Lindsay Giedl is a multifaceted choreographer and dancer whose artistic practice harmonizes dance technique with a holistic understanding of the body. A 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher and BFA graduate of the University of Georgia, Lindsay’s work is grounded in intentionality and anatomical flow.

Lindsay currently serves as Adjunct Faculty at the University of Georgia and is the Dance Director for The Studio Athens and Athens Dance Collective. She was a guest faculty member for Ballet Hispánico’s Pa’lante Scholars and Adult Program as well as served as the Rehearsal Assistant for the UGA x Martha Graham Dance Company Project (2023). Her theatrical collaborations with the UGA Theatre and Opera Department recently garnered Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Award nomination. 

Lindsay’s credits include the feature films The Last of Robin Hood and Honey 4, as well as Corey Smith’s “Honky Tonkin’ in My Blood” music video. She continues her cinematic journey with the 2026 short film “The Flies.” Now in her tenth season with the Joffrey Ballet School, Lindsay serves as the Associate Artistic Director of Joffrey South (Jazz & Contemporary) and Administrative Director for Joffrey Colorado and Akron, shaping the curricula for emerging artists across the country.

A recipient of the 2020 Pandemic Atlanta Choreographer Award from the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and the Kristel Rose Tedesco Residency, Lindsay’s choreographic work has been showcased at the Fall for Fall Dance Festival (2020, 2022) and was recently featured in the July 2026 issue of Dance Magazine. Lindsay remains dedicated to the lifelong evolution of her choreographic journey and the expansion of dance education.

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