Dominique Willis Dance

Dance artist, choreographer, and educator

Dominique Laura Willis is a classically trained modern and ballet dancer, choreographer, and educator with 15+ years of professional experience. She has performed with renowned companies and has toured both nationally and internationally. Her choreography, movement-based, research-driven, and socially engaged, has been commissioned by multiple organizations. As an educator, she has taught across K–12 schools, universities, and community programs. Currently based in Denver, CO, she continues to perform, teach, and create works that connect cultural experience with human resilience. 

Dominique performing, bending forward with one arm extended upwards and the other reaching downward, red stage lighting.

Guided by her philosophy

Dance is for every Body

Stage performance with nine seated performers, one standing performer on the left in a dark theater setting.
Dancers on stage lifting Dominique in the air.
A group of dancers on stage, in a kneeling position, looking upward.
Dominique wearing blue jeans on a dark stage with spotlight lighting.
Two female dancers performing, one dancer supports the other, on dark stage.
Two dancers perform a lift on a stage with a blue backdrop.
A black and white photograph of a shirtless man with one arm flexed and looking confidently upward.

Upcoming Performances

In the Space of Us

July 17-18, 2026

Earl Cameron Theatre at City Hall
17 Church Street, Hamilton, HM11

Dominique leading a modern class with students stretching facing a mirror.

With over fifteen years of teaching experience across K–12, university, adult, and senior populations, she brings the same research-driven intentionality to her education work as she does to the stage.

Teaching & Education

Dominique sitting on the stage floor with her legs extended and her torso upright, purple stage lighting against a dark background.

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Photos by Miguel Alejandro Sanchez-Nuñez, Jeff Cravotta, and Hanna Wondmagegnand, Courtesy of Movement Migration and by Christopher Jones.