Create with Alexandria

Alexandria Davis is a transdisciplinary artist, choreographer, performing arts developer, researcher, and theatre deviser. As a creator of dance theatre, she describes her choreography as alternative dance narratives that extract and reimagine American history and myth.

 

Alexandria is a certified Dunham Technique teacher and a member of the Woodshed Collective, an international group of creatives dedicated to developing performance research methodologies for storytelling and interdisciplinary performance. She holds an MFA in Dance from the University of Michigan and a BFA in Dance, along with a certification in Dance in Medicine from the University of Florida. Currently, she serves as an Assistant Professor of Dance in the Department of Theatre at Michigan State University.

 

Eager to collaborate with artists and engage with communities worldwide, Alexandria believes that the intersection of diverse artistic practices and cultural perspectives can lead to innovative and impactful storytelling. Her vision is to create collaborative projects that not only highlight individual talents but also foster a sense of community and shared experience. Through workshops, performances, and interdisciplinary initiatives, she aims to bridge the gap between diverse art forms and cultural backgrounds. By collaborating with local artists and educators, Alexandria aspires to co-create programs that are accessible and inclusive, ensuring that underrepresented voices are heard.