~ Emmanuel "EMan" Rodriguez
A specialist in breakdancing and on-stage acrobatics.
Rodriguez is no stranger to the big occasion. Australian audiences will recognize this upbeat entertainer for his captivating performances in the 2009 series of "So You Think You Can Dance Australia." where he placed in the final 20. A born performer with a touch of a cheeky side, Rodriguez can hold his own on any stage.
Like his namesake, the New Zealand-born breakdancer has power in spades. He's the head-spin king in the group, who carries a smooth-ness into his performances. His silky skills were showcased in "So You Think You Can Dance Australia."
A choreographer with a penchant for breakdancing and body-popping, Tohi is a creative force in the side. A New Zealander from Tongan and Tanzanian background, Tohi's ideas become the blue-prints for Justice Crew shows.
~ Omar Kamara
Big on musicality, Kamara is Justice Crew's resident American hip hop aficionado. He's got the X-factor, and he lights up the stage everytime with his wit and style.
~ The Twins (Len John Ruela Pearce and John Len Ruela Pearce)
They're passionate, they're popping and they're improving at a frightening rate. The young guns in the pack, these brothers have only two-years of dancing under their belt and little technical background. These twins of Filipino and Australian heritage bring a raw-ness to the crew, an impressive knack for picking-up choreography and double the passion.
~ Paul Eric Merciadez
With his long hair and rat's tail, Merciadez is hard to miss. Looks can be deceiving. "He's so clean. He's like the polish you apply to your car" says Rodriguez. "You look at your car and think, ‘damn my car is so clean'. That's Pauly".
~ Lukas Wildrok
Breakdancer Wildrok is the all-rounder of the Crew with an appetite for rock music. He brings a touch of punk and emo, and each time he hits the stage, expect the unexpected. Another big-time performer who captivated viewers of "So You Think You Can Dance Australia."
