Brian Golden

Brian Golden is a choreographer and movement director based in Los Angeles and New York. He obtained his BFA from Chapman University where he studied Dance and Film Production. Brian has researched improvisation in Israel with the Batsheva and Vertigo Dance Company. He has presented work at the Joyce Theater as a part of the Martha Graham Dance Companies fall season, Battery Dance Festival, Southern California Institute of Architecture, New Century Dance Project, and McCallum Choreography Festival. He has also choreographed music videos for Yung Gravy, Daddy Yankee, and Two Friends. Most recently, he completed a choreography residency at Jacob's Pillow and studied choreographic devices under the mentorship of Doug Varone. His work explores elements of conflict, expression, and sensation in order to reveal dramatic scenarios and multi-dimensional characters.

Alejandro Perez

is a first generation Mexican-American raised in Los Angeles, California. He grew up as a hip hop street dancer competing and showcasing internationally with his dance crew. He is a recipient of scholarships at UCLA, Jacob's Pillow Ballet Summer Programs 85th Anniversary GALA, & Alonzo King LINES Ballet Training Program. He has been a performer and a collaborator with Sidra Bell Dance NYC, ISHIDA Dance, Dawsondancesf, ZiRu Dance, Mike Tyus & Co. and several other companies through the United States. Alejandro has set works on the LINES Ballet Training Program, Summer Program in San Francisco, Youth American Grand Prix (YAGP), California summer school for the arts, AMDA LA, and Santa Monica College. Both his work and his dancing have been seen throughout the country.
Dancer/Choreographer/Movement director. @Alekss.Perez

Jordan Saenz

is a movement artist, fiber artist, plant medicine maker, early childhood educator, and choreographer currently practicing on Tongva land. Their visceral work harnesses movement for storytelling, catharsis, and connection to the spiritual. Jordan grew up in Colorado, finding wonder in the mountain landscapes, and the halls of their mother’s dance studio. They learned early on how to transmute their curiosity, joy, and grief into movement practice. Jordan graduated in 2012 with a BFA from the Sharon Disney Lund school of dance at CalArts, where they forged creative relationships with artists Ariana Daub, Lindsey Redtail, and Stephanie Zaletel (Szalt). Their wisdom and friendship have continued to infuse Jordan’s artistic practices over the years. Outside of concert dance, Jordan is passionate about live music and has spent the last decade immersed in community with many notable and gifted musicians. Some of their collaborations include Meerna, Rose Droll, Zelma Stone, Myia Folick, Art Feynman, FYOHNA, and more. Amidst these ongoing collaborations, Jordan continues to dance, teach, and develop new work.