From Los Angeles, Chloe Crenshaw is a choreographer based in New York. In 2024, she was a choreographic resident at Tanztendenz Munich, a finalist for the Hannover International Choreographic Competition, and a recipient of the Eryc Taylor Dance New Choreographer Grant. Her work has been presented at Chelsea Factory, Theater am Aegi, the Martha Graham Studio Theater, Asbury Park Dance Festival, and Triskelion Arts, and she has also choreographed for the NYU MFA Acting program’s First Year Performance Ensemble. In 2025, she will create new works for Whim W’Him and BalletCollective. As a performer, Chloe was previously a company artist with GALLIM Dance Company under Andrea Miller, as well as an Emerging Artist with Ballet BC under Medhi Walerski. She has performed at venues including the Kennedy Center, New York City Center, the Joyce Theater, Lincoln Center, Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, Chelsea Factory, and REDCAT. Chloe also holds a BFA in Dance from the California Institute of the Arts and is a graduate of The HARID Conservatory.

Genna Moroni is a Los Angeles–born choreographer and performer known for emotionally-driven, purpose-rooted movement. She performed Barak Marshall’s work with BODYTRAFFIC and was a founding member of Ate9 Dance Company, appearing at venues like Jacob’s Pillow, The Joyce Theater, and CAP UCLA. She is also certified in the Gaga movement language.
In 2020, Genna founded Gorgeous Ugly Movement (G.U.M. Co) and has since presented work with REDCAT, Ballet Florida, Highways, and others. Upcoming projects include a dance film with homeLA and Christina Burchard and an immersive piece with director Brooke Dooley.
She’s choreographed and coached for artists including HAIM, OneRepublic, Dominic Fike, and Carly Rae Jepsen, and performed in videos for Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, and Zendaya. Film credits include Invisible Raptor and Holland.
Genna teaches at CalArts, is a Dance Church® instructor, and serves as a creative producer for DanceFilmmaking.com. She was recently named one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch.”

Lea Ved (1991, Anaheim) is an independent choreographer and performer based in the Netherlands. Her work and research developed alongside a rich dance career — in reflection, deviation, and inquiry.  Her creations are exploratory and investigative in nature, with a physical language seeped between the detail of form and a cultivated improvisational practice. She is interested in the body as conduit for the expression of heritage, purity, disruption, absurdity, catharsis. Her work has been described as vigorous and raw, coupled with subtle and vulnerable, leaving impressions that are soft and tactile with poetic seriousness. She graduated from The Juilliard School and has performed internationally with Nederlands Dans Theater, The Royal Swedish Ballet, RUBBERBANDance Group, and as a guest with Kidd Pivot, Out Innerspace Dance Theater, and Anne Plamondon Productions.  Her more notable works as a choreographer have been produced by Göteborgsoperans Danskompani, NDT, Korzo Theater, Poetic Disasters Club, Heavy Hitters Breakdance Crew and CaDance Festival. In 2025 she joined Korzo Theater for four years as an artist in residence.

Michael’s critically acclaimed lighting and scenery has been seen in venues all over the USA, Europe, and Asia, ranging from opera houses to amphitheaters to circus tents to hay barns. The 3-time New York Dance and Performance Award winner has designed lighting and scenery for many dance companies, in the USA, Australia, Finland, Sweden, Cuba. He designed lighting and video for the 2015 Presidential Scholars Awards, at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall. Michael has also been Senior Scenic Designer on two Comedy Central Celebrity Roasts, as well as the 2015 Lincoln Awards at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall for Uplight, Inc, based in NYC. Some of his performance photography has been published in Liz Lerman’s book “Hiking the Horizontal”, as well on the websites and marketing materials for Bebe Miller Company and Rachel Tess Dance.

Becca Blackwell is a talented and versatile professional in the world of performing arts, making their mark as a dedicated Production Stage Manager for Whim W’him. With an extensive background in stage management, lighting design, and stagehand work, Becca has made a significant impact on the Seattle dance scene.

As a Production Stage Manager, Becca orchestrates the behind-the-scenes magic, ensuring smooth and flawless performances. Their organizational prowess, exceptional communication skills, and ability to handle high-pressure situations make them an invaluable asset to the Whim W’him team. Becca’s meticulous planning and coordination allow the creative vision to come to life on stage seamlessly. Additionally, Becca’s talents extend to lighting design, where their keen artistic vision and technical finesse have contributed to the creation of captivating visual experiences on stage.

With a diverse skill set, unwavering dedication, and a passion for the performing arts, Becca Blackwell continues to shine as a vital force in the industry. Their contributions, both as a stage manager and lighting designer, have left a lasting impression on audiences and fellow professionals, solidifying their position as a respected and sought-after talent in the Seattle dance community.