In Process: FATALE
The second iteration of my movement research lab, we are diving deeper—into character, scene-structuring, and movement vocabulary—to further develop this eventual evening-length work.
Open to pre-professional and emerging dancers, the lab will focus on experimentation, co-creation, and building ensemble work, culminating in a black-box performance showing.
December 28, 29, + 30 from 12–4 p.m. at Dance Mixx Studios
Price: $150 for 3 days ($120 if you register before October 15)
Lindsay Jorgensen is a NYC-based performing artist, teacher, and choreographer.
Jorgensen currently performs with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, Buglisi Dance Theatre, Ballet Nepantla, and MorDance.
She has previously performed with American Repertory Ballet, Axelrod Contemporary Ballet Theater, and VALLETO. She has performed at Lincoln Center, the David H. Koch Theatre, Madison Square Garden, Battery Park Dance Festival, and works by Alvin Ailey, Paul Taylor, Robert Battle, Patrick Delcroix, Blakeley White-Maguire, and Michael Trusnovec.
Theatre credits include SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (Ensemble, Dance Captain/APAC), GREASE (Cha Cha/APAC), THE PROM (Swing, Asst. Choreo/APAC), and EVITA (Assoc. Choreo/APAC).
Her poetry was featured at APAP and Women/Create, and her choreography was showcased at Bell Works and Ailey Citigroup Theatre. She founded In Process, a series of choreography labs, to develop her new work, FATALE—and to foster a community of emerging dancers to further bridge the gap between student and professional.
Jorgensen is a graduate of the Ailey/Fordham B.F.A. Dance Program, where she graduated summa cum laude with a departmental honors in Dance. She holds a dual degree in Dance and English, and a graduate certificate in Creative Writing from University of Pennsylvania.
Jorgensen is also the rehearsal director for Pony Box Dance Theatre and is Adjunct Faculty with the Theatre Department at Fordham University. She also teaches for Steps Youth Program, Montclair State University, and the American Repertory Ballet Trainee Program. She teaches ballet, pointe, contemporary, floorwork technique, and improvisation/composition techniques throughout the Tri-state area. She strives to foster creativity and growth within every dancer she engages with.