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Megan Bridge

Erinn Liebhard,  Daniele Strawmyre,  Medha Sengupta,  Lynn Brooks,  Neil Greenberg,  Judith Robison, Greg Meiring,  Megan Mizanty,  Ashley Lippolis,  Pam Vail,  Stephanie Skura,  Gabrielle Revlock,  Gina Hoch-Stall,  Gregory King,  Marie Brown,  Joy Capponi,  Kirsten Kaschock,  Lisa Kraus,  Erin Foreman-Murray,  Jonathan Stein,  Andrew Berthoff,  Chris Deephouse,  Julie Morcate,  Ellen Chenoweth,  Christine Ferraro,  Sara Corse,  Kenwyn Smith,  Amy Smith,  Anhthi Nguyen,  Benjamin Grinberg,  Annie Wilson,  Joao Silva,  Melissa Chisena,  Kalila Kingsford Smith,  Zornitsa Stoyanova,  Marion Ramirez,  Pedro Ponce,  Robin Wharton,  Lionel Popkin, Thomas Berthoff, KJ Surkan, Jumatatu Poe, Lindsay Browning, Christopher Kaminstein, Sarah Yake,  Lauren Rile Smith, Chris Dohse, Diane Burko, Julius Ferraro, Merian Soto, Katherine Sullivan, , Theresa Shockley, Sonja Shea, Eleanor Goudie-Averill, Irina Varina, June Chang, Sharon Kremer, Linda Caldwell, Allegra Romita, Teija Corse, Amy Chavasse, Terry Fox, Linda Caruso Haviland, Kenneth Sullivan, Steve & Lillian Chenoweth, Shaily Dadiala,  Andrea Davis,  Christina Gesualdi,  Mary Gesualdi,  Judy Williams,  William Goldberg,  Beau Hancock,  Sarah Bishop-Stone,  David Brick,  Kathryn TeBordo,  Kate Rast, Curt Haworth, Anna Kroll, Fred Gscheidle, Emily Ramey, Caroline Stinger, Bob Oliveti, and Anonymous (7).

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Megan Bridge

Megan Bridge is an internationally touring performer, choreographer, educator, and dance researcher based in Philadelphia. She is the co-director of Fidget, an organization for experimental performance. She previously served as Executive Director for thINKingDANCE as well as a writer and editor.

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