Moisés “Moe” Gordo Gómez is a dancer, choreographer, and educator specialized in breaking and contemporary urban dance. Based in Barcelona, he is the co-founder and co-director of the renowned company Iron Skulls Co, with which he has developed several award-winning productions such as Sinestesia, Kintsugi, and Azul Petróleo, performed across theatres and festivals throughout Europe, Latin America, and Africa.
His dance journey began in 2003 through self-taught training in breaking, later expanding his movement language through contemporary dance, Butoh, and various social dances such as salsa, samba, and Lindy Hop. He has studied with acclaimed artists such as Daisuke Yoshimoto, Peter Jasko, Hofesh Shechter, Martin Kilvady, David Zambrano, James Hamilton, Sol Picó, La Intrusa, Laly Ayguadé, Roberto Oliván, Francisco Córdova, Cecilia Colacrai, and Vero Cendoya, and has performed with creators such as Ramón Oller and Nadine Gerspacher.
Alongside his performance career, Moe has led workshops and movement labs at institutions and festivals including Danza en la Ciudad (Bogotá), Ubumuntu Festival (Rwanda), Abril pra Dança (Brazil), National Theatre of San Salvador, Freeroots, and the Institut del Teatre (Barcelona).
At IAB, Moe teaches within the BA Contemporary Dance and Commercial Dance programmes, focusing on technical training, professional preparation, and stage application of urban dance styles, fostering students’ creative physicality, improvisation skills, and stage presence through an interdisciplinary lens.
