Liz Hepp is a dance artist based in Brooklyn, New York. She has performed in works by Heidi Latsky, PeiJu Chien-Pott, Caitlin Trainor, Michelle Thompson Ulerich, Jessica Ray, Pat Catterson and Ben Wright. She was a company member with Dusan Tynek Dance Theatre and Erick Montes’ Danceable Projects, and performed in Nick Mauss: Transmissions at the Whitney Museum. Liz co-created Fact or Fiction, a dance-theater production with Trainor Dance. She has performed nationally on proscenium stages, in museum, and site-specific works in quarries and on beaches.

Liz creates whimsical and absurd dance-theater productions featuring giant props in collaboration with choreographer Molly Gorin. Her choreography has also been presented by Debora Domass at Art Cake, The Visionary Dance Festival, and Dance in Bushwick.

She was a 2025 Fellow with NYU Production Lab’s Artist Development Program for Dance and holds a BFA in Dance from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. She has three cats, two of which are named Izzy after Isadora Duncan.

Photo by Zane Gan

Liz’s work as a performer spans the realms of rigorous technical choreography rooted in Cunningham and ballet to contemporary forms, improvisational scores and physical theater.

She’s obsessed with dance history and nerds out over studying dance forms such as Cunningham technique, Flying Low floor work, Countertechnique, contact improv and social dances.

As an artist, she is interested in the composition of people in space and how dance is shaped by communities and the spaces they inhabit.

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