T'Airra, a St. Louis native, has been deeply rooted in the dance community from an early age. She gained extensive experience by being part of multiple dance teams, both in and outside of school, and demonstrated her leadership skills by serving as captain on several occasions. While earning her degree in Business Administration from Lincoln University of Missouri, T'Airra continued to nurture her passion for dance as a flag girl for the university’s renowned Marching Musical Storm.
Her passion for dance extends beyond performance, with a strong focus on teaching and mentorship. This dedication culminated in the opportunity to coach her first majorette dance team, an experience that solidified her commitment to empowering young dancers. As the coach of The Eccentric Divine Dance Team, T'Airra is driven to elevate the team through mentorship, scholarship opportunities, and community service, with a vision of achieving excellence in the dance world.
Nzinga Swope, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, began her dance journey at the age of four. A former student of the St. Louis Dancer's Academy and the YMCA, she also served as the captain of the Hazelwood West Pridettes under the guidance of Kalonda Coyd. In addition to her academic dance pursuits, Nzinga has been actively involved in her church’s dance ministry.
After graduating high school, Nzinga continued her dance career as a Golden Girl at Kentucky State University. Passionate about teaching, she enjoys working with young children at kiddie camps, inspiring them to express themselves freely and to always "dance like no one is watching." Versatile in many dance styles, Nzinga's specialties include hip-hop, contemporary, and jazz.
In 2023, Nzinga Co-Founded Eccentric Divine Dance Team, where she was eager to contribute her skills, inspire others, and help the team reach new heights.
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