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Chad Michael Hall



Chad Michael Hall's career as a dance educator, choreographer, and performer of both dance and music has spanned the globe. His primary teaching assignments in the Dance program at LMU are modern dance technique, dance composition, and dance technology and media. He also teaches and choreographs regularly as a guest artist at other colleges and universities across the country including Slippery Rock University, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Scottsdale Community College, Idyllwild Arts Academy, and Palos Verdes High School.

His choreography has also been presented at numerous festivals including the Southwest Region ACDFA Gala Concert in 2008, the 2008 and 2006 SOLA Contemporary Dance Festivals, Emerging Above Ground 2007, and Diavolo Unplugged 2006. His professional credits include company member and teacher with the internationally touring ensemble, Diavolo Dance Theatre, The Regina Klenjoski Dance Company, and Hall's own company, MoveDanceTheatre. He has also performed as a guest artist with Palindrome Performance Group, Dance Alloy of Pittsburgh, Attack Theatre, and The Pittsburgh Metropolitan Opera.

Industry credits include work with celebrity choreographer and director, Jamie King for the 2005 "Nike Rockstar Workout" and professional representation with MSA Dance. As a singer, Hall toured and competed internationally with the Duquesne University Chamber Singers from 1994-1997. His foundations in music permeate every facet of his career in dance today, including his ongoing collaborations with composer and LMU Dance Program Music Director, David Karagianis. Hall is a graduate of Slippery Rock University (BA in Dance) and The Ohio State University (MFA in Choreography). He also holds a teaching certification in mat pilates from the PhysicalMind Institute.

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Phone: 310-258-8787
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