MADISON BURRIS (she/they) is a performer, dance instructor, and choreographer from Northeast Ohio. She received her BFA in Dance from The Ohio State University (2023). There she closely researched how human connections can be cultivated through dance. Madison's thesis examined how the process of facilitating a close-knit community of dancers to create work takes shape.

In her time at Ohio State, Madison has had the chance to work with artists such as Charles O. Anderson, Abby Zbikowski, and Edward Taketa. These artists in particular have paved the way in which she perceives and approaches dance and dance making.

Post graduation she has been a company member with The Movement Project. There she has the opportunity to perform, teach, and choreograph with the company. This past winter her piece, “Contained Chaos,” had the opportunity to take the stage at Playhouse Square. Madison also spends her time teaching at Spotlight Dance Center in Mentor, Ohio, her childhood studio. Madison has had the opportunity to perform, assist, and teach around the country with organizations such as Dancemakers Inc. and Independent Lake Camp.