Bronx native dance artist, educator & doula. Currently a PhD candidate at The University of Plymouth. Former Coordinator to the Artist of Color Council at Movement Research, founder and artistic director of Curet Performance Project a contemporary dance company, and former online dance magazine TiLLT. Curet’s choreography and practice have toured South America, The Middle East, The Caribbean, North America, and Europe. Recipient of the 2022 Dancing Futures Artist Residency, finalist at the 2023 ODDFEST Dance Film Festival in NYC, and a 2024 EDDIII choreographer for San Diego’s Malashock. Curet has danced for San Diego Dance Theater as a community dancer, Stanley Love Performance Group, Sally Silvers, and BKSoul Dance, and currently dances for the Puerto Rican folkloric group Danza Fiesta. Curet has also served on faculty at The Martha Graham School, guest lectured in dance at Franklin and Marshall College. Her work has been supported by the Jerome Foundation and NYC Cultural Affairs. Recent dance research publications include the Movement Research Performance Journal and Critical Correspondence. In 2024, Curet received the community engagement grant award, and she developed dance programming for migrant and refugee youth communities in Alacran, Tijuana, in partnership with UCSD’s Center on Global Justice. She is currently the recipient of Inter-Grant 2025 and CUNY Dance Initiative 2025/2026.
