Andrew Broaddus (Swing) is an actor, dancer, musician, and juggler originally from Teaneck, NJ. He graduated from Oberlin College in 2007 and has been performing in New York ever since. Recently he’s been masquerading as a British rockstar in Megan Sipe’s Chocolate Dances and singing music from the Republic of Georgia with the choir Supruli, lead by Carl Linich, including a performance accompanying the silent film Eliso at MoMA’s Georgian film festival.
Kristen Carcone (Swing) is a Toronto-born dance artist and reiki healer. She earned her BFA with Highest Honors from New World School of the Arts in 2011 and has since performed the original works of Nicole Von Arx, Gabriel Forestieri, Jason Parsons and the Kuperman Brothers. Kristen is a guest artist with cross-disciplinary performance company FROG IN HAND and is Co-Founder/Co-Artistic Director of non-profit organization TOES FOR DANCE. As a creator of experiential theatre, Kristen has great interest in mindful performance and healing through the arts. Her latest work 4-7-8 has been funded by the Toronto Arts Council and supported by lululemon NY. For more information visit www.kristencarcone.com
Caitlin Dutton-Reaver (Swing), originally from Georgia and a graduate of SUNY Purchase College, has danced and presented her work both nationally and in the UK before settling back in New York City in 2011. Caitlin has had the pleasure of working with choreographers Nelly Van Bommel, Laurie Stallings, Richard Alston, Lane Gifford, Regina Nejman, and Jennifer Backhaus. In addition to Third Rail Projects, Caitlin also coordinates/curates various productions and runs her own dance company, caitlin+dancers. Her work has been shown throughout the New England area, London, and Georgia. For more information check out caitlinplusdancers.org.
Larry Daniels (Swing) has had the privilege of working with White Wave Young Soon Kim Dance Company, Megan Bascom & Dancers, and is currently working with Mike Esperanza's BARE Dance Company. He received his BFA in Dance from the University of California Santa Barbara where he performed works by Lar Lubovitch, Jennifer Muller, Austin McCormick, Christopher Pilafian, Nancy Colohan, and Mira Kingsley. Larry is originally from Murrieta, California where he began dancing at the age of 10 by competing both nationally and internationally in Irish step dancing.
Lindsey Ferguson (Swing) is from Fredonia, NY and is a NYC-based dancer and actress. She has a BA in Dance from Hope College and is currently earning her MFA in Dance from Montclair State University. She most recently appeared on Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel as a Copacabana dancer and performed with Royal Family Theatre in developing their newest show, “you, me, i we.” with Lorna Ventura and Jessica Wu exploring metal illness and the female voice. Other TV/commercial credits include: Difficult People, Panera, Sesame Street, America’s Got Talent, and Samsung. Lindsey also has had an extensive career in theatre, making her Broadway debut as a dancer and magician’s assistant with The Illusionists, Regional: A Fireside Christmas, Fireside Theatre; Chicago, Highlands Playhouse; Godspell, She Loves Me, Hope Summer Repertory Theatre. She also performed on several cruise lines as a dancer and an aerialist in a synchronized trapeze act.
Lauren Muraski (Swing) is an actor/dancer from NJ. With a BFA in dance, BA in sociology, and recipient of the JS Seidman Award from NYU Tisch, she has performed nationally and internationally in dance, theater, film/TV, and commercials. She was an original company member of BAC's Hell’s Kitchen Dance Tour with Mikhail Baryshnikov and Aszure Barton. She has worked with Austin McCormick's Company XIV, Kyle Abraham, Sidra Bell, Jonathan Riedel, Danielle Russo, toured with The Aluminum Show, and was a member of Castle Shakespeare Repertory Company. On screen she has been seen in numerous features and shorts (IMDB for credits), on Sundance Iconoclasts, and ID Discovery Deadly Sins series.
Kim Savarino (Swing) is a performer and choreographer. Kim joined Third Rail Projects in 2014, and has worked with artists including Anna Teresa de Keersmaeker, Ivo Van Hove, Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Romeo Castellucci, Mia Habib, Alex Ketley/The Foundry, and Lindsey Dietz-Marchant, among others. Her choreography has been supported and presented by MANCC Forward Dialogues, Arts@Renaissance, Davis & Elkins College, the WV Dance Festival, pie&performance, and online at @kasavvy. Kim studied dance at Florida State University and the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance. She grew up in Southern California and West Virginia. www.kimsavarino.com
Alex M. Schell (Swing), a native North Carolinian, is a performer, choreographer, and eternal optimist. She graduated with honors from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a B.F.A. in Dance. In addition to Third Rail Projects, Alex dances and acts as a rehearsal director for MATYCHAK (Nathalie Matychak, Artistic Director). Outside of performance, Alex is an arts administrator at Pentacle, a non-profit organization driven to provide flexible and affordable management support for the arts community. You can learn more about Alex at http://alexmschell.wixsite.com/create
Bre Short (Swing) is a dancer and singer based in Brooklyn. She trained at The Boston Conservatory and graduated with a B.A. in Dance from Point Park University. While in Pittsburgh, Bre performed with The Pillow Project, Gia Cacelano, Maree Remalia, and Reed Dance. In 2013, Bre was awarded an artist residency at PearlArts Studios where she composed original music and premiered her choreographic work The Flight & The Fall. Bre was featured in In Medias Res’ film I’m A Stranger Here Myself and recently as a dancer in the upcoming feature film 306 Hollywood by El Tigre Productions. In NYC, she has performed with The People Movers, Nadine Bommer Dance Theater, and Third Rail Projects. Bre recently collaborated with music group Sontag Shogun and has since been invited to perform at the Hauser & Wirth Gallery in NYC. As a vocalist, she has performed at Rockwood Music Hall and The Way Station. She continues to create and perform throughout the city.