Ali Kenner Brodsky is the artistic director of Ali Kenner Brodsky & Co. and is the 2014 recipient of the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Fellowship for Choreography.  Ali was previously an artist-in-residence at Joyce SoHo in New York City, where she was mentored by Phyllis Lamhut. Kenner Brodsky founded and ran her own dance company in New York City, where she performed at venues including Joyce SoHo, the Puffin Room, DanceNow Festivals, the former Dance Space Center, WAX, Dixon Place and Dumbo Dance Festival.  She studied choreography with Martha Myers, Larry Goldhuber, Keely Garfield and Debra Fernandez. Since her return to Providence, Kenner Brodsky has co-produced two a+b performances with her colleague Betsy Miler.  She also, serves as rehearsal director for and dances with national touring company Lostwax Multimedia Dance. She has recently performed with Emma Hogarth in an interactive film/dance piece at the RISD Art Museum, with 83 paperbirds-moving lab in Boston and Jessica Howard. She is on the adjunct dance faculty at Salve Regina University and Dean College, and has been a guest choreographer for both schools,  as well as for Providence College. She graduated with honors in dance from Skidmore College. A Rhode Island native, Kenner Brodsky and her family live in Providence. For more info: alikennerbrodsky.com