Kristin Cannon is a longtime Barrington resident, registered nurse, and proud member of the Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital team, where she has dedicated more than two decades to caring for patients in her home community. Her commitment to nursing continues beyond the hospital walls through her mobile wellness practice, IV Boss Premier Wellness, where she provides hydration, recovery, and wellness services to residents, athletes, and families throughout the Barrington area.

Kristin and her family have been grateful supporters and beneficiaries of Bacoa, an organization that has played an important role in their own lives. Their personal connection to Bacoa inspires her to give back in ways that strengthen and uplift the community she loves.

Kristin is married and the proud mom of two children. She is thrilled to be dancing this year with her friend and colleague, Andrea Clementi, a talented nurse who also works alongside her at IV Boss Premier Wellness. Together, they are honored to support Bacoa and celebrate the spirit of care, connection, and community that makes Barrington such a special place.

Andrea Clementi has been a nurse for 19 years, spending much of her career in the ICU and now caring for patients in the PACU at Lake Forest Hospital. She also works with Kristin Cannon, her DWTBS partner, friend, and colleague, at IV Boss Premier Wellness, a mobile IV service providing hydration therapy, immune support, and overall wellness support. Andrea's mission is to keep the community healthy by reducing unnecessary urgent-care visits when illness strikes, and providing convenient wellness maintenance in the comfort of home.

Outside of work, Andrea is a proud mom who loves cheering on her three kids in their many sports and musical endeavors - and happily serving as their unofficial Uber driver. She and her husband, Adam, enjoy life by going to concerts, staying active, traveling, and experiencing other cultures together.

Supporting Bacoa is especially meaningful to Andrea, as she believes deeply in caring for the elderly community. She is committed to creating opportunities for positive change and reminding us that even small acts of generosity can make a big difference.

Beth Coulter is a 7th generation Barrington girl. She studied and worked in holistic health care in her 20s and 30s doing yoga, massage and coaching. In 2020 she picked up the title of hobby farmer and she will talk about plants with anyone who will listen. She lives on a 19 acre farm in Lake Barrington with her husband Mitch and their 3 boys ages 8-14. She's also proud to be a board member of Barrington Youth & Family Services and the Nature Lady at North Barrington School. Beth, dancing with her friend Lesley, is excited to raise funds for Bacoa!

Lesley Olson married into this beautiful Barrington life and has proudly called the North Barrington area home since 2010. Originally from St. Louis, she met her husband, Bryan, at The University of Kansas. Rock Chalk! After an 18-year career managing brands in the natural food industry, Lesley now focuses on raising good humans. With two sons in high school and a daughter in elementary school, her days are full of lacrosse, baseball, soccer and a revolving crew of hungry friends. Lesley is thrilled to support Bacoa in raising funds and awareness for its vital community programs. She also serves on the BYFS Auxiliary Board and is excited to help bring another important Barrington fundraiser to life this spring.

Dave and Brynnen Crosson have been proud members of the Barrington community since 2008. Dave, owner of ChiroFit, is a former Grand Valley State basketball player and a dedicated volunteer coach for the Lady Bombers and Midwest Lakers AAU teams. A CrossFit Games athlete, he's now taking on his boldest challenge yet-dancing.

Brynnen supports youth and families in Barrington through her work on the board of Barrington Youth & Family Services and as Vice President of Prairie Middle School's PTO, helping to strengthen programs for students and families.

They are the proud parents of Carter, a freshman at Saint Viator, and Carys, a 7th grader at Prairie. Grateful to give back, The Crossons are honored to support a community they love and look forward to dancing the night away.

Community is central to The Crossons, who value health, movement, and wellness at every stage of life. Supporting Bacoa is especially important to them, as they believe every person deserves to age with dignity, connection, and strong community support.

