Onward, Upward, and Sometimes Upside Down
Invertigo’s dance theatre creates a unique spin on the world.
MEET OUR ARTISTS, OUR INNOVATORS
Linda Berghoff
Board Member, Dancing Through Parkinson’s Teacher
Jessica Dunn
Dancer
Jessica Moneà Evans
DTP Teaching Artist
Chavia Blankenship
DTP Teaching Artist
Mallory Fabian
Rehearsal Director
Corina Kinnear
Dancer
Laura Karlin
Member of the Curatorial Council
Fiona Karlin
Board Member
Diana Lynn Wallace
Composer & Performer
Mark Baker
Technical Director
Rosalida Medina
Costume Designer
Rosa Lisbeth Navarrete
Curator of SOL
Haylee Nichele
Dancer & Teaching Artist
Francine Ringold
Board Member
Rachel Whiting
DTP Teaching Artist & Member of the Curatorial Council
Tara Aesquivel
Board Member
Catalina Jackson-Urueña
DTP Program Director
Eric Shiring
Managing Director
Chelsea Sutton
Grant Writer
Jonathan Rios
Fractional Director of Development
Camilla Machado
Marketing Consultant
Lennon Torres
Dancer & Member of the Curatorial Council
Jane Zogbi
Dancer
Melissa Valenzuela
Dancer
Linda Berghoff
Board Member, Dancing Through Parkinson’s Teacher
Linda Berghoff (Dancing Through Parkinson's teacher, Invertigo board member, person living with Parkinson's) has danced recreationally all of her life. When she was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2006, the diagnosis struck a blow at her most beloved activity. She continued to stay active and take dance classes. While in NYC visiting her children and grandchildren, she found out about the Dance for PD® program and received teacher training with Invertigo Dance Theatre members, both in Brooklyn and LA. She is proud to collaborate with Invertigo to bring an invaluable program to people living with PD. Linda's health continues to be strong, perhaps aided by her continued movement, travel, Ladino study and dance regimen, including being a teaching artist for multiple DTP classes. She is also a board member of Invertigo Dance Theatre.
Jessica Dunn
Dancer
Jessica Dunn started dancing at 9 years old in her tiny town of Tehachapi. She danced with a local ballet company before leaving to attend CSU Long Beach’s BFA Dance program. She continues to dance and perform in Los Angeles. When she has free time she likes to draw, stretch, and tries to pet stray cats.
Jessica Moneà Evans
DTP Teaching Artist
Jessica Moneà Evans is a multifaceted artist and manager from Raleigh, North Carolina. She studied Acting to complement her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Professional Theatre at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University (NC A& T) and received her Master of Fine Arts from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in Theatre Management.Throughout her career, Jessica has traveled the world managing a variety of dance and theater productions, artists, concerts, and comedy shows at organizations such as CBS, REDCAT, Disney Concert Hall, Sundance Theater Lab and Universal Studios Hollywood. In addition, to management, Evans is a dance fitness instructor and movement director. She has a wellness production company called Nu-Bein Dance Fitness where she facilitates wellness workshops for LAUSD, detention centers, prisons, corporate events and other programs throughout the world.
Chavia Blankenship
DTP Teaching Artist
A San Diego native, Chavia Blankenship relationship with dance was initiated in high school at Chula Vista High’s School of Creative and Performing Arts, while he was pursuing art. Chavia quickly found himself immersed in the San Diego community, where he performed with and choreographed for local dance teams, studios, and schools before moving to LA to follow his passion and love for dance.Chavia is an alum of the Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio work-study program. He has had the incredible privilege and opportunity of dancing for a number of artists including Todrick Hall, Mario, and Grammy award-winning artist Mya. Chavia worked on the web series “Lovers and Friends," where he was an actor, dancer, choreographer, and assistant director. Chavia currently attends Santa Monica College, where he’s pursuing a degree in Art. His expansive passion for the arts drives his work, and he hopes to share what he's learned that with the community. It was from the community that he had the opportunity to grow and learn more about himself, his talents, strengths, and identity, and pursue these passions as an artist.
