Kristina is a dynamic performer, educator, choreographer, and movement director based inVancouver, Canada. With a rich background in storytelling through movement, she has traveled extensively to share her passion and expertise. Her university education has shaped her compassionate approach, treating each individual as unique—a quality reflected in her students’ successes across North America, Europe, and New Zealand.

A notable highlight of Kristina's career includes being a principal dancer in the Opening Ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics. She has also performed as an opening act for American recording artist Mya. Her television credits feature roles in The X-Files, Hellcats, Once Upon a Time, and Psych. On stage, she has graced numerous productions, including West Side Story, Anything Goes, 42nd Street, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Additionally, she has been a featured tap dancer at the Vancouver Spring Show at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre and at the Orpheum Theatre’s 90th Anniversary Celebration. As a choreographer and movement director, Kristina's work spans film, television, theatre, and commercial projects.

Her training in tap and theatre around the world has equipped her to nurture talent effectively. Kristina has trained dancers who have achieved recognition and titles at prestigious events like The Dance Awards and NYCDA national finals. Formerly the artistic director of TapCo (Vancouver Tap Dance Society), she has now found a home at A3 District in Burnaby, British Columbia, facilitating the tap and musical theatre programs. She has also served as a faculty member at the Vancouver International Tap Festival and the Rhythm, Body, and Soul Festival in Calgary, as well as at Harbour Dance Centre. Kristina’s commitment to inspiring the next generation of performers continues to leave a lasting impact.