our current artists

Dee (she/they) is a queer artist, dancer, and performer who recently graduated with a BFA in dance from Cornish College of the Arts and is now dipping their toes into the Seattle dance community. With a background in contemporary dance, Dee has gotten the chance to work with artists such as Jenn Freeman, Rauf Yasit, and Andrew McShea, and has presented her own work in productions as Cornish College of the Arts. Dee seeks connection and intimacy through movement with her fellow dancers, audiences, and the world.

 Vivian is a choreographer, dance instructor, and performance artist with a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts. As a queer and black artist Vivian explores themes of identity, vulnerability, and honesty in her work. She has performed in Cornish Dance Theater, Cornish's New Moves, and HEARTH. Vivian continues to choreograph, teach, and perform in the Seattle area.

Mikayla is a queer, Mexican, contemporary movement artist currently based in Seattle, WA, whose background in music, soccer, and interdisciplinary arts heavily influences both the work they do and the way they experience dance. She attended and graduated cum laude at Cornish College of the Arts where they learned from and worked with other creators/artists in both the dance and technical world. These included Keyes Wiley, Hilary Gruman, Alia Swersky, Alethea Alexander, Hannah Rice, Erricka Davis, Noel Price, and Meg Fox, to name a few. She has performed in many Cornish produced shows, multiple evening-length works by various artists, and more. They currently do freelance dancing and work as a tech crew member at eXit SPACE at NOD Theater. They continue to take interest in world building through various dance styles supported by multimedia art. Mikayla upholds a strong belief and focus of staying in a constant state of learning and deep listening to both herself, nature, and the people around them to nurture both their art and their community.

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