Mallory Fabian
Rehearsal Director
Mallory Fabian, a Las Vegas native, received her BFA from California Institute of the Arts. Mallory has performed for Gob Squad, RGWW, Zoe Scofield, Szalt, The Assembly, Dance Aegis, B. Dunn Movement and more. Mallory is the board president and a dancer for Rosanna Gamson/World Wide, and the Rehearsal Director for Invertigo Dance Theatre. In 2017, Mallory founded her dance company fabe Dance. fabe has presented work at REDCAT, Highways Performance Space, Bootleg, Civic Center Studios, Mimoda, Lula Washington, The Rose Center Theatre, Calarts, Diavolo and more. Mallory has toured around the US and internationally performing and teaching her own work and others. Mallory has also launched a new company, PCKT, with Darby Kelley that offers freelancers more opportunity to get work, and where producers and directors can meet new artists to create the work of their dreams. @fabedance @pcktla
Corina Kinnear
Dancer
Corina Kinnear started her training at her mother’s studio Parker Dance Academy, and then at International Ballet School. She continued in San Francisco, where she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts with Alonzo King’s Lines Ballet and Dominican University, as well as her certification as a Gyrotonic® instructor. Since, she has danced and toured as a performing artist and choreographer with companies in Los Angeles, New York, Montreal, Colorado, San Francisco, and throughout Europe including Invertigo Dance Theatre, the Deutche Oper Ballet, LA Opera, MiMoDa, Gibson Muriva Dance Company, Deutche Fernsehballet, The Movement Movement, Apex Contemporary Dance Theatre, Arrogant Elbow, and creating work in residencies at PARTS in Brussels, the CND in Paris, TanzFabrik in Berlin, and for the Oydessy Theatre Dance Festival.
Laura Karlin
Member of the Curatorial Council
Laura Karlin is the Founder, former Artistic Director, and now member of the Curatorial Council of Invertigo Dance Theatre, a teacher, choreographer, and movement activist. Since establishing Invertigo in 2007, Laura has created over 40 pieces for the company, including eight full evening-length works. Her work for Invertigo has been presented at venues including the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Ford Amphitheatre, Los Angeles Theatre Center, Broad Stage, and LACMA. Her work is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the California Arts Council, LA County Arts Commission, and the New England Foundation for the Arts. Laura graduated from Cornell University with a dual degree in Choreography/Production and Pre-Law/LGBTQ Civil Rights. In London, she choreographed for and performed with Synergy Dance Theatre, Snapdragon Dance and the prestigious Resolution! Festival. Laura has also been commissioned by LA Contemporary Dance Company, Celebrate Dance, and the Southern California Dance Invitational. She has been a guest artist and teacher at Loyola Marymount University, Santa Monica College, Pierce College, La Companyia in Barcelona, and University California, Santa Barbara. Additionally, she has established ongoing partnerships with other non-profit arts organizations in LA, including choreographing for and performing alongside the Independent Shakespeare Company for ten summers. When she isn’t in the Invertigo office or rehearsal room, Laura can be found teaching Invert/ED and Dancing Through Parkinson’s classes, practicing sustainable gardening in her home, or in the world camping and traveling.
Fiona Karlin
Board Member
Fiona Karlin is proud to work with the board members and artists of Invertigo Dance Theatre, and to be very involved in the Dancing Through Parkinson's classes. She admires Laura's choreography and values the opportunity to bring such a creative art form to Los Angeles. She also works as a docent giving tours at LACMA, and is a former chair of the Docent Council.
Diana Lynn Wallace
Composer & Performer
Diana Lynn Wallace is a singer/composer based in Los Angeles. Growing up the daughter of a preacher, she has strong roots in gospel and choral music, however she draws inspiration from world rhythms and indigenous music. As a vocal artist, songwriter, composer and teacher, Diana Lynn leads with her whole heart. Through her wide lens, extensive skills, creative gifts and pure passion for life, Diana combines all of her strengths to inspire, support and help others find their voice, honor their strength & embrace their power to reach their highest selves. Diana holds real life experiences, certifications and qualifications in vocal performance, drum circle facilitation, music, music technology and visual arts. She has been a mentee and student of globally acclaimed musicians, healers as well as luminary leaders of awareness and consciousness. Diana serves a global audience of diverse communities. Her vision is to help others lead a life of joy, creativity, strength and full expression. Diana is currently working on new musical compositions and voice workshops both on Zoom and in person and facilitates drum circles throughout the Los Angeles areas.
