Field-Of-Study: Choreography

Born in Cuba and a long-time resident of Venezuela, choreographer Alexey Puig Taran began his career as a dancer, graduating from the National School of Ballet in Havana in 1988 and joining the Cuban National Ballet company two years later. During his eight years with that company, he also was an instructor and dancer with

Keith Terry is a choreographer/composer/percussionist/rhythm dancer/educator whose artistic vision blurs the line between music and dance. Trained as a jazz drummer Mr. Terry treats the human frame as though it were a trap set with a large battery of drums. In his solo performance, he claps, jumps, slaps his butt cheeks, shuffles his feet, patty-cakes

Vicky Shick has been involved in the New York City dance community since the late 1970s as a performer, choreographer, and teacher. Ms. Shick was a member of the Trisha Brown Company for six years, during which time she received a New York Dance and Performance Award, also known as a "Bessie" for performance. She