Rebekah Lane

With nearly two decades of experience in theatre, puppetry, and movement, [Your Name] is a dedicated educator and creative force committed to empowering artists through embodied storytelling and transformative performance. Trained in Viewpoints, Forsythe, Interactive Performance, Tectonic Moment Work, and Laban Movement Analysis, she brings a multidisciplinary approach to her work. She also studied puppetry at the O’Neil Theatre Center’s National Puppetry Conference and holds an MFA in Theatre Arts from Towson University, as well as both a BFA in Acting and an MA in Communication (with a focus on Entertainment-Education) from the University of Central Florida.

For over 15 years, she has worked at the intersection of the performing arts and healthcare, integrating the power of creative expression into Arts in Medicine initiatives. Her work has been presented internationally in Germany and Bulgaria, and Off-Broadway in New York City. Career highlights include choreographing intimacy for Angels in America at Valencia College, performing as the shaman in Post-Everything at the International Theatre Festival in Varna, and directing the Off-Broadway production of Rebel Girls for the National Theatre for Student Artists.

At the core of her teaching philosophy is a desire to equip students with the tools to generate original creative work and to foster deeper awareness of self and society through artistic practice. Her classrooms are spaces of exploration, rigor, and inspiration—where artists discover not only their craft, but their voice.