Molly began formal dance training in her hometown of Jefferson City, Missouri at the age of 4. She has been trained in classical ballet technique, pointe, contemporary, modern, jazz, and hiphop. In 2017, she graduated Summa Cum Laude from Missouri State University with a Bachelor of Science in Dance and a Bachelor of Social Work. Upon graduation, Molly accepted a position as a company dancer with the Dancing Wheels Company and School in Cleveland, Ohio. During her four seasons with the company, she enjoyed both national and international touring and performing works by choreographers such as Marc Brew, David Dorfman, Catherine Meredith, Dianne McIntyre, James Morrow, David Rousseve, and Mark Tomasic. Beyond her work at Dancing Wheels, Molly also danced and choreographed as a freelance artist with Levity Dance and Physical Theatre and The Cleveland Dance Project, performed a guest appearance at the Dysautonomia Support Network Patient Choice Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C., and has been a company member with MorrisonDance since the beginning of 2020. Outside of performing, Molly is also an active dance educator, having taught at several studios in Missouri and the Greater Cleveland region. Molly also earned her Teacher Certification in Physically Integrated Dance and was a regular teacher for Dancing Wheels’ company ballet class and within the company’s school and outreach programming for individuals with and without disabilities. Since moving to Nashville, Tennessee in 2021, Molly has enjoyed performing with Satellite Dance, X-Contemporary Dance, and Art in Flight, dancing as a company member with di Mossa, and continuing to share her love of dance to people of all abilities as a teacher at MOVE Inclusive Dance! In addition to her dance career, Molly also graduated with a Master of Social Work from Cleveland State University in 2021 with a focus on working with people with disabilities and nonprofit management and is currently employed as a social worker at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

A Nashville native who started dancing at the age of 6. She has been trained in classical ballet technique, pointe, modern, contemporary, jazz, and hip hop. When she was 12, she studied at the Dance Theatre of Tennessee, which gave her exposure to the professional ballet and contemporary community. From there, she went on to perform with a ballet company for 4 years while attending University. Layne graduated in May 2018 from MTSU with a Bachelor's degree in German and Entertainment Technology. Then she moved on to join X-Contemporary Dance as a company artist in 2019. Performance opportunities have included roles in Cinderella, Hansel & Gretel, Quietness, and Insectum along with soloist roles in ‘Sleeping Beauty’ as the ‘Song Fairy', 'Cinderella', and a contemporary ‘Swan Lake’ as ‘Odile’. Now, she teaches aerial dance classes as well as freelances around Nashville doing various projects and music videos.

Delaine is a professional dancer, choreographer, teaching artist, and actress whose work spans across live performance and film. Her style fuses the elegance and grace of classical techniques with the innovation and storytelling of contemporary forms to create poetry in motion. She is a graduate of The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s certificate program. She also studied with The Joffrey Ballet School and Nashville School for the Arts. She has toured with The Alvin Ailey Repertory Group, danced for Louis Vuitton during NYC fashion week, performed with Void the Movement Project, and many others.... She is currently performing with Nashville Dance Collective and Project Awake. She has also appeared in many music videos for major artists and in Dance Spirit, Dance Teacher, and Vice magazines.

A dance artist born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama. Randolph graduated Summa Cum Laude from Troy University with a BFA in Dance and a Minor in Public Relations, in May of 2020. As a student of the Department of Dance, she was a company member of Troy Repertory Dance Ensemble, a group of dancers chosen by audition to represent the BFA in Dance program. While at Troy University, Randolph was chosen to participate in various master classes and workshops, including a ballet masterclass from Edward Villela and a week-long choreographic workshop with Thang Dao. Too, she was chosen to perform works by Takehiro Ueyama, José Limón set by Dante Puleio, James Boyd, Nicki Loud, Lisa Bauford, Caitlin Parish and London Brison. Seeking further dance education, Randolph attended the American Dance Festival in 2018, where she trained under Ramón Flowers (ballet), Christian Von Howard (contemporary) and Charles A. Anderson (kinetic storytelling). While at ADF, she took masterclasses from Paul Taylor Dance Company, Pilobolus and Rosie Herrera Dance Theatre. In 2019, Randolph accepted two highly competitive internships in New York City, New York, including the José Limón Dance Foundation as the Education Intern and RIOULT Dance NY as the Development Intern. Randolph's most recent training came from Orange Grove Dance in their 2020 summer intensive that focused heavily on technique and repertory from the company, as well as multi-media elements, including film, sound design and lighting design. Randolph currently operates as a guest teacher and guest choreographer to studios around the Southeast. Her original work has been accepted into various national choreographic festivals, including Body Logic Dance Festival, Catharsis Series II, CDC Fest, IWD Showcase, New Century Dance Project, New Wave Dance Festival and New Works Dance Concert. She continues to see her original choreography present at choreographic festivals, including the premiere of her newest work at the DAP festival in Pietrasanta Italy. Randolph is excited to perform her first work with Nashville Dance Collective.