Andy attended Oberlin College , Shifan University in Taiwan, earned a BA in Theatre from Binghamton University , and an MBA from Syracuse University . Andy acted in Kung Fu movies, traveled extensively through remote reaches of China , and worked as a Wild West stunt rider. Andy speaks Chinese and is sometimes asked to act as a court interpreter for Chinese speaking defendants in Binghamton , where he lives with his wife Carol and their two children, Elias and Talia. Andy makes the company's costumes and props. Andy is always building something, whether it be electric guitars, congas, leather bound journals, furniture, additions on his house or strange and fun props to play with onstage.  Andy is an artist in residence of the Binghamton University Department of Theatre.

Erin Stanley performed with Galumpha in January 2005 at the Anderson Center for the Arts with the Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra, and at the Ithaca State Theatre for the Light in Winter Festival. In April, 2005 she performed with Galumpha in Binghamton with Tim LeFebvre and Chaikyou Mallinson.  Erin joined Galumpha again in June 2005 for an educational performance at Jennie F. Snapp Middle School in Endicott, NY, at the Kirkland Arts Center in Clinton, NY, and at the Woodstock Playhouse in Woodstock, NY and again in July for the Grassroots Festival in Trumansburg, NY . Erin danced for the Tri-Cities Opera in Lucia Di Lammermoor (February 2005) and in The Merry Widow (May 2007) playing the roles of “Margot” and “Vilja,” In May 2007 Erin assisted BU professor of Theatre, Fred Weiss, in teaching a four-week, intensive summer session jazz class to students at the International Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts in Beijing, China. Erin Stanley is in her senior year of a Binghamton University Theatre major. Erin studies the martial art Tang Soo Do, and has won many competitive awards including First Place in Women’s Sparring at the International World Championships in Cardiff, Wales.

An all-Connecticut soccer player and track athlete during high school, Greg began dancing in college and eventually received a B.A. in Theatre with a Dance emphasis from Binghamton University . His mentor in modern dance was Professor Trudy Cobb. Professors Fred Weiss and Sue Peters kindled his interest in musical theater and jazz dance. Happily married with two children and two big dogs, Greg recently relocated to New Hampshire where his wife is a lit professor at Chester College . In 2005 Greg received a Master's degree in History from Binghamton University and is currently working toward a Master's of Education.