Anh Vo

Anh Vo is a Vietnamese choreographer, dancer, theorist, and activist. They create dances and produce texts about pornography and queer relations, about being and form, about identity and abstraction, about history and its colonial reality. Currently based in Brooklyn, they earn their degrees in Performance Studies from Brown University (BA) and New York University (MA). Their two evening-length productions, 69 Views From The Bottom (2017) and Interbeing (2016), have been presented by Brown University and Production Workshop. Since 2018, they have been focusing on making solo works, which have been shown at New York Live Arts (upcoming), Chez Bushwick, University Settlement, Movement Research at Judson Church, Hollins University, and greenroom (Seoul, Korea – upcoming). Their artistic process has been supported by residencies at New York Live Arts (Fresh Tracks), Jonah Bokaer Arts Foundation, Brooklyn Arts Exchange (Needing It), Tisch/Danspace, and the Performance Project Fellowship at University Settlement.