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With over 20 years of experience in the private and professional consultation business, Elizabeth Fotinopoulos has successfully transformed the lives and fortunes of many. She is celebrated as one of the most gifted people in her field of psychic analysis. Her ability to identify and help others overcome unseen obstacles has been proven time and again. Born and raised in New York City, she was named valedictorian of her high school class and completed college soon after. She worked alongside her father, an attorney, then moved on to a position at General Motors, working her way up to the position of first female Service Director in the United States and Europe. However, her true calling had been discovered at a young age. She discovered her connection with the part of life not visible to most at the age of five.She was guided by the gentle hand of her grandmother, who had similar abilities and by the support of her understanding family. She has served foreign and local dignitaries, celebrities, and high-level executives for some of the most respected Asian companies in the world. She is fluent in Spanish, Greek, and English, and is currently learning Chinese.Based in Long Island, New York, she's the proud mother of three sons and four grandchildren.George de la Peña is a multi-disciplinary performer-director-choreographer-researcher who continues to seek new knowledge through the arts and sciences. Of particular interest is the investigation of how music, visual, and theater arts inform movement, cognition and emotion, and how, together, they provoke an audience to critically examine the human condition. Critical to this research are developments in neuroscience directly related to human health and wellness. In addition, he is dedicated to accurate Documentary Production in order to record and analyze current trends in the field of dance performance/practice and to raise questions regarding cognitive development, focus, and artistry. This area of research includes documentation, analysis, and synthesis.He began his career with American Ballet Theatre after graduating from George Balanchine's School of American Ballet. He has had the honor to work with many choreographers including George Balanchine, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Martha Clarke, Alonzo King, Kenneth MacMillan, Mark Morris, Rudolf Nureyev, Dwight Rhoden, Jerome Robbins, AntonyTudor, Twyla Tharp, Glen Tetley, Doug Varone, Dan Wagoner, and many others.In 1978 he was chosen to portray Vaslav Nijinsky in the Paramount Pictures/Herbert Ross film Nijinsky. He followed that with numerous other projects for film and television as an actor where he worked with distinguished artists such as Alan Bates, Blake Edwards, Marsha Norman, Richard Levinson, Stanley Donen, John Turturro, Kathy Bates, Elizabeth McGovern, and most recently, Patrick Swayze.George is a member of the Lincoln Center Theater Director's Laboratory.