Margaret K. Falcone
Dancer | Choreographer | Educator
Reveling in the magic of coming together and moving toward a common goal is what I value most in performing, choreographing, teaching, and in life.
MARGARET K. FALCONE (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based dance artist from Syracuse, NY who received her BFA in Contemporary Dance Performance with an emphasis in choreography from Boston Conservatory.
Upon moving to New York City at the beginning of October 2024, she toured with The Bang Group in their seasonal run of Nut/Cracked, performing at venues such as the 92nd Street Y, Kaatsbaan Cultural Park, and the National Arts Club.
Falcone began her career in Boston as a member of BoSoma Dance Company and has also performed works by Marcus Schulkind, David Parker, Adrienne Hawkins, Lindsey Leduc, among others.
As a choreographer, she was honored to premiere her work, Revitalize, on BoSoma Dance Company in 2024 at the Boston Center for the Arts for their 20th Anniversary Season. She was also an inaugural member of Movement Under Development, a collective of Boston based creators that collaborate to invent movement generating methods.
In addition to performing and choreographing, Falcone has a passion for sharing the health benefits of dance with others and is working toward her Dance for PD® certification at Mark Morris Dance Center. She is also the program director of two divisional outreach programs at Boston Conservatory: Movement Matters, which brings dance to senior citizens in the Boston area, as well as Step by Step, an adaptive dance program for students who have autism and Down syndrome.
Performance Reel
Choreography
Revitalize (2024)
Choreography by Margaret K. Falcone
In a dystopian society that has lost all hope, it only takes a seemingly insignificant group of individuals to catalyze change. This piece is inspired by the small and mighty who unify to generate great strength, accountability, and resilience to revitalize the world they live in.
May You Always Find Goodness (2019)
Choreography by Margaret K. Falcone
Forgiveness, understanding, reflection, remembering, growth, humility, respect, thoughtfulness, kindness, togetherness, family, support, peace, hope, joy, light and love. This is goodness. This work is a collaboration between the dancers and I to explore, discover, and create a portrait of what goodness means to us. What does it mean to you?
