Caitlin Corbett has been presenting work in the Boston area s ince 1984. Influenced by New York’s Judson Theatre choreographers and their predecessors, Corbett strongly believes in heralding the everyday in her work. She makes use of ordinary, pedestrian movement and chance. Juxtaposing the common recurring movement with an explosive physicality, her idiosyncratic choreography is often performed by both dancers and nondancers. She has choreographed for dancers, construction workers, cars, and even bicycles.

Caitlin Corbett holds an MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and a BA from Bennington College. Her work has been shown in Boston, Los Angeles, and was presented at the Kitchen and Movement Research in New York City. In 1994 she received a Boston Moves commission from Dance Umbrella and was awarded a 1995 New Forms grant by the New England Foundation for the Arts. In 2002 and 2003 she received grants from Cambridge Arts Council. Her Company is listed on the Performing and Touring Roster of Massachusetts Cultural Council. Caitlin is currently Associate Professor at Salem State College.