Artistic Directors

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Tatianna Steiner (she/her) | CEO

Born and raised in San Diego, Tatianna has been dancing since the age of 5, training in ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary and modern. Currently, she is a freelance movement artist in the Bay Area and is grateful to have had the opportunity to perform with Printz Dance Project, SanSan Kwan, APAture, and NACHMO.

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Ella Wright (she/her) | COO

Ella grew up in the Bay Area, training in Ballet from a young age and later trained pre-professionally in San Francisco. Through the UC Berkeley Dance program, she found a passion for modern dance and is now a committed arts administrator, dance instructor, and freelance movement artist.

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Teo Lin-Bianco (they/he) | CFO

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Teo trained in Horton, jazz, contemporary, and tap, with a background in circus arts that informs their dynamic and expressive movement style. With experience performing with companies like Printz Dance Project, Teo is committed to movement as a form of connection and community-building.

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James is a dancer, choreographer, and dance instructor in San Francisco. His work explores themes of self-expression, gender, beauty in aesthetic form as well as kinesthetic empathy. James received a Certificate in Modern Dance and Choreography from Princeton University, and is now a dance faculty member at both ODC and Rae Studios as a heels instructor. He has choreographed and performed for many local organizations including ODC and Rae, as well as Electroluxx, Comfort & Joy, West Edge Opera, and more.

Abigail is a San Francisco-based movement artist, educator, choreographer, and lover of people. Her work strives to cultivate joy and better understand the human experience. Abigail most identifies within a Contemporary framework with influences ranging over years of dancing in studios, clubs, and other social contexts. Styles she’s studied and enjoys fusing include Commercial Choreography, Contemporary, Modern, Ballet, Jazz, Breakdancing, Liturgical dance, Contact Improvisation, Gaga, West Coast Swing, and Butoh.

Corinne is a dance artist from San Francisco. Corinne attended high school at the Ruth Awawa school of the Arts, training in the conservatory dance department. She also trained with Dance Training Center, ODC, and Ms. Marian’s Dance Garden. She holds a BFA in dance from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Corinne has produced two showcases with Safehouse Arts in San Francisco. She was part of the 2024-2025 UCSB dance company, where she toured in Spain, Poland, Bulgaria, and Macedonia. She most recently created a new work as a guest choreographer for Ruth Asawa SOTA’s 2025 Dance Concert.

Elizabeth is a choreographer, dancer, producer, and director currently based in San Francisco. She is fromPittsburgh, Pennsylvania and earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in dance with a minor in Journalism from George Mason University. She is the director of Pearl Street Dance Collective, a contemporary dance collective, producing dance performances in the Bay Area, and providing performance opportunities for emerging artists in San Francisco. Elizabeth has presented her choreography at George Mason University, Carmel Dance Festival, and SAFEhouse Arts. Elizabeth has had the opportunity to work with dance companies in the DC area as well perform with Joe Landini Dance & Dragons Dance in San Francisco.

Ellis is a recent graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in Dance and Performance Studies. They have been dancing since the age of four, studying ballet, contemporary, and modern dance. Ellis uses dance and choreography as a form of self-expression and to connect with others through shared experiences. Their work focuses on queer identity and uses the creative process to explore related ideas and emotions. Ellis values the unique perspectives of the dancers they work with, allowing collaboration to shape each piece.

Fosse is an aerial rope artist and dancer based in Las Vegas. He is captivated with creating theatrical circus acts that mix relatable characters with superhuman tricks. Growing up, he divided his time between dance and aerial acrobatics, later blending these two worlds into his own unique style. He later studied electrical engineering and dance at Loyola Marymount University. Fosse’s work has taken him around the world, from performing with Diavolo – Architecture in Motion, Spiegelworld, and AIDA Cruises. He currently performs at Spiegelworld’s restaurant, Superfrico, inside the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas.

Lily (she/her) is a hapa movement artist and arts administrator with deep roots in the Bay. Her work has been shown through ODC’s Pilot 74 Program, Kearny Street’s APAture Festival, SanSan Kwan’s Portals, Battery Dance Festival, and SAFEHouse Arts. She has performed with Paufve Dance, Nol Simonse, Blind Tiger Society, and the NYC-based 46 Minutes Collective. She holds a B.A. from Vassar College in Science, Technology, and Society as well as correlates in both Dance Performance and Mathematics. Lily is inspired by the possibilities of science fiction, femininity’s inherent ferocity, her own quest for freedom.

Mai is a dancer/choreographer, teacher, and arts administrator. She trained with Berkeley Ballet, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, and Post:ballet. She holds BAs in English and Dance from UC Berkeley, where she received the Mark Goodson Prize for Distinguished Artistic Talent. Her choreography is inspired by mythology, literature, and the odd shapes she observes people make in everyday life. Mai has shown work at UC Berkeley, Emergence Dance Festival, and SAFEHouse Arts. She has danced professionally with Tiit Helimets/Mannakin Theater and Dance, and is on faculty at Berkeley Ballet. She loves to cook elaborate meals and go for nature walks!

Matt (They/Them) is a queer interdisciplinary artist currently based in the Bay Area. Interested in embodiment and authenticity, they play with movement, sound, and drag, to craft inherently queer and thematically enriched worlds that speak to the larger human experience. They graduated from the Alonzo King LINES Ballet Training Program in 2024. Matt has collaborated with choreographers such as Chuck Wilt, Eric Garcia, Kayla Farrish, Natasha Adorlee, Alex Ketley, Maurya Kerr, Moscelyne ParkeHarrison and more. Currently they are a performance dance artist, educator, drag baby named Matty Mx!, and proud collaborator with UNA productions and Detour Productions.