Jordan Demetrius Lloyd

Artist-In-Residence 2025-2026

Jordan Demetrius Lloyd is a Brooklyn based dance artist originally from Albany, NY. He is a 2025 graduate of the DAS Choreography master’s program in Amsterdam, Netherlands. As a performer, he has had the pleasure of working with David Dorfman Dance, Jonathan Gonzalez, Beth Gill, Tere O’Connor, Netta Yerushalmy, Donna Uchizono, Monica Bill Barnes, Joanna Kotze, and more. His teaching practice has brought him to The American Dance Festival, Rutgers University, New York University, University of the Arts, Sarah Lawrence College, Gibney Dance Center, and Mark Morris Dance Center. His work has been produced by: Danspace Project, New York Live Arts, BRIC, ISSUE Project Room, LaMama, BAAD!, Movement Research at the Judson Church, and The Center for Performance Research. Lloyd received the 2021 Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship, two New York Dance and Performance Bessie Award nominations, the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts dance research fellowship, and was listed on Dance Magazines 2023 “25 to Watch” list. For more head to jordandlloyd.com

Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, dressed in all white looks up as his right hand extends to the back, with his left extended out in front of him. He stands on a white floor next to a yellow fan, and a thick black material folded up. Photo by Thomas Lenden.
ID: Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, dressed in all white looks up as his right hand extends to the back, with his left extended out in front of him. He stands on a white floor next to a yellow fan, and a thick black material folded up. Photo by Thomas Lenden.

Upcoming classes and workshops

Category: Class

Morning Class

Jordan Demetrius Lloyd

Fri, Oct 10 - Dec 5, 2025

Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, a tall black man leaps in the air wearing black striped pants and a white shirt. His left leg is extended down toward the white floor while his right leg reaches toward the back corner of the room, which has a wall of windows with frosted glass. Photo by Whitney Browne.

Past classes and workshops