Mark Baker
Technical Director
When not getting his art fix playing TD for dance companies in LA and NYC, Mark Baker consults and programs control systems for audio-video systems in corporate environments.
Rosalida Medina
Costume Designer
Rosalida Medina is a costume designer rooted in the art of cloth & storytelling. Born in France to a French artist mom and a Puerto Rican chef from the Bronx, she wove her passion for costuming and fashion, and her collaborative artistry took her to the Paris Opera, theaters in North Carolina and Los Angeles, and movie and TV productions on both coasts. Now based in Los Angeles, Rosalida also Dove into her early passion designing dance costumes. She collaborates with: Cedar Lake Ballet, CONTRA-TIEMPO, Donna Sternberg & Dancers, Clairobscur Dance, and Viver Brasil. She also supervises shows for LA Dance Project. She is forever grateful for the opportunity to concept design and build pieces, wearable art costumes, for Laura Karlin’s brilliant-hearted storytelling shows and would like to particularly, thank the messages rooted in diversity that Invertigo Dance Theatre brings to the world of dance.
Rosa Lisbeth Navarrete
Curator of SOL
Rosa Lisbeth Navarrete is a Writer, Actor, and Director in dance, theater and film. Rosa's experience with intergenerational communities stems from her work with organizations like Angela’s Pulse, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton, and Casa 0101 Theater. Rosa Lisbeth Navarrete is a Peruvian immigrant and a graduate of University of California, Berkeley’s English/Creative Writing program, a CBS Leadership Pipeline Writer Finalist (2022), and a Justice for My Sister BIPOC Sci-Fi Screenwriting fellow (2022). Rosa loves to tell fantastical stories about womxn, children & underdogs. She's a writer/director on “The Train,” an independent series developed with Showrunner Yelyna De Leon (LA Skins Festival 2021), and a co-creator on “A’we Deh Ya” a film by Paloma McGregor (Best Screendance Film, Denton Black Film Festival 2022). She is also a Dancing Through Parkinson’s Teaching Artist and leads bilingual Baila Conmigo DTP classes. Certified in Laban/Bartenieff Fundamentals by Integrated Movement Studies | Serves on the Casa 0101 Theater Board | For more info: www.rosastory.com
Haylee Nichele
Dancer & Teaching Artist
Hailing from Vancouver, BC Haylee Nichele started her professional training at Arts Umbrella and continued in NYC at the Juilliard School where she graduated with a BFA in Dance. She has 10+ years of performance experience and has worked for: Punchdrunk, Third Rail Projects, Brain Brooks, Justin Denton, Capital W, The Speakeasy Society, BODYTRAFFIC, Heidi Duckler Dance, Clairobscur, and Tender Claws. She is an immersive theatre creator and choreographer. Her work PACK was shown at the Scotia Dance Center in Vancouver and CREATURE co-created by Justin Denton and produced by The Great Co. She consulted for the VR experience The Key, was one part of The 5th Wall Forum’s inaugural teams, and has taught many dance and immersive workshops in the USA and Canada. Haylee has been an active collaborator with Invertigo since 2018 and is continually grateful for their support and artistic/community vision.
Francine Ringold
Board Member
Francine Leffler Ringold (Johnson), Ph.D., was the Poet Laureate of Oklahoma 2003-7 and a 2003 winner of the “Writers Who Make A Difference” award from the nationally distributed Writer Magazine, a Katie Westby Lifetime Award from the Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa, and a “Sadie” and “Newsmaker” Award from Women in Communications. Her name is also synonymous in the minds of many with Nimrod, the international literary journal that she edited and championed for over 47 years.Fran’s published work ranges from poems to plays to guides for creative writing and includes: Still Dancing: New & Selected Poems, and The Trouble with Voices, both winners of the Oklahoma Book Award for Poetry, 1996, 2004; Every Other One, 2001, a collaborative venture with her husband, poet Manly Johnson; Voices, 1981; prize-winning plays, including one-woman presentations based on the lives of Mercy Otis Warren and Isadora Duncan; and two volumes detailing her creative writing approach, with examples from her students: A Magic Journey: Writing and Painting at Gatesway (a school for persons with developmental disabilities), and Making Your Own Mark: A Guide to Writing and Drawing for Senior Citizens (with art therapist, Madeline Rugh, Ph.D.) She has just published a memoir: from Birth To Birth: a Memoir and Guide to Writing Your Memoir, 2016. Fran has also won several playwriting contests so long ago that she can’t remember the year, and is currently working on a play called “Family Theater.” Another play “Kicking Up Her Heels” was produced in 2014.A devoted teacher, Fran has taught literature, creative writing, and theatre at the University of Tulsa, and in the Oklahoma State Arts in Education and Artists in the Schools programs. She has taught in prisons, The Center for the Physically Limited, Gatesway Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled, at Resonance Foundation in a special program for children of parents who are incarcerated, as well as in diverse classrooms in public and private schools. Fran is the mother of four grown children and four fast-growing grandchildren. She is a sometimes swimmer, a sometimes dancer, and, of course, an acrobat.
