As a multidisciplinary dance artist, coach, and cultural advocate, Kevin brings over two decades of international experience working at the intersection of performance, education, and embodied practice. As a professional dancer, Kevin has performed, toured, and taught extensively across North America, Europe, Central America, and India, appearing in theatres, festivals, and contemporary art contexts worldwide.
Kevin’s career includes work as a dancer and soloist with internationally recognised companies such as Ballets Jazz Montréal and Company C Contemporary Ballet, as well as being a founding member of multidisciplinary arts company AP&A. Throughout his career, Kevin has interpreted repertory by choreographers including Aszure Barton, Andonis Foniadakis, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, Barak Marshall, Ramón Oller, David Parsons, Cayetano Soto, Paul Taylor, Twyla Tharp, and Antony Tudor, among others.
Alongside his performance career, Kevin’s practice expands into the cultural and spatial forces that shape how art and culture are made, experienced, and situated. With an academic background in Urban Planning and Design, complemented by a Master’s degree in International Arts Management, Kevin brings a connective lens to the relationship between the arts, urban environments, and the cultural dimensions of communities. Through his professional endeavours, he has collaborated across the fields architecture, design, contemporary art, and immersive storytelling, often acting as a bridge between creative practices, institutional frameworks, and lived experience.
In parallel, Kevin has cultivated a collaborative practice as an artistic assistant, coach, and creative consultant for a wide range of projects. As a dance teacher, movement coach, and classically trained Pilates instructor, he emphasises sustainable technique, somatic awareness, and long-term physical resilience, bringing a globally informed, culturally engaged, and cross-disciplinary perspective to mentorship, education, and the support of artists across career stages.
