Alexis Robbins (she/her) is a choreographer, performer, producer, educator, writer, and dance advocate based in New Haven, CT. As Artistic Director and Choreographer of her project based dance and music company, kamrDANCE, Robbins has shown her work throughout NYC, New Jersey, and New England, and created five dance films that have been screened across the US and internationally. kamrDANCE has been presented by Dixon Place, Symphony Space, Arts on Site, the Transit Museum (Brooklyn), The Bang Group (David Parker), Motion State Dance Festival, and more. kamrDANCE has produced many sold-out, evening length performances and split-bills, and continues to push boundaries with works that combine tap dance, contemporary dance, text, physical theater, and live music. kamrDANCE is currently touring The Mercy Velvet Project (June 2026 Premiere at Yale via the International Festival of Arts and Ideas and Yale Schwarzman Center), a full-length, multidisciplinary 90’s concert album with dance and live instrumentation. Robbins has been a guest artist for universities and organizations including Montana Dance Arts Association, Yale Schwarzman Center, Springfield College, Connecticut College, Smith College, Rhythmically Speaking (MN), and Hofstra University, and is the owner of kamrDANCE Studio LLC where she offers private lessons and group classes. www.kamrdance.com