Rachel Whiting
DTP Teaching Artist & Member of the Curatorial Council
Rachel Whiting is an accomplished dancer, choreographer, educator, and practitioner of healing arts who attended the Juilliard School and completed her Bachelor’s degree of The Performing Arts graduating Cum Laude at St. Mary’s College of California. Rachel has been on the faculty of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company and performed with the Cunningham Repertory Understudy Group. She was an Artist in Residence for Denver School of the Arts and contributed to the launch of Colorado’s first International Baccalaureate dance program. In California, Rachel taught at Oberlin Dance Collective/SF, as a master teacher of the Cunningham Technique at the College of Performing Arts in Hollywood, and as a Dancing Through Parkinson’s Teaching Artist with Invertigo Dance Theatre. Internationally, Rachel served as the Director of Dance at Oure Idraesthojoskole (Denmark); taught and performed extensively in the Nordic territories, including the prestigious Skanes Dansteater (Sweden); and performed in the Booking’s Beijing Olympic cultural exchange program in 2008. As a Choreographer, Rachel’s works have been commissioned by David Taylor Dance Theatre, Denver School of the Arts (Colorado), The Kitchen (New York), Contemporary Dance (Wyoming), Ny Musik Odense (Denmark), and at the College of Performing Arts in Los Angeles. As a Practitioner, Rachel is certified in the Pilates® and GyrotonicTM which she incorporates in treating a grateful and loyal private clientele with unique physical challenges. Rachel’s lifelong love of movement compels her to help others experiment with creativity, resolve pain and learn the discipline of a movement practice.
Tara Aesquivel
Board Member
Catalina Jackson-Urueña
DTP Program Director
Catalina Jackson-Urueña, Colombian-American Bay Area native, began her dance training under Beth Hoge at Danspace in Oakland. She has had the pleasure of working closely with Claudine Naganuma, founder of dNaga Dance Company and The PEACE Project, who performed at the World Parksinon's Congress '16. Cat is a freelance performer, creator, producer, and community event coordinator. She currently performs with MashUp Contemporary Dance Company, creates dance films, and operates her own event based company, Stadium Feedback. Cat is thrilled for the opportunity to combine her administrative and artistic skills with Invertigo Dance Company's Dancing Through Parkinson's Program!
Eric Shiring
Managing Director
Eric Shiring (he/him) is a dynamic arts leader, educator, and former professional dancer with a deep passion for movement, storytelling, and community-building. With over twenty years of experience in dance education, cultural programming, and arts administration, Eric has led transformative programs across the U.S. and the U.K., merging artistic vision with strategic leadership. He has directed studios, performed with multiple dance companies, crafted inclusive curricula, and created spaces that uplift underrepresented voices in the performing arts. His background spans contemporary, ballet, and modern dance, as well as immersive performance installations. Eric brings a heart-centered, collaborative approach to every project, aligning closely with Invertigo’s commitment to connection, equity, and bold creative expression.
