Ms. Lucy started her ballet studies at a young age at the school of Teatro de la Opera de Maracay Venezuela. At age 10, Ms. Lucy was accepted through a rigorous audition into the school of Ballet Teresa Carreño in Caracas, under the direction of Josefina Conchesso, she later received an invitation to attend the “Instituto Superior de Arte del Teatro Colon”, Buenos Aires, Argentina, training also privately with ballet masters Olga Ferri, Raul Candal and Caty Gallo. She danced professionally with Ballet Theatre of Miami, under the direction of former Boston Ballet and Joffrey Ballet principal Tony Catanzaro, for whom she assisted in teaching company class. She also danced soloist roles and toured nationally and internationally with Ballet David Campos in Barcelona, Spain. Ms. Godoy was a Soloist with Ballet Teresa Carreño for five years dancing roles from all guesting choreographers including Alicia Alonso ́s Giselle. She has been a guest dancer with Nina Novak Ballet Company, South Florida Ballet and Ballet Concerto. When returning to Miami she danced with the Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami under the direction of Pedro Pablo Peña before retiring in 2013. Ms. Lucy holds an MFA in Dance from Hollins University in Virginia from where she received a Fellowship Award based on experience Ms. Lucy has over 25 years of experience teaching ballet to children as young as 3 all the way through to adults. She is also part of the faculty of Broward College, as the Ballet Professor.

Born in Colombia, Sofia started dancing from an early age influenced by the artistic roots in her family, using the internet to teach herself choreographies. After moving to the United States, she began training in ballet and modern dance, under the tutelage of Lucila Godoy and Damaris Ferrer. She graduated with an AA degree in dance from Broward College in 2021, where she has continued taking part as a dancer and choreographer in dance concerts and virtual dance series. Shortly after graduating, Sofia began working with Joy Deco Enterprises
teaching children ballet, hip-hop, and cheerleading as well as working with Alonzo Williams Dance Company in independent dance projects. She continues to take ballet and contemporary classes with professor Lucila in Connection Dance Center, where she also takes part in dance shows.