi, TX, where he began his ballet journey under Christina Munroe at Corpus Christi Ballet in 2009. He later honed his skills at Houston Repertoire Ballet (2020) before joining Louisville Ballet’s Studio Company post-2022 Summer Intensive. Now a proud member of the Louisville Ballet Company, Caleb enjoys playing guitar, drums, and video games in his spare time, with a passion for ballets like Giselle, Don Quixote, and Cold Virtues.

Jacob began dancing at twelve in the Chicago area, initially training in classical ballet before diving into the world of competition and contemporary dance. He has performed principal roles in shows like Cinderella, The Nutcracker, and Aladdin, and has won numerous competitions across the Midwest. Jacob is dedicated to making the dance world more inclusive and accepting, one dance class at a time.

Born in Bogota, Colombia, Luis trained under Ms. Maniya Barredo of the Metropolitan Ballet Theatre. His accolades include third place at the Youth American Grand Prix (2008) and first place in pas de deux at the American Ballet Competition (2013). He began his career with Houston Ballet II, dancing works by renowned choreographers like Stanton Welch and George Balanchine.
Luis has performed with Orlando Ballet, the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, and Sarasota Ballet, showcasing his talent in productions such as Swan Lake, Carmina Burana, Sylvia, and Anna Karenina. Throughout his career, he has also taught at prestigious institutions including the Joffrey Ballet School and Sarasota Ballet School. Luis has been a company member with Diablo Ballet for the past season.

Terin has dedicated 14 years to dance, 7 professionally, gracing stages, music videos (including artists like Little Big Town and Tyler Hubbard), and even the hit HBO series “we’re here”. His talents have shone on “So You Think You Can Dance” and in festive films like “It’s Christmas Again!”. Recently, Terin wowed audiences at the CMA Awards and CMA Country Christmas alongside icons like Lindsey Stirling and Trisha Yearwood. Currently, he inspires as a main company teacher at The WRK. PLC. For Dancers in Hendersonville, TN, and as a sought-after guest instructor nationwide.

Priscilla Miller, originally from Florida, has been immersed in music since the age of 4. Since relocating to Nashville in 2022 to pursue her dream as a Gospel singer/songwriter, Priscilla’s performances are known for their high energy and ability to move audiences to dance and feel free. Her music reflects themes of love, compassion, peace, and joy through a spiritual lens.

Listen to Priscilla’s original tracks, ‘Love Myself’ & ‘Don’t Give Up’, available for streaming on Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube, or for download on iTunes.