Meredith Farnum

Meredith Farnum is an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Theatre + Dance, University of Florida, specializing in Dance Technique, Theory, and History. She holds a BFA in Theatre and Dance from the University of Florida and an MFA in Choreography from Jacksonville University. Her research focuses on time-consciousness and developmental movement patterns in dance, integrating interdisciplinary perspectives from theatre and dance studies.

• Education:
• BFA in Theatre and Dance, University of Florida
• MFA in Choreography, Jacksonville University

Her work spans performance, choreography, and education. Notable performances include roles in Cinderella, Cats, and The Wiz, as well as original pieces like Collision, Quarter ’til, and Ebb and Flow. She has toured nationally and internationally, collaborating with artists globally through events like 72D7.

Meredith is a member of the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO) and the American Association for University Women (AAUW). She has taught extensively since 1996, including at Cameron Dancenter, Santa Fe College, and the University of Florida, inspiring students across diverse dance genres and skill levels. Her pedagogical approach emphasizes holistic development, blending technical training with creative expression.

She is affiliated with the Danscompany of Gainesville and has contributed to repertory staging and choreography for major productions. Her teaching spans modern, jazz, ballet, and hip-hop, catering to novices and advanced students alike.