Katherine Crockett is a dance based performance artist, and immersive experience designer. A former principal dancer in The Martha Graham Dance Company for 21 years, she has had works created for her by diverse artists such as Robert Wilson, Yvonne Rainer, Lucinda Childs, Martha Clarke, Richard Move, Larry Keigwin, Maureen Flemming-Odo, Anne B. Parsons and Susan Stroman.

Crockett starred in and choreographed her role as ‘Queen' in the immersive Off–Broadway hit Queen of the Night. She danced as Cate Blanchett’s dancer-double in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Crockett was the guest soloist, dancing the role of Helen of Troy, alongside Mikhail Baryshnikov in the White Oak Dance Project. Crockett has been televised performing Graham’s legendary Appalachian Spring (PBS), Herodiade (PBS), and the iconic solo Lamentation (BBC). She also performed as a guest artist for the “Return Festival” in Kosovo hosted by Vanessa Redgrave and UNICEF.

Crockett was featured as ‘Helen' in the SITI Company’s production of Trojan Women (After Euripides). She performed as lead actor in the feature film Fall to Rise. She is has a featured scene with Meryl Streep in Ricki and the Flash. Crockett has performed the principal dance role of Amneris, with The Washington Opera’s AIDA directed by Placido Domingo and has performed and choreographed for special events and galas worldwide including the Cannes Film Festival with Dame Shirley Bassey, the VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards, the Gala of the Stars of the 21st century, the FYC/Vanity Fair Emmy’s special event for TV series "The Alienist," Paramount Pictures Premiere party for I Am The Night, Ovation TV premiere special event for Versailles, the runways of Alexander McQueen and Victoria’s Secret as well and as dancing as the featured soloist for PRADASS2020 Shanghai. Crockett also choreographed The Cherry Orchard starring Ellen Burstyn at The Actors Studio. Crockett is currently the Creative Director and choreographer for a permanent new immersive entertainment production at the Museum of Sex Miami set to open this year.

Sarah Sparkles is a top New York City rhinestone artist bedazzler, leading the crystal application department at Darrell Thorne Studios. Using the world's finest crystals, Sparkles executes meticulous custom embellishments for Thorne’s one of a kind costume designs. These unique, crystalized ensambles have been featured in Rupaul's Drag Race, High Maintenance, and the Park Avenue Armory Gala.

Sarah Sparkles is native New Yorker with 2 decades of experience crafting dazzling custom fine art, props, costumes and accessories for avant garde artists, private clients, and luxury brands. In 2005 Sarah Sparkles joined the Bergdorf Goodman visual department as a window dresser. For the next 15 years she honed her skills as an artisan and installation artist, fabricating custom props, crystal rhinestone art, and visual displays for a wide array of high fashion brands. Sarah Sparkles is an ongoing commissioned crystal artist for the infamous Bergdorf holiday windows and Swarovski displays.

For more info on Sarah Sparkles current projects and ongoing art adventures, visit Instagram @SarahSparkles218 and SarahSparkles.com.

Anastasia Durasova is a Siberia-born makeup artist and body painter known for extreme technical skill and creative versatility. Her training in classical painting and sculpture inform her sensibility, and allow her to move fluidly between commercial beauty and creative makeup. Anastasia’s client list includes YSL Beauty, Maybelline New York, Estee Lauder, Clinique, Y3, Thom Browne, Victoria’s Secret, and Covergirl. She has shot with Mert Alas and Marcus Pigott, Ellen Von Unwerth, Paola Kudacki, Platon, Greg Kadel, Mark Selinger, Keneth Willardt, Robert Trachtenberg, Cass bird and Glen Luchford. Her publications include: Vogue international editions and Teen Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar US, Elle US, Garage Magazine, Paper Magazine and others.