Mary Lynn Babcock is choreographer, teacher and movement analyst who holds an MFA in dance and Ph.D in Amerian Studies from Case Western Reserve University. Her work has been presented across the U.S and in Portugal, Jamaica, The Netherlands, and Egypt. Dance professor at the University of North Texas, in Denton, Texas, she teaches Laban Studies, modern dance, improvisation and introduction to composition, and dance and technology where her research has taken her into interactive media and performance. She is founder and artistic director of Satellite-Dance, an interdisciplinary, interarts/intermedia dance collective.
Kihyoung
Choi is
from Seoul, Korea. She holds a
Ph.D. in dance from Texas Woman’s University where she was a member of Phi
Kappa Phi honor society. Dr. Choi began
her professional dance training in Yewon Art Middle School in Seoul, Korea where
she rigorously studied ballet, Korean dance, and modern dance. She has performed as a professional dancer
since the age of 12 and performed with the Korean National Ballet Company and Sangmook
Chae Traditional Korean Dance Company.
Jessica Thomas graduated from the University of North Texas with a B.F.A in
Dance. She was recipient of the Lucille Murchison Dance Scholarship.
While at UNT she performed a reconstruction of José Limón's,
"Psalm," which then led her
to travel between California and New York studying with the José Limón
Company. The humble, transcendent beauty of this technique combined with
its organic, technical rigor continues to significantly shape her own movement
aesthetic...drawing her deeper to her own sense of being. Jessica is also moving with Contemporary
Dance Fort Worth and Muscle Memory Dance Theatre, as well as
teaching at TCD Studios.