Roxie Doniphan Thomas

Roxie Doniphan Thomas (Choreographer) has found her passion through the art of movement. A native of Tupelo, Mississippi, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in musical theater from the University of Mississippi, where she was one of six dancers chosen for the Dwight Rhoden Choreography Project, which was then showcased at the Kennedy Center. While attending school, Roxie was extremely active in Mississippi: The Dance Company, where she was a featured soloist and choreographer. Roxie completed her Master of Arts in dance at Shenandoah University, where she studied with Alan Arnett, Ting-Yu Chen, Maurice Fraga, Kim Gibilisco, Elijah Gibson, Erica Helm, and Linda Miller. As a graduate assistant, Roxie taught courses in ballet and jazz.