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Gayle Fekete

Part-time Lecturer

Email
feketeg@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Gayle Fekete

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Gayle Fekete is currently a Professor of Practice at The New School NYC. She also served as Associate Dean and Interim Dean at the School of Drama. Gayle recently co-facilitated The Dream Machine project at Lincoln Center NYC with Nona Hendryx 2024 and CAMPING! an interdisciplinary dance exchange with Parsons Paris in summer of 2023. She is the instigator of feketePROJECTS, a collective performance platform working with numerous local experimenters and risk takers. feketePROJECTS is invested in movement centered performance practice and installation including work in Poland and Croatia. She is currently attached to special projects with the Provost office at The New School NYC. Gayle is based in NYC and also associated and connected to the Los Angeles community. She has been in partnership with Urban Bush Women NYC as guest artist and consultant on numerous residencies, Choreographic Centre Initiative, and creative convenings. Fekete has presented and produced several works and immersive performance projects and facilitated numerous CSU Summer Arts intensives with recognized inter-disciplinary artists in the field. She is a creative consultant/dramaturg for independent performance practices. Gayle is also an independent freelance movement-maker who performs with FEK-MAC, Mechanism Dance Theatre, Fools Fury Theatre, Outside In Theatre and The Market Gallery Studio in Los Angeles

 


Current Courses


Future Courses

  • Performing Arts Core: SEA
    COPA 1027 - Spring 2027
  • Dance Theater
    TPRC 5011 - Spring 2027
  • Radical Acts
    TSOC 5101 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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