The first company dance performed to Ritmo Masacote's music, this music and dance was created in honor of Take Five, the 5/4 couple choreography which made Ana & Joel famous. In it, the company probes deep into musical timing and structure. The work is characterized by numerous quick group transitions, sharp lines and movements, and salsa contrasts danced in 5/4 and 4/4 timing.

A salsa infused with subtle elements of Tango and Flamenco, this enduring classic is characterized by transitions between sharp and smooth/relaxed movements. The first choreography created by Ana and Joel Masacote, Mambo Gallego has seen many changes throughout the years.

One of the featured works in the Fantagious Theater Production, this dance explores the essence of frustration, sadness, and emotional release. Melancholy seamlessly integrates elements of Hip Hop and contemporary ballet with lightning fast partnerwork and changes. Sheila Chen opens with a serene and expressive contemporary ballet solo.