Shiloh Goodin

Biography

Shiloh Goodin is a dancer, choreographer and actor seen on Broadway, TV, commercials, concert dance and internationally.

She just completed the national tour of “Life of Pi,” reprising the role she did on Broadway. Other New York City highlights include her Broadway debut in “Paradise Square,” where she fulfilled a dream of dancing in the Tony Awards. Her most recent concert dance production was the premier of “Big Shot” with the Chase Brock Experience. Other favorite credits include “Love Life” at Encores, off-Broadway (“Anthem” and “The Screwtape Letters”), regionally (Cincinnati Playhouse, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Sacramento Music Circus, Riverside, Bay Street Theater and Transcendence Theatre Company), on tour (“Camelot”), in opera (Santa Fe Opera) and in Tokyo as “The Little Mermaid.” Her favorite role has been playing Cassie in “A Chorus Line,” not once but twice. She has choreographed productions of “Cabaret,” “Spring Awakening,” “Aida,” “Dance Nation” and has been on creative teams at Public’s Shakespeare in the Park, Kennedy Center, Bucks County Playhouse and others.

She has taught masterclasses at universities around the country, is on the faculty at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, and teaches seasonally for New York University. She is also the founder of a virtual residency for artists called Collectus.