Rosa Khlebnikova graduated with excellent results from the Moscow Conservatory. She won first prizes at national and international youth piano competitions.

Rosa has participated in many important musical events with famous orchestras. She has performed many solo-recitals, as well as chamber music and with orchestras in distinguished concert halls. Rosa has had solo, chamber and orchestral performances in Europe and Asia, and also performed at celebrated festivals. She also has taught and given master-classes as professor of piano in the University of Seoul, South Korea.

Since 2002, she has been actively working with children as a piano and singing teacher Currently she lives and works in Prague, Czech Republic. She works at Dancing Center of Prague as an accompanist and piano teacher.

Neda Taslimian has been directing theatre with children and teens for over eight years. With a second Master's in Dramatic Literature and currently studying Authorial Acting and Pedagogy at DAMU University, she blends academic knowledge with practical experience.

Neda focuses on the process rather than the final result. She helps children build confidence, connect with their bodies, and develop teamwork skills. She believes in creating a supportive environment where kids can express themselves freely and grow emotionally.

With two years of study in Art Therapy, Neda also uses creative methods to promote emotional well-being and self-discovery.

She is 20 years old and a graduate of the Dance Centre Prague Conservatory-Gymnasium. She became a member of the Balet Praha Junior dance ensemble.

With extensive stage experience, she performs in theaters across the Czech Republic. She has participated in various dance festivals and projects and collaborates with prominent Czech and international choreographers.

Since September 2021, she has been working at the Music English Theatre (current employment).

She is a graduate of Taneční centrum Praha and was a member of the Balet Prague Junior company for several years, where she gained extensive stage experience in both contemporary and classical repertoire.

Beyond performing, she has taught children’s dance, helping young students develop technique, musicality, and self-confidence. She also has experience teaching English to children, designing dynamic lessons that make language learning engaging and interactive.

Currently, she is pursuing further studies in Liberal Arts and Humanities at Charles University, combining her artistic background with academic exploration.

An award-winning artist, she has been recognized at international festivals and competitions across Europe, including Ukraine, Turkey, the Czech Republic, Poland, France, Germany, Serbia, and Lithuania.

Her professional collaborations include working with the National Opera of Prague, Ponec Theatre, Lenka Vagnerová & Company, and Rozbark Theater, where she refined her craft and expanded her artistic vision.

Her training spans prestigious institutions such as Duncan Centre Conservatory, Taneční Centrum Praha, the University of Music in Warsaw, and Akademia Humanistyczno-Ekonomiczna in Łódź, complemented by an Erasmus exchange at HAMU in Prague.