Robert Redick is a New York-based choreographer, dance educator and producer. An adoptee from Russia raised in Southeast Michigan, he moved to New York City in 2012 to train at the Joffrey Ballet School as a Ballet Trainee, completing the program in 2016.

Currently, Robert is on faculty year-round for both the Ballet and Jazz/Contemporary Programs at the Joffrey Ballet School, Steps Academy and Harlem School of the Arts. He has a weekly class at Steps on Broadway, and is a Teaching Artist at Bronx Excellence Schools. Robert is also Programs Director and a resident faculty member at Earl Mosley’s Diversity of Dance.

Choreography commissions include: Steps on Broadway Conservatory, Grier School, the Jazz Choreography Project, Columbia Ballet Collaborative, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, and the Joffrey Dance Academy at Fort Hamilton High School amongst others. Since 2018, Robert has been the producer, curator and host for the Uptown Rising Performance Series held at the Bridge for Dance – providing NYC dance makers with an affordable opportunity to present, discuss, and receive feedback on their works and process.

Robert is dedicated to fostering a community where dancers of all backgrounds, identities, and training levels feel respected and empowered. He prioritizes building confidence through encouragement; carving the space for growth through supportive communication, and thoughtful guidance. With this intention, his studios and rehearsal environments are crafted to be both welcoming and creatively curious. Robert’s deep passion for community encourages artists at any place in their career to thrive and express their artistic selves to their fullest ability.