Lindsey Leduc
Lecturer in Dance
Biography
Lindsey is best known for her many years as a featured dancer with Giordano Dance Chicago. She has performed works and taught master classes nationally and internationally by Mia Michaels, Ron De Jesus, Alexander Ekman, Gus Giordano, Liz Imperio, and many others in Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, Mexico, and Costa Rica among others. Lindsey was honored to write a feature article for Dance Magazine’s “Why I Dance” in the January 2013 issue, and she appeared on the cover of Dance Magazine in March 2013. She has works in the repertoire of many dance companies including her alma mater GDC who perform her work around the globe. She continues to teach, choreograph, adjudicate, produce, direct, and emcee around the nation and internationally. In addition to teaching at Boston College, she also serves on the faculty at Boston University. Lindsey was raised in Southbridge, MA and began her early training under Terri Gordon. At 13, she became a Trustree Scholar at Wilbraham Monson Academy for her dance ability, exposing her to knowledge and cultural diversity that shaped and inspired her. Lindsey believes in the power of movement as a vehicle for connection, self-expression, and healing.