Since 1998 Arthur Lulu has been living, breathing, and dancing the Lindy Hop. He has been an integral part of the Toronto Lindy Hop/Swing Dance scene  as a dancer, teacher, performer, event coordinator, and embasador.  With its rich history, heritage, and energetic, playful nature, Arthur immediately gravitated to this original swing dance.

A teacher for various studios/organizations in Toronto since 2001,  Arthur has performed with well known musical acts Big Rude Jake, Colin James, and Jeff Healey to name a few.  He has performed at The Montreal Jazz Festival, The Canadian National Exhibition, Harbourfront Centre, Toronto's Beaches International Jazz Festival, the opening night of Luminato at Dundas Square in Toronto, and The Opening Night Gala at The Toronto International Film Festival. He has also appeared on Breakfast Television and was featured in Alex Pangman's One Night in Monte Carlo video.

When Heather O'Shea took her first swing dance class in February of 2006, she was hooked.  She has always had a passion for dancing but was captivated by the joyful, free-spirited nature of the Lindy Hop.  For months afterward she attended just about every social dance, class and workshop the Greater Toronto Area had to offer. 
In the fall of 2006 she started teaching and performing with Lulu*Hop. She has also performed with the Hogtown Swing Lindy Hoppers performance troupe and the Bees Knees dancers. In June of 2008, Heather performed with Toronto Lindy Hop for the opening night of Luminato at Dundas Square in Toronto, and in July of 2008, she won first place at the Toronto Open Swing Dance Championships Intermediate Jack and Jill competition.

Heather's love of swing-era music and passion for dancing are evident in classes, on stage, and on the social dance floor.  Her energy and enthusiasm are an inspiration to students, fellow teachers, and dancers alike.