Chelsea Sutton
Grant Writer
Chelsea Sutton is a writer and director who has worked closely with arts and cultural nonprofits in marketing, development, grant writing, and education for 10+ years. She has worked for Rogue Artists Ensemble, Invertigo Dance Theatre, the Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Arts at Pepperdine University, The Garry Marshall Theatre (previously the Falcon Theatre), the Victory Theatre Center, YWCA Berkely/Oakland, ELLA (Empowering Leadership in Latina Athletes) Foundation, and California State Polytechnic University Department of Theatre and New Dance. She has taught creative writing at UC Riverside, Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Talented Youth, and in the Riverside County School District. As the Associate Artistic Director of Rogue Artists Ensemble, she helms the new work incubator, Rogue Lab, a hyper-theatre training ground for writers, directors and designers. As a writer, she is a PEN America Emerging Voices Fellow, Clarion UCSD Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop alum, a Humanitas PlayLA award winner, and she co-wrote Welcome to the Blumhouse Live, an interactive film event for Blumhouse/Amazon Prime by Little Cinema, which was nominated for a 2021 Emmy for Outstanding Interactive Program. As a director, she specializes in new work development, and was recently a semi-finalist for the Drama League’s Beatrice Terry Fellowship. She holds a BA in Creative Studies from UC Santa Barbara and an MFA in Creative Writing from UC Riverside.
Jonathan Rios
Fractional Director of Development
Jonathan Rios is a Southern California-based fundraising professional with a passion for building vibrant arts communities. A lifelong musician and active community participant, he is especially drawn to organizations like Invertigo that center creativity, accessibility, and connection.
Jonathan has dedicated nearly his entire career to the craft of individual giving, with a particular focus on major gifts strategy, donor engagement, and building meaningful philanthropic relationships. He previously served as Director of Major Gifts & Parent Giving at the USC Thornton School of Music, where he led efforts to grow philanthropic support and deepen connections with its unique donor community. He currently serves as Major Gift Officer at Pasadena Humane, where he advances philanthropic strategy following the Eaton Fire.
In addition to his professional work, Jonathan is actively engaged in advancing the nonprofit and arts sectors. He serves as a board member of the Association of California Symphony Orchestras and as Secretary and Co-Chair, Emerging Leaders for the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Los Angeles Chapter. Locally, he also supports the Convalescent Aid Society as a member of its Annual Event Committee, helping expand access to durable medical equipment for individuals in need.
He holds a Master of Science in Arts Leadership from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science in Economics with a minor in Music from the University of La Verne. As a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE), Jonathan brings both strategic insight and a deep commitment to the field of philanthropy.
Camilla Machado
Marketing Consultant
Camilla was formerly a Marketing Intern at Invertigo. A recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Dance and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. Throughout her life, Camilla has been immersed in the world of dance, and she’s excited to bring that creative energy into the marketing space. With a passion for both artistic expression and strategic communication, she aims to craft projects that not only capture attention but also resonate deeply with diverse communities. Camilla is eager to bridge the worlds of dance and marketing to create meaningful, impactful work.
Lennon Torres
Dancer & Member of the Curatorial Council
Lennon Torres is a leader at Heat Initiative, where she builds campaigns confronting online child sexual abuse and exploitation and pushes powerful technology companies to take responsibility for the harm their platforms enable. She works closely with survivors and families impacted by digital platform failures, bringing a trauma‑informed, trust‑centered approach to public advocacy and systemic change.
A trans advocate, former child star, and founding partner of The Attention Studio, Lennon works at the intersection of narrative, culture, and accountability, helping people reclaim their time and sense of self from extractive technologies. She first became known at age thirteen as a competitive dancer on Dance Moms and Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition, experiences that shaped her understanding of power, visibility, and control. Trained across dance, strategic communications, and public policy advocacy at the University of Southern California, she brings an embodied and systems‑level lens to her work.
Lennon also serves on the Curatorial Council of Invertigo Dance Theatre, where she helps guide artistic vision and programming with a focus on embodiment, care, and work that reflects the political realities of the communities it serves.
Jane Zogbi
Dancer
Jane is now a multi-disciplinary Los Angeles based performance artist, Originally from Raleigh, NC. A Point Park University graduate, Jane holds a BA in dance with a minor in musical theatre. Finding throughline between different genres of expression has led Jane to collaborate with various artists such as Christopher & Charlotte D'amboise, Terrence Mann, Lillian Barbeito, Tyce Diorio, Jae Man Joo, Sidra Bell, Jim Cooney, Michael Rupert, Anouk Van Dijk, John Carrafa, Mike Tyus/Luca Renzi, and MashUp Contemporary Dance.
