Present-2009 Istanbul, Turkey; Chicago, IL; Minneapolis, MN; New Haven, CT, Portland, OR; Tallahassee, FL; Los Angeles, CA; San Francisco, CA; Burlington, VT; Albuquerque, NM; Middletown, CT
2008-2006 Albuquerque, NM; Becket, MA; Chicago, IL; Hanover, NH; Helena, MT; Hudson, NY; Seattle, WA; San Francisco, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Maui, Hilo, Honolulu, HI; Philadelphia, PA
2005-2003 Chicago, IL; Albany NY; Corning, NY, Davis, CA; Hartford, CT; College Park, MD; Easton, PA; Tucson, AZ; Miami, FL; Philadelphia, PA; Dakar, Senegal; Bytom, Poland; Dusseldorf, Germany
2002-2000 Washington, DC; Champaign/Urbana, IL; Milwaukee, WI; Bulawayo, Zimbabwe: Gaborone, Botswana; London, United Kingdom
2000-1999 Washington, DC; Milwaukee, WI; New Orleans, LA; San Diego, CA; Los Angeles, CA; Minneapolis; MN; Bulawayo, Zimbabwe: Gaborone, Botswana
2008 Wesleyan University, Department of Dance, Guest Artist Fridays (6 weeks –1 day per week -- Combined level Technique class)
2008 Yale University, Theater Dept-World Performance Project (Fall Semester) THST 335a Contemporary Dance of African Expression – Lecture course with some studio/movement time
2008 Dartmouth College, Guest Lectures in Gender studies and full week performance, lecture/demonstrations/master classes residency
2007 University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee (4 week teaching residency -composition and technique class)
2006 Barnard College, New York, NY (semester long creation of new work performed at Dance Theater Workshop)
2006 UC-Berkeley, Berkeley, CA (5 week creation and teaching residency)
2006 Columbia College, Chicago, Il (3 week creation and teaching residency)
2005 University of the Arts, Philadelphia, PA (semester long creation residency)
2005 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ (lectures for Ze’eva Cohen course – Dance and Spirituality)
2005 Hostos Community College, Bronx, NY (Performances and Lecture)
2004 University of Illinois–Champaign-Urbana (3 week teaching residency & panel)
2003 College Park Maryland (Performances. & master class)
2003 UC-Davis (Performances. & master class)
2003 Columbia College, Chicago, IL (3 week creation and teaching residency)
2002 Long Island University (series of lectures for Prof. Ninotcka Benenhaum course – Dance and Gloabal Diversity)
2001 Princeton University, Princeton, NJ (lectures for Ze’eva Cohen course – Dance and Spirituality
2001 Florida International University, Miami, FL (3 week creation residency)
2001 UCLA (master class)
2001 University of Zimbabwe (Reggie Wilson led vocal workshops for students in music of the Southern United States and the Caribbean.)
2000 Alverno College, Milwaukee, WI (Arts Partners-Community and Audience Development collaboration with several performing arts and community organizations, including classes, lectures, round-tables and panels)
1998 Queens’ College (CUNY), Queens, NY (semester long creation residency)
1998 Rutgers University (master class)
1997 Swarthmore College, PA (perfermances. & master class)
1997 Xavier University (lec/dem)
1994 Howard University (master class)
May 15th, 2006 Pacific Northwest Dance Lab, Portland, OR; served as Faculty/Mentor for 10 day intensive lab for dance artists of the Pacific Northwest. A regional dance project of the National Dance Project (NDP)
November 11-12, 2005 Black Diaspora Performance: A global circuitry of creativity, communication, and citizenship
1997 – 2004 Black Burlesque (revisited) – multi year, tri-lateral exchange project—Zimbabwe, Trinidad and Tobago and US
2000-2001 McKnight Fellowship—Interaction and exchange with Minneapolis Black Dance Community – classes, round table discussions, workshops, lectures, panels and a performance
2000 Milwaukee Public Museum – Congo Connection performance with Nefertari dancers – Lila Wallace Reader’s Digest Arts Partners; Year long exchange and rehearsal. Repeated trips.
1997 Public Imaginations Resident Artist – Dance Theater Workshop - - Creative Gender Works-in-progress – 3 yrs –Dance, storytelling, singing workshops and performances of African born LGBT folks living in NY
1997 Institute for Black Catholic Studies – Lecture and panel discussions on the Ring Shout and cultural and religious traditions of Black Catholics
1995 Doles Center Mt. Vernon – Multi-generational project including Seniors and Teenagers - 3 week summer program
1995 Fête fuh So! Curated Showcase performance of Trinidadian Traditional and Modern Dance at 651Arts in Brooklyn, NY
1994-1995 Caribbean Arts Initiative –—Lila Wallace Reader’s Digest Arts Partners—Full year of Caribbean and Modern Dance movement classes at Brooklyn Middle schools and a Chelsea Seniors Center
photo by Daniel Sneed, NYT
photo by Jamie Krause, NEFA