Amy Morrow is an Austin based teacher, choreographer, and Executive Director of Fisterra. She promotes social well-being on a local, national, and global scale through the arts aided by science and technology. Certified in 2012 by Ohad Naharin in the inaugural teacher training program, Morrow travels internationally hosting Gaga and Toolbox Workshops. In 2013, Morrow launched the TBX [ Toolbox Series ] to provide professional development with internationally lauded artists. TBX produced 75+ residencies, 18 in partnership with The University of Texas, & 3 with Texas Performing Arts Center. Sessions include training in Gaga, CounterTechnique®, Fighting Monkey®, Repertoire with Black Grace (New Zealand), Multi-media Labs with Jason Akira Somma, & Deborah Hay.In 2015, Morrow established The Theorists, a nexus of artist citizens who collaborate internationally to produce homegrown art. Their annual festival, Theorist Fest, features 50+ artists from across North America, Latin America, India, and the Middle East. The Theorists have shared their work with communities in NYC, India, Monterrey, México City, Puebla, Phoenix, Guadalajara, DFW, Detroit, Tulsa, Albuquerque, Birmingham, Huntsville, Richmond, and Houston. Art-fiction portrait/exhibition “Batsheva,” is written by Saundra Goldman and produced by Rino Pizzi with the artistic guidance of Deborah Hay. “The Lady of” solo was selected by Nancy Wozny as Arts and Culture’s standouts for the 2014-15 season and “Carry On” received the 2016 choreographic exchange award for the 2017 Detroit Dance City Festival Gala and Dumbo Dance Festival. Morrow was awarded Best Dancer by Austin Critic’s Table in 2017. Excerpts of evening-length works toured Grace Street Theater, The Majestic, Dallas City Performance Hall, Eisemann Center, Ailey Citigroup Theater, Zilker Hillside Theater, Tulsa Performing Arts Center, Tulsa Ballet Studio K, and the Fort Worth Modern.