Meet the Dancers

NobleMotion Dance works with a strong group of talented, creative dancers who each bring their own unique voice to the choreographic process. Andy and Dionne Noble are interested in working with dancers who bring passion and big hearted ferociousness to the stage as well as subtlety and restraint. Many of the current dancers have been trained by the Nobles, and Andy and Dionne feel fortunate to be able to provide consistent performing opportunities to this amazing set of dance artists.

 Who are they?

  • Well-versed dancers of varying styles

  • Brilliant movement makers

  • Dynamic performers

  • Compelling actors

  • Experienced collaborators

  • Top notch teachers

  • Gifted choreographers

“Within Houston’s world of contemporary dance, these are among the best dancers the community has to offer. Suffice to say, the dancing is topnotch.” ~ Dance Source Houston – Neil Ellis Orts

“Throughout my time as a NobleMotion company member, I have come to understand our mission and enjoy performing work that is daring and honest - from the lights to the set pieces, to even the choreography. NobleMotion strives to bring art to the community through educational outreach and performance opportunities for our second company, NMD2. Community is a great theme of Vortex and I feel that everyone coming will see a reflection of past experiences in the choreography at some point in the show.”

LaRodney FreemanRe: 10 Year Anniversary show Vortex

“You never know what you’ll be asked to do with NMD, which keeps things interesting. I’ve danced on a rock, with a lampshade on my head, in darkness, ash, water, wind, and with a Styrofoam board taller than me. I love NMD because there are no limits to the creative minds of its dancers, choreographers, and directors.”

Travis Prokop

“I love NobleMotion because all of the work is both artistic AND accessible. I think it is very rare to find work that fits into both of those categories, especially within Modern dance. I also love the spectacle of our more technology driven work. I can remember the first time seeing Photo Box D and being completely overwhelmed by the magic of that piece.”

Seth McPhail