Melissa Valenzuela
Dancer
Melissa Valenzuela is a Los Angeles–based movement artist. She began her early training at Elements Dance Space in Pasadena, where she competed at both regional and national levels. Melissa went on to earn her BFA in Dance from California State University, Long Beach, graduating magna cum laude in 2023. Following graduation, she attended Jacob’s Pillow as a dancer through the Ann and Weston Hicks Choreography Fellowship. She has further expanded her training through programs including Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Springboard Montréal, FlockWorks, LA Contemporary Dance Company, Acts of Matter Focused Study, and JumpStart LA.
Melissa has taught at numerous schools and studios, worked with Invertigo Dance Company directed by Laura Karlin and Indigo Dance Company directed by Dani Burd. Melissa is currently in her second season performing with MashUp Contemporary Dance Company, an all-female company dedicated to empowering women and uplifting their voices within the dance community.
OUR ALUMNI
Kelsey Ang • Chelsea Asman • Hannah Louise Beavers • Carole Biers • Alexandria Bingham • Celine Chai • Louie Cornejo • Olivia Das • Abraham Ponce Diaz • Hugo Diaz • Bahareh Ebrahimzadeh • F. Nicholas Factoran • SaraAnne Fahey • Jeremy Hahn • Larry Hardnett • Adrian Hoffman Isaac Huerta • Spencer Jensen • Marisa Jimenez • Sofia Klass • Irene Kleinbauer • Jessica LeCheminant • James William Lynch • David Mack • Jodie Mashburn • Alex Malachi Middleton • Lauren McLane • Herrbie Moore • Tatiana McClung • Sarita Louise Moore • Veronica Mullins • Rachel Murata • Rosa Navarrete • Haylee Nichele • Sarah Nordquist • Shane Raiford • Ryan Ruiz • Jeany Ryu • Sarri Sanchez • Anakaren Silva • Chris Smith • Gianna Szyrko • Mary Tarpley • Kim Thompson • Cody Wilbourn • Sadie Yarrington • Aimee Zannoni
WEBSITE + PHOTO CREDITS
Website Design
pH Collective
pH Collective is incredible. We cannot say enough about their workflow, responsiveness, empathic communication, professionalism, and artistry. We are so grateful for their creative and strategic partnership and seeing this website through from head to tail!
Invertigo Dance Theatre
Our Programs & Partnerships Director K. Bradford led the charge in our website process. We deeply appreciate their vision, poetic framing, and hard work to bring forth our new online manifestation.
Thank you also to Laura Karlin, Kelsey Ang, Rachel Whiting, Rosa Navarrete and Glyn Gray for bringing energy, nitty-gritty details, and creative insight to the website process.
Taproot
For the lovely new rebranding and set of logos for Invertigo and its programs. Les Guttman (Account Director), Tina Dahl (Project Manager), Mary Woodworth (Marketing Manager) and Adam King (Graphic Designer) all donated their time and brought incredible care, patience, creative power, and enthusiasm to the process.
We would like to pause and take a moment to honor the life and big energy of Les Guttman, who is greatly missed. We hope and believe he would have been very proud to see this project come to fruition.
The Story
Vision
Banner Image:
- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancer: Michael Rebong
Gallery:
- Photographer: Souheil Michael Khoury, Dancers: Luke Dakota Zender, Spencer Jensen
- Photographer: George Simian, Dancers: Jessica Dunn, Hyosun Choi
- Photographer: George Simian, Dancer: Heidi Buehler
- Photographer: John Lambremont, Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Heidi Buehler, Hyosun Choi, Jessica Dunn, Christian Farjado, Beau Foley, Corina Kinnear, Sofia Klass, Irene Kleinbauer, Chris Smith
- Photographer: Sea Sloat for the Broad Stage, Teaching Artist: Laura Karlin
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography
- Photographer: Sea Sloat for the Broad Stage, Teaching Artist: Luke Dakota Zender
The Artists
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- Photographer: Souheil Michael Khoury
- Dancers: Hyosun Choi, Jessica Dunn, Spencer Jensen, Dominique McDougal, Luke Dakota Zender
Board
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- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Hyosun Choi
Champions
Banner Image:
- Photographer: Ben Gibbs
- Venue: the Broad Stage
Gallery
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- Photographer: Michael Souheil Khoury
- Dancer: Irene Kleinbauer
Gallery Photographer and Dancer Credits: Coming Soon
Performance
On Tour
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- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancers: Jessica Dunn, Hyosun Choi
Gallery Photographer and Dancer Credits: Coming Soon
In Production
All Images on Page:
- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Hyosun Choi
In Development