Jen and Tyson Lagoni met back in 2003 when their careers at CDW brought them together. In 2012 they decided Barrington was the place to raise their two children, Caden (14) and Kira (11). They have both been involved in the Barrington community from the start. Tyson has coached many of his kids' youth sports teams, and he has also served multiple terms as president of the Fielding Place HOA and was Chief of Barrington's Blackhawk Nation Princess organization. Jen was instrumental in fundraisers for Arnett C. Lines Elementary School, and she currently holds a liaison position with The Barrington Educational Foundation.

In his free time, Tyson enjoys volunteering with woodland restoration at Deer Grove Forest Preserve, playing platform tennis (paddle) for South Barrington Club and hosting lots of social events with friends, including an annual holiday bar crawl through downtown Barrington and famous bocce golf event. Jen has a background in dance, a minor in theater and enjoys coaching and judging pageants. She currently enjoys interior design work with Park House construction. Tyson and Jen are excited to hit the floor tonight and help raise funds for Bacoa!

Jennifer McHugh is the Artistic Director of Parker Players Theater Company, where she leads a fearless creative team that has grown PPTC into a regionally respected destination for compelling, actor-driven theater-drawing talent and audiences from Barrington and across Chicagoland.

A lifelong storyteller, Jennifer has been an avid reader, "pretender," performer, and theater-lover since childhood. Whether acting, singing, dancing, or directing, the stage has always felt like home.

Jennifer pairs her artistic instincts with a strong business background. She began her career in the production department at Steppenwolf Theatre, earned her MBA from the University of Chicago, and later worked in advertising at Leo Burnett. She believes this blend of strategic thinking and creative vision is the perfect recipe for leading a modern nonprofit theater company.

Jennifer and her husband, Dan, raised their three daughters in Barrington-now grown and pursuing paths from a BFA in acting to medical school. And while Jennifer now spends most of her time behind the scenes bringing great theater to life, she still loves stepping into the spotlight, including her upcoming turn in 2026's Dancing with the Barrington Stars. She is delighted to support Bacoa through this fundraising event-and hopes you'll cheer, laugh, and give generously to this extraordinary nonprofit.

Allison Murray, a retired physician assistant, moved to the Barrington area in 2011 from Durham, North Carolina with her husband, Core Orthopedics sports medicine physician Jeff and her three children, Sam, Charlie, and Tessa. Allison is in her fourth year of proudly serving as a Fire Trustee for the Barrington Countryside Fire Protection District, serving 48 square miles. She is also in her twelfth year with the Nature Lady program, serving as coordinator/content creator and teaching kindergarten through 2nd graders about Illinois plants and animals. She also serves as membership director for the Rotary Club of Barrington After Hours, and serves on the auxiliary boards of Chicago Charity Clays-supporting special operations soldiers and their families-and Biltmore Scholars, which provides scholarships to Biltmore Club employees and their children. She also currently volunteers with Folds of Honor.

An East Tennessee native, she enjoys cooking (especially southern) canning, crafting, raising farm animals, and she has a solidly mediocre golf game. Allison has recently discovered the joy of mahjong, and hopes that her skill with the tiles will soar above her golf ability. She's thrilled to be dancing this year in support of Bacoa!

Meet Agnes Tomasian - a 24-year Barrington resident, married to Dr. Tomasian, a local cardiologist, and a proud mother of two daughters and a son. She is a registered nurse with over 30 years of experience, including 15 years in emergency medicine at Good Shepherd Hospital. Agnes brings compassion, strength, and heart to everything she does. She loves staying active to keep healthy in her everyday life - whether she's running, doing Pilates, or playing pickleball. Over the years, she has volunteered with the Barrington Junior Women's Club, the Samaritan Counseling Center of the Northwest Suburbs, local food banks, multiple children's charities, and the Barrington Rotary Club, contributing her time and energy to causes close to her heart. This year, Agnes is trading scrubs for sparkles as one of Bacoa's Dancing Stars! She's honored to support Bacoa and to help make a difference in the lives of local seniors.