Amelia is a freelance dance artist based in Westchester, NY. She holds a BFA in Dance from Rutgers University. Below is a selection of works choreographed collectively and independently.
class reunion (2026)
Dance for the Ages: Jersey City, NJ
A collaboration with Ashley Yehoda and Lillian Joergensen, class reunion is about returning, starting over, and all that goes with it. This piece celebrates the creative practice as a longterm and at times, long distance relationship. class reunion serves as a point of re-entry, continuing artistic journeys that have run parallel to and intersected with one another for the past 14 years.
Photos: Jaqlin Medlock
Sister (2020)
NACHMO Winter Choreography Showcase: Mark Morris Dance Center, NYC
Sister is a solo-work exploring ancestral female relationships, movement memory, and celebration as it asks the question:
When you dance, who do you remember?
mud-match (2019)
West Wave Dance Festival: Joe Goode Annex, San Francisco
mud-match uses gesture and repetition as an abstraction of mentally negotiating a sticky place. The movement’s linear and direct approach serves as a metaphorical Rubik’s Cube, increasing in intensity, in search of a solution.
The finished work was performed to a commissioned electronic score by Steven Moreno.
11th Hour (2017)
West Wave Dance Festival: Community Music Center, San Francisco
11th Hour explores the idea of deconstructing the classical nocturne, performed to an improvisation-based score by Nathan Bickart. This collaborative work moves through Amelia and Nathan’s personal connotations to the nocturne, as they build upon intersecting themes and variations, ultimately relating to each other’s interpretations.