STACY ZAWADZKI-JANUSZ  (OWNER/DIRECTOR AND DANCE, ACTING, VOICE AND EXERCISE EDUCATOR) of ZPAC-Stacy Zawadzki’s Performing Arts Center . Stacy and her ZPAC Company was chosen to audition in a private audition for the TV hit show "America's Got Talent", and perform in Disney World, Orange Bowl Halftime show along side the Goo Goo Dolls and Music Is Art, Along side Robbie Tacak of the Goo Goo Dolls, in variety of local benefits and festivals. Her accolades include students from Julliard, Pageant winners, Milwaukee Ballet, Nyssa, "So You Think You Can Dance Western NY" Top Four, National Pageant winners, and Title Winners from various competitions. Stacy is an Adjunct Professor of Theatre and Dance at Niagara University, a teacher at St. Margaret’s Catholic School, a teaching artist for the Arts in Education, a choreographer for local performing art companies, a Fitness Assessor and Professional Instructor with BWI Health and Promotions, and an Instructor of Pilates, and various Cardio Classes. She is also Co-Founder and choreographer of "Youth for Truth Performing Arts Company". Stacy is also founder and director of her dance companies; ECNAD and E Pluribus Unim.  She is a Certified Dance Teacher in the New York City Board of Education. She received Masters of Arts and Humanities Degree and Bachelor’s of Fine Arts Degree, Magna Cum Laude in Dance and Education from the University of Buffalo. Stacy is also the director, founder, and choreographer of her dance company "ECNAD". She is also CPR Certified under the American Red Cross. Stacy’s biography can also be seen in the "Who’s Who of American Women of 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010","Who’s Who In America and the World 2009, 2010". Stacy has been a member of the Buffalo Contemporary Dance Company, Marie-Christine Giordano Dance Company, where she was reviewed in The New York Times, Alpha Omega Dance Company, New Dance Collective Dance Company and the Zodiaque Dance Company. Stacy also has choreographed for the Music Is Art Festival under the direction of Robbie Tacak of the Goo Goo Dolls, ECNAD, E Pluribus Unim, Irish Classical Theatre, Elmwood Art Festival, Zodiaque Dance Company, American College Dance Festival, New Dance Collective, Young Choreographer’s Showcase, Lancaster Colorguard and Kenmore East Colorguard where they were awarded first in nationals, Dancer’s Workshop and "So You Think You Can Dance Western New York" and Walt Disney World "Magic Music Days". For the past eighteen years, Stacy has choreographed various musicals in the New York City area as well as the Buffalo area, such as "A Man of No Importance"-which has been awarded an Artie Award, "Gypsy," "The Sound of Music," "Once On This Island," "Pippin," Singin’ In The Rain," "High Society," "42^nd Street," "Guys and Dolls," "Hello Dolly," "My Fair Lady," "West Side Story," "Oklahoma," "Damn Yankees," "Bye Bye Birdie," "Anything Goes," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and "Grease," - where she was honored from the New York State Tanys Theatre Association for her choreography. She also is presently a choreographer for MTC Productions of Lancaster Opera House, Lancaster Colorguard and the Irish Classical Theatre. Professional credits include: Sandra D. in "Grease," the Hyena Ed in the "Lion King," Dancer in "Pocahontas" in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, a dancer in the Tommy Hilfiger Fashion Show in the British Virgin Islands, a principle dancer in "Aida and Carmina Burana," a dancer in "Chess," and "Anything Goes". She has studied privately with Marie Christine Giordano, and Luigi. She has also been a dancer in the World University Games and World Veterans Games. Stacy has made appearances on short films on HBO and was also featured in Tom Ralabate’s dance instructional video called "Jazzmania". Stacy currently can be seen as a soloist on a commercial demo spot aired by the TCT network and can be viewed on its local affiliate, WNYB TV 26. Stacy also spends her time judging for dance competitions all over United States and Canada. In the future Stacy also plans on getting her P.H.D. in Physical Therapy.



FACULTY

MARGO DAVIS (ACTING EDUCATOR) holds advanced education degrees in Theatre, Art, English, and Gifted and Talented Education.  Since returning to her native Buffalo, she has created characters on neatly every theatre stage in the area and on Broadway.  You may have seen her portraying Sara Hinsen or Louise Bethune as part of the Forest Lawn Cemetery Summer Sunday Tours.  Among her film credits are Ron Howard’s Night Shift, Woody Allen’s Zelig, and Barry Levinson’s, The Natural. Margo has regional and national voice credits to her name, including the revived “Hey Culligan Ma-an!”  Other voice credits include everything from Fisher-Price talking toys to Grandma Brown’s Baked Beans.  She studied privately with Sandy Dennis at H.B. Studio in NYC and Liz Kegly, Tom Babson, and Lee Gallup of L.A.  She chaired the Department of Theatre at the Buffalo Public School’s Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts for 12 years, directs plays for the Park School of Buffalo, is member of the Benched Players School Improvisational Group, and serves on the Theatre Curriculum Assessment, and Teacher Certification committees for the New York State Education Department and volunteers for several Western New York concerns including the Olmsted Parks Conservancy, The Western New York Reading Service, The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site and AARP.  She enjoys sailing, architecture, tagging and singing harmony.

BRITNEY EMMICK
MATT MYERS
RACHAEL PULINSKI
LEANNA PULINSKI