Nadya Zeitlin is a curious choreographer, teacher and moving artist. Her main inspiration is dance theatre and her favorite question is “what if?” Her moving arts education includes workshops and intensives with teachers from Portugal, Belgium, Israel, Slovakia, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan.
Her education and practice in the United States include GloATL (studied and performed in their works), Pinch’n’Ouch Theatre, TanzFarm, CORE Dance (9 months of internship: Outreach and Production), Teachers Training Institute, C4 Atlanta’s HATCH Training Intensive and other Atlanta-based classes and workshops. Volunteered as DanceATL Coordinator June 2015 - January 2016. Since her relocation in 2013, Nadya has presented her works in various venues in Atlanta: Midtown Players Club, Eyedrum Gallery, Modern Atlanta Dance Festival (as the winner of 24 hrs Dance Competition 2015, tie), 368 PONCE, Decatur Arts Festival, Skwhirlhaus etc. She also curated two multi-disciplinary shows herself: Site-Specific Dance show for Midtown Players Club, and Doors Can Dance. In 2019 she completed her first short dance-movie ...and then the dishwasher got broken, premiered at the FEMMEfest and selected for screening at the EnCORE Dance Festival in Decatur, GA and Houston, TX in May 2019.