Christine McMillan is originally from St. Louis and received a BS in Ballet and Psychology from Indiana University. Christine is a member of the Metropolitan Opera Ballet, where she recently performed in Julie Taymor and Mark Dendy’s Magic Flute, Doug Varone’s Rite of Spring and danced principal roles in Parade (with Damien Woetzel) and Sly (with Placido Domingo). She has also appeared in PBS’s broadcast of Samson and Delilah. Christine is honored to have received a Bessie in 2004 for her work with Ben Munisteri Dance Projects and other artists. She has enjoyed dancing with Ben and his fine dancers since 1998. Thanks to Jay.
Eric Sean Fogel, originally from Charleston, SC, joined BMDP in 2002 and has enjoyed many tours, premieres and New York City seasons with them. Other New York companies include: Donald Byrd/The Group, Mark Dendy Dance Projects, Max Luna, Stuart Hodes, Oriental Ballet, Stutgart Ballet and four years with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet at the Met. Also at Lincoln Center: My Fair Lady (NY Philharmonic) and Most Happy Fella (NY City Opera). Eric performed in the national tours of Evita! and Disney’s Beauty the Beast, and he toured with three productions of West Side Story (European tour, La Scala Opera, and international tour). Eric studied on scholarship at the Martha Graham School and Alvin Ailey School. He is the associate choreographer for the national tours of Happy Days the Musical and Little House on the Prairie.
Beau Hancock is pursuing an MFA in dance at Temple University. He earned a BA in dance and American studies from the University of Kansas. His choreography has been presented at the Merce Cunningham Studio, Wesbeth Art Gallery, Movement Research at DTW, Lied Center Kansas, the Lawrence Arts Center, the Flea Theater, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Beau has taught at the University of Kansas, Café Dance, Movement Research, CHI Movement Arts Center, and with BMDP at Indiana University, Juniata College, and Wayne State University. Beau has performed with Ellen Cornfield, Jennifer Kayle, Kathy Dunn Hamrick Dance, and Douglas Dunn. He joined BMDP in October 2005.