“Mature choreography, formal – yet creative – compelling to watch.” Martin Wechsler, Director of Programming for the Joyce Theater, NYC.

“loved it! Excellent staging, well thought out partnering – really enjoyed….” Pam Chancey, The Pulse

Jennifer Muller, The Works had this to say about our dancing: “ very well done – very professional”.

“Finally, a hearty round of applause is due to “Against All Odds”, a very professional local dance troupe’s piece - with fine costume design and unique choreography. Their performance was remarkable in that it was not so much dancing….as fluid, naturalist beauty.” The THS Eagle

Christopher F. Davis, Producing Director of Dancers Responding to AIDS recently had the following to say about In Motion’s performance and Nikole LaChioma’s choreography, "Paranoiattack is the perfect example of what Bob Fosse would have done in the year 2006. It is the exact vocabulary established by Mr. Fosse while still looking fresh and relevant to today’s taste. I’ve danced in 7 Broadway shows and have worked with Anne Reinking, Chita Rivera, Ben Vereen, Chris Chadman and was part of the pre-Fosse invitation only workshop getting to work with the incomparable Gwen Verdon. I consider this to be one of the most original pieces based on the Fosse vocabulary that I have ever seen from a non professional group."

Joanne Greco Rochman of Hersam Acorn Newspapers in her August 2008 article "Training with the Pros.....The Performing Arts Center of Connecticut (PACC) in Trumbull has quickly gained a reputation for providing quality training and master classes in the performing arts. At the same time, it is creating a New York City environment in the suburbs, inspiring student to embrace all the arts..."

Connecticut Post's Phyllis A.S. Boros wrote about PACC's involvement co-producing CT DANCERS FOR GOOD, a sister organization of Dancers Responding to AIDS (DRA) of Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS (BCEFA): "Caring about the less fortunate is a respons8ibility of all American, especially so for those who are gifted and can use their art to better the lives of others. With this philosophy in mind, more than 300 amateur and professional dancers from throughout Connecticut and beyond are expected to converge on Bridgeport Sunday for a production aimed at raising funds for AIDS-related causes. "Dance for life for those who can't" is the theme of the event ...explains co-producer Catherine E. LaChioma Executive Director of Trumbull-based Performing Arts Center of Connecticut."

“I can not express to you how grateful and blessed we all feel to have PACC on our side. You are such an inspiration to us all. Your dancers were brilliant and professional….you are a fantastic artists. The performances were spectacular. (Paranoiattack and Inertia Creeps).” Denise Roberts Hurlin, Founding Director of Dancers Responding to AIDS

Art-i-facts called PACC’s Artistic Director, Nikole LaChioma “an up and coming young choreographer”.