Our names are Bre and PJ Barber. We love pottery and we love our community! Our goal is to use the space and tools we have to have a positive impact on the community around us through providing a therapeutic outlet and equipping the more vulnerable populations with a skill. As we grow, we know that this passion will only start taking a larger role in what we do!
Bre has always loved all art forms, but dove into pottery her last year of college as a way to fulfill her need for three more credit hours in order to graduate and fell in love! She does a lot of custom orders and detail work with underglaze!
PJ has always appreciated art, but did not love making it until he found pottery! He loves the form required in order to make things on the wheel and the science required to make specific glazes and use other techniques!
Together, it is our pleasure to serve you and help equip you to do pottery in the studio or in your own home! Everything we do in the studio is done intentionally so that we can better partner with organizations that are already doing good in the community and serve them!
Ravah began her dance career as a classical ballerina in Los Angeles, California. By the age of sixteen, she was working on television as a professional jazz dancer and singer, with ballet as her foundation. She regularly appeared on variety shows including The Carol Burnett Show, Sonny & Cher, The Osmonds, etc. She also performed on several television specials including, Ann Margaret, Goldie Hawn, Liza Minnelli, John Denver, etc. Highlights of Ravah’s career include partnering Mikhail Baryshnikov in two television specials and singing and dancing as a member of Tina Turner’s act, all over the world for several years. Choreographers Ravah worked for consistently included, Edward Villella (her first Broadway show) Ron Fields, Michael Peters, Lester Wilson and Joe Bennett, just to name a few. She also performed in several Broadway shows including Pal Joey (as lead dancer) and partnered the choreographer on a Chuck Mangione concert
tour. Ravah is currently the Associate Producer of two musicals coming to Broadway. She has also taught Luigi style jazz dance in Bergen County, NJ and in New York City. She currently lives in Fort Myers, Florida and continues to teach dance.
Daniel Noelizaire might be Brooklyn-born but he considers himself a Southwest Florida native. His love of music and culture started early in life and eventually paved the way for his passions and careers. In 2015, he co-founded The Hippie Circle, an entertainment agency dedicated to serving independent creatives through education, representation and administrative support. Danny joined AFTA to manage both in-house and rental events and he brings professionalism, and creativity, to every event.
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