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- Photographer: Sarvey Tahmasebi Rector
- Dancers: Hyosun Choi
Baku Image:
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Attributed to Gechū (Japan, active 18th century), Raymond and Frances Bushell Collection
Gallery Photographer and Dancer Credits: Coming Soon
Our Works
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- Photographer: Alberto Santillan
- Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Sadie Yarrington
Engagement
Dancing Through Parkinson’s
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- Photographer: Brittany Gash
Dancing Through Life Image:
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec
Gallery Photographer Credits: Coming Soon
Invert/ED
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- Photographer: Ngoc Ho
Community Engagement
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- Photographer: Sea Sloat, for the Broad Stage
Community Partners
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- Photographer: Sea Sloat, for the Broad Stage
- Teaching Artist: Laura Karlin
Independent Shakespeare Company image:
- Photographer: Neil Gieleghem
- Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Kyreeana Breelin
World Refugee Day image:
- Photographer: Hannah Blume
- Dancers: Laura Karlin, Sofia Klass, Jessica Dunn, Sadie Yarrington
Craft Contemporary image:
- Photographer: Fiona Karlin
- Teaching Artist: Sadie Yarrington
Collaborate
Banner Image:
- Photographer: Fiona Karlin
NightLight Labs image:
- Photographer: George Siman, Formulae & Fairy Tales
American Youth Symphony image:
- AYS String Quartet plays for Dancing Through Parkinson’s through their Community Chamber Concert series
StirStudios image:
- Photographer: Laura Karlin, of Glyn Gray getting ready to shoot a dance film
George Simian image:
- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancers: Sofia Klass
Calling All Youth
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- Photographer: George Simian
- Teaching Artist: Sadie Yarrington
What's New
Upcoming Calendar
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- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancer: Cody Brunelle-Potter
Central Image:
- Dancer: Shane Raiford
Press
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- Photographer: George Simian
Archives
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- Photographer: John Lambremont
- Dancers: Jonathan Bryant, Heidi Buehler, Hyosun Choi, Jessica Dunn, Christian Farjado, Beau Foley, Corina Kinnear, Sofia Klass, Irene Kleinbauer, Chris Smith
Dance Care Packages
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- Photographer: Laura Karlin
- Dancers: Jessica Dunn
Impact
The Story
Banner and Main (Left) Image:
- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancers: Cody Brunelle-Potter, Hyosun Choi, Jessica Dunn, Spencer Jensen, Corina Kinnear, Dominique McDougal, Luke Dakota Zender
Main Image (Right):
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec, of the Dancing Through Parkinson’s program
Milestones
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- Photographer: Sea Sloat, for the Broad Stage
- Teaching Artist: Laura Karlin
The Broad Stage image:
- Photographer: Mandy Matthews
- Teaching Artist: K. Bradford
University of Florida, Performing Arts image:
- Photographer: AniCollier
- Dancer: Luke Dakota Zender
Call To Action
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- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec
- Dancer: Chelsea Roquero
Book Us
Booking Info
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- Photographer: Ben Gibbs
- Dancer: Corina Kinnear, Luke Dakota Zender, Dominique McDougal, Hyosun Choi, Jessica Dunn
Public Engagement
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- Photographer: Sea Sloat, for the Broad Stage
- Teaching Artist: Laura Karlin
Other Current Works
Banner + Starry-Eyed and Sleepless image:
- Photographer: Luke Dakota Zender
- Dancer: Sadie Yarrington
Dreams of Grandeur image:
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec
- Dancer: Corina Kinnear
Contact
Contact
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- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec
- Dancers: Spencer Jensen, Chelsea Roquero, Jonathan Bryant
Donate
Donate
Banner Image:
- Photographer: Sarvey Tahmasebi Rector
- Dancer: Hyosun Choi
Dance Makers Circle image:
- Photographer: George Simian
- Dancer: Cody Brunelle-Potter
Dance Enthusiasts image:
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec
- Dancers: Chelsea Roquero, Jonathan Bryant, Keon Saghari
Donor Stories, Jeanie McNamara and Barbara Eve Harris:
- Photographer: GingerSole Photography/Joelle Martinec