Lizzy Tan is a Singaporean-American dance artist based in Texas and London.
Lizzy received her BFA in Dance from the University of Texas at Austin. Her artistic background also includes drama, studio art, and classical music. Lizzy’s works have been selected for the Cohen New Works Festival and adjudicated for Houston Choreographers: Generation Next.
As a performer, Lizzy has danced works by Ania Catherine and Judith Sanchez Ruiz, Charles O. Anderson, Erica Gionfriddo, Courtney Mazeika, Gregory Dolbashian, Andrea Beckham, Yacov Sharir, Ananya Chatterjea, Dr. Lorenzo 'Rennie' Harris, Kira Blazek, and Oluwaseun Olayiwola. She has been a member of Dance Repertory Theatre, the 2018 winter company of Sidra Bell Dance New York’s MODULE, Intercultural Roots, and a guest artist at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
Lizzy's recent projects include choreography, performance installations, and films with creatives spanning integrated media, digital technologies, music and sound, photography and film, as well as other movement research.
Lizzy's current practice and solo performances center on the philosophy of image and representation of the female performing body, explored through visual art, photography, movement, and film projects.
Lizzy received her BFA in Dance from the University of Texas at Austin. Her artistic background also includes drama, studio art, and classical music. Lizzy’s works have been selected for the Cohen New Works Festival and adjudicated for Houston Choreographers: Generation Next.
As a performer, Lizzy has danced works by Ania Catherine and Judith Sanchez Ruiz, Charles O. Anderson, Erica Gionfriddo, Courtney Mazeika, Gregory Dolbashian, Andrea Beckham, Yacov Sharir, Ananya Chatterjea, Dr. Lorenzo 'Rennie' Harris, Kira Blazek, and Oluwaseun Olayiwola. She has been a member of Dance Repertory Theatre, the 2018 winter company of Sidra Bell Dance New York’s MODULE, Intercultural Roots, and a guest artist at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
Lizzy's recent projects include choreography, performance installations, and films with creatives spanning integrated media, digital technologies, music and sound, photography and film, as well as other movement research.
Lizzy's current practice and solo performances center on the philosophy of image and representation of the female performing body, explored through visual art, photography, movement, and film projects.