KATRINA CONTE

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​Katrina enters every space with a spirit of curiosity and light. Since moving here, she has grown deeply connected to the beauty, history, and community of the city. When she’s not dancing, Katrina loves exploring new corners of Boston, taking road trips, or spending time outdoors with her cat and dog. She believes in the power of kindness, and strives to create spaces where joy, reflection, and connection can ripple outward.
Katrina Conte is a dancer and choreographer based in Boston MA. She was raised in Mt Pocono PA, where she attended the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts. Katrina graduated with her BFA in Dance with a minor in Technical Theater from Ball State University. She has had the opportunity to work with Sidra Bell, Jamy Meek, Shen Wei Dance Arts, Noa Shadur and KAIROS Dance Theater. Katrina also has a passion for lighting design; she has designed several dance shows at Ball State, and in the Boston Area. She is currently dancing with The Click, Alive Dance Collective and Human Movement Project.
photo: Olivia Moon Photography
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