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Marsha Barsky has worked both nationally and internationally
as a performer, choreographer and administrator. Her
choreography has been presented at venues
throughout the US, and at the Pavillon Noir in
Aix-en-Provence, France. She has performed with the Desert
Dance Theatre, Contemporary Dance Exchange
and Shelter Repertory Dance Theatre, and
in works by Kim Neal Nofsinger, Gabriel Masson, Sean Curran,
Pat Graney, Bill Evans, Ana Baer, and Ivan Pulinkala. She
received her BFA in Dance from Arizona State University and
her MFA in Performance, Choreography and Somatics from the
University of Colorado at Boulder. She has studies with an
array of renowned choreographers and companies, including the
Joe Goode Performance Group, Ballet Preljocaj, the Jose Limon
Company, David Dorfman, and the Merce Cunningham Company. She
has taught dance history at Vanderbilt University’s
Blair School of Music and modern dance technique at the
University of Colorado, Western Kentucky University,
Vanderbilt Dance Program, St. Mary’s High School, the
Harpeth Hall School, the University School of Nashville and
the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts.
She served as the Director
for the Vanderbilt Dance Program from 2003 – 2007 where
she divided her time between teaching and administration. She
is a certified yoga instructor and is currently training to
become an Alexander Technique Teacher.
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