Megan 
Gwozdz

From the time I can remember my mom doing step aerobics in the living room to her Mamma Mia cassette tape, I have always loved high energy, big personality musicals. The ones in which the ensemble is essential to the world building of the show; where they become the engine that drives the story forward. 

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That’s the art I desire to create.

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I am drawn to ensemble roles that require controlled, grounded movement, clean lines and technique for visual clarity, and the stamina and athleticism to maintain energy. Where the ensemble can shine as individuals, while being part of a team.  I’m an ensemble performer who loves the challenge of creating a clear character with few lines or lyrics. 

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My passion for the ensemble comes from dancing in a nonprofit organization throughout my childhood called Project Moves. I performed in pieces that had a clear narrative of social justice or antibullying in schools and theatres throughout New England. Years of performing taught me how to make specific, nuanced choices to highlight the why behind each movement. That detailed level of storytelling shows up in my work in rehearsal and performance spaces. 

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I’m especially captivated by pieces where the ensemble transforms choreography into a living, breathing world; creating the heartbeat of the story through every movement.