Meet Micah

Micah McKee (she/her) is a dancer, choreographer, and educator based in New York. A graduate of the B.F.A. program at George Mason University School of Dance, McKee studied with Roger Jeffrey, Christina Robson, Susan Shields, and Christopher D’Ambois training in Lamon, Horton, Bartinieff Fundamentals, and Paul Taylor. McKee was selected for the Kevin Campbell Scholarship in 2022 as well as a residency with Elisa Clark, learning and performing Robert Battle’s Awakening for the School of Dance Gala 2023.

Originally from Tennessee, McKee studied classical ballet, pointe variations, contemporary, jazz, tap, and Horton. McKee has attended intensives including Hubbard Street, Orsolina28 Nunes/Flock, Rubberband Dance, San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, and Bates Dance Festival. She has also attended workshops working with Micaela Taylor, Joy Davis, and New Dialect.

McKee recently completed the 2023 season with Gin Dance Company in Washington D.C., performing rigorous Contemporary Ballet repertoire choreographed by Artistic Director, Shu-Chen Cuff. Mckee also performed the lead role in a full-length ballet with Go! Contemporary Dance Works as Anne Bonny for the production of The Barbarosa in 2024. 

With five years of teaching experience at various locations, Micah brings an expansive contemporary approach to teaching classical forms of dance.