KATRINA CONTE

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​Katrina comes into any space with raging waves of sunshine. She moved here a little over a year ago and has fallen in love with the beauty and history this city encompasses. When Katrina is not dancing you can find her exploring Boston, on a road trip or walking her cat in a local park. She believes to bring a little light to this world we should all throw kindness around like it's confetti.
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 designed several dance shows at Ball State, and has had the opportunity to work as a technical crew member for Terri O’Conner, Rosie Herrera Dance Theater, Paul Taylor, Pilobolus, and Shen Wei Dance Arts. For the 2022-23 season, she is dancing The Click, Alive Dance Collective and Luminarium Dance, she is so excited to share this season with these inspiring artists.
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