The New York Baroque Dance Co.

Carly Fox as a Bacchante, photo by Frank Wing

Carly Fox is a New York City based dancer and choreographer who joined the New York Baroque Dance Company in 2010. Favorite credits with the company include solo turns in Le Temple de La Gloire with the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Les fêtes de l’Hymen et de l’Amour with Opera Lafayette, the Seán Curran Company, and Kalanidhi Dance at the Kennedy Center and Jazz at Lincoln Center, and the Festival de Musica Antigua in Havana, Cuba. She has worked with contemporary choreographers such as Amy Marshall, Megan Bascom, Oliver Steele, Brit Falcon, and Khensani Mathebula. Carly has performed fusions of Bharatanatyam, Israeli, and Balinese dance, and she reconstructs Baroque dances from period notation. Regional theatre credits include the partnering and tap-dance centric musicals One Ride, 42nd Street, Oklahoma!, and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Carly founded an interior design firm, FOX+DESIGN, which specializes in the comprehensive re-imagining of urban environments (www.foxanddesign.com).