Terrie Kember is the Director of the Loch Murray Dancers.
She is a life Member of the S.D.T.A. (Scottish Dance Teachers Alliance), the B.A.T.D. (British Association of Teachers of Dance) and the O.H.D.A. (Ottawa Highland Dancing Association). Terrie is a current professional member of ScotDance Canada (Ontario) and has been a judge with the Scottish Official Board of Highland Dancing for 40 years. A former principal dancer with the Alberta Ballet Company, Terrie has training in Ballet (R.A.D.), Highland, National, Jazz, Stage, Country & Western and Irish Dance.

Terrie is an Apprentice member of ACTRA. Terrie was the Founding Director of the RCMP Pipes and Drums Dance Team and its Choreographer for five years.

Mr. Farrell is one of Canada's top performers and choreographers of Irish dance. He is a master of three distinct forms: Irish step, céilí and set dancing. Having competed successfully at a world championship level until 1990, he spent the next four years studying social work and travelling in Ireland to study, bring back and teach some esoteric forms of Celtic dance throughout Canada. He has lectured at University of Toronto, York University and Ryerson Polytechnic University, given many international radio and television interviews and been the subject of a documentary. He founded and is artistic director of the Celtic Dance Company of Canada. National broadcasts include a commissioned work for the CBC on Parliament Hill, the du Maurier Concert Stage Gala (Vancouver), and the 1999 Juno Awards. He was honoured to be chosen to choreograph the finale for Canada’s showcase of premiere professional dance talent, Dancers for Life (1997), at the Hummingbird Centre in Toronto. His career as a performer culminated with a personal invitation to perform at Canada’s Prime Minister Jean Chretien’s Farewell Tribute, broadcast nationally from Toronto’s Air Canada Centre. Most recently, he has provided choreography and artistic consultation for The Magic of Ireland, which will tour Britain, Europe and North America for the 2007/2008 season. Mr. Farrell choreographs, trains and directs professional dancers from alternate disciplines in Celtic dance performance.

A respected teacher and choreographer, Ms. Farrell is also the executive director of the Celtic Dance Centre. She loves choreographing for children, and has staged countless works for young people, with many appearances in schools, local theatres and on television. Her work with professionals in Dancing at Lughnasa garnered critical acclaim and several award nominations. Ms. Farrell founded Greenfire Celtic Dance Theatre, a children's company, in 1999. She was the subject of a CBC Radio play, focussing on both her reputation as a dedicated and ground-breaking teacher, and on the success of her students. A champion dancer, who left competition due to injury, she was motivated to pursue studies in aerobic training, fitness assessment, and strength and flexibility training methods. She works actively with the Sports Medicine Specialists, SportsCARE (Sunnybrook & Women's), teachers from the National Ballet School and various Olympic trainers in furthering the development of our training programs. Ms. Farrell has a specialist degree in English theatre from Trent University.