Richard Move

Ph.D. '19, M.A. '10

Richard Move

Richard Move, Ph.D., M.F.A., is a TED Global Oxford Fellow, Artistic Director of MoveOpolis! and Assistant Arts Professor of Dance at New York University. Move's choreographic commissions include productions for Mikhail Baryshnikov and the White Oak Dance Project, two works for the Martha Graham Dance Company and a solo for New York City Ballet Principal, Heléne Alexopoulos. Site specific works include creations for the European Capital of Culture/France, Guggenheim Museum/New York, Parrish Art Museum, Cannes Film Festival and the Asian Civilizations Museum/ Singapore. In 2019, Move presented Martha@Terminal Barão Geraldo, in a bus station in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Move’s Herstory of the Universe@Governors Island, the first performance commissioned by the Trust for Governors Island, was named “Best Dance of 2021” by The New York Times. In 2022, Move choreographed a new production of Snow White for the Theater Company of Larino Prison in Larino, Italy with director Giandomenico Sale.

NYU Affiliations

Women & Performance, Symposium Producer

Current Occupation

Assistant Arts Professor, NYU Tisch / Department of Dance

Education

New York University

Ph.D. & MPhil - Performance Studies

New York, New York

 

New York University

Master of Arts - Performance Studies

New York, New York

 

City College of New York

Master of Fine Arts - Media Arts Production

New York, New York

 

Virginia Commonwealth University

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dance

Richmond, Virginia