REGIONAL, NATIONAL, AND SUMMER INTENSIVE FACULTY

Duncan considers himself a native of both New York City and San Francisco. He received most of his training in the San Francisco Ballet School and later spent 5 years dancing in the company. He joined The Dance Theatre of Harlem as a Principal Dancer in 1995. He has danced notable leading roles such as Balanchine’s “Apollo”, “Prodigal Son”, “Agon”, “Allegro Brilliante”; Albrecht in “Giselle”; Robbins’ “Fancy Free”; Ashton’s “Thais”, Glenn Tetley’s “Sphinx” and “Dialogues” and Smuin’s “A Song For Dead Warriors”. His list of guest artist appearances includes lead roles for New York City Ballet, Birmingham Royal Ballet in England, Washington Ballet and more. In 2005, Duncan founded Body Language Productions. Currently, he is writing a screenplay and is involved in the development of an outreach program involving at risk kids & athletes.