Agile Rascal Theatre

Recently recognized as one of the ’25 To watch’ in 2024 by Dance Magazine, Miguel Alejandro Castillo is drawn to the permeability of art forms and the new inquiries that arise from cross-disciplinary and multicultural collaborations. His research investigates diasporic imagination and future folklore. Castillo has performed in the works of Faye Driscoll, Jeanine Durning, Tzveta Kassabova. He holds a bachelor’s in dance and theater from Middlebury College and an M.F.A in Choreography and Performance from Smith College.

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Ellen Chenoweth has worked in dance and performance for 20 years. She is currently the Director of Finance and Operations for Works & Process at the Guggenheim in New York, while also working with arts organizations and independent artists as a grantwriter and consultant. A past board member at Chicago’s Links Hall, Chenoweth is currently a board member and treasurer for the Cannonball Festival in Philadelphia and was invited to be the first at-large board member for the American College Dance Association.

For five years, she was the Director and Lead Curator of the Dance Presenting Series at the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago. She served as the Managing Director of the Dance Exchange, following the founder transition of Liz Lerman. She started her arts administration career at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. A native Texan, she is currently based in Philadelphia and New York.

Christina Gosnell has spent the last decade researching and organizing to advance climate and energy policy. Christina studied Environmental Sciences at University of Colorado Boulder, where she worked at the CU Environmental Center, and co-founded the CU Environmental Studies Club and the divestment group Fossil Free CU.

After graduating, Christina assisted research on high pressure gasification of biochar at the National Renewable Energy Lab and worked at Clean Power Finance, contributing to the National Solar Permitting Database. She then worked for two years at the nonprofit Clean Energy Action, managing data-driven advocacy programs and working for the first time with public data on electric utilities as the nonprofit engaged with proceedings at the Colorado Public Utility Commission.

Christina is the president and co-founder of Catalyst Cooperative, where she enjoys working at the intersection of public data, utility policy, and database design.