Mentor
Wren Coleman is a transmasculine dance artist and educator from Hatboro, Pennsylvania. He has been trained in multiple styles of dance including ballet, acrobatics, postmodern and contemporary dance.
He received his BFA in Dance from Temple University in 2020. He performed in yearly showcases, such as the Student Dance Concerts and Endings. As a teacher, his main goal is to make those that he interacts with, feel supported and to provide a safe space for all students. Wren has trained and performed with educators such as Diane Sharp, Timothy Early, and Dara Meredith.
He has learned the importance of connection between peers within a classroom, strong foundational technique, good classroom etiquette and having a positive attitude towards others and themselves.
What was your first dance you performed?
Big Girls Don’t Cry
What is your favorite singer/band?
Cage the Elephant’s frontman, Matt Shultz
What would you need on a deserted Island?
I would probably bring a first aid and sewing kit, as I have those at my side at all times and I’ve learned that they’re the best for any emergency.
