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Articles written by Caitlin Green

A large sculpture of a muskrat stands in a blackbox theatre. The muskrat is mostly skeleton with a furry head and ears. There is some red fabric on the floor in the background and a ball of red wiring sitting beneath the muskrat.

Kea and the Ark

January 18, 2025

Twenty years. Twenty tons. Three stories high. Assembled with remnants

Caitlin

Caitlin Green is a Philadelphia-based freelance dance artist with a Master’s degree in Dance/Movement Therapy from Drexel University (2019). In her work, she tends to concentrate on the body’s role in wellness, individuality, and expressions of personal and collective narratives. She is a staff writer with thINKingDANCE.

Caitlin Green

Caitlin (she/they) is a freelance dance artist with a background in dance/movement therapy (MA, R-DMT). Concentrating on the body’s role in wellness and catharsis, their performance work has been featured in the Painted Bride Art Center’s Building Bridges artist cohort (2020), Bodymeld’s GWYN residency (2021), Philadelphia Dance Project’s DANCE UP CLOSE (2022), and MythMedia Studios’ Illadelph Dreams (2023). Caitlin has choreographed for Regothereshego (2021), La Egoista at Philadelphia Theatre Company (2024) and Independence Charter School’s annual musical (2019-2025). Caitlin is a trauma-informed teaching artist with The Village of Arts and Humanities, and has curated movement workshops such as “Dancing to Transgress: Lessons from bell hooks” (2020), “Our Embodied Impulses”(2021), and “Embodied Practices in the Classroom” (2024). Caitlin is a writer with cinéSPEAK as a Philly Cultural Critics Fellow (2025), and has enjoyed writing with thINKingDANCE since 2021. Learn more.