Hello! I'm
Lavender/Logan Kelley
Performer/Choreographer/Intimacy Director
(fae/faer, they/them, he/him)
As a queer, non-binary performer and choreographer that is driven to make dynamic and physically embodied art, I am passionate about bringing my unique edge and color palate to every project. I strive to entrance audiences whether I am on stage or behind the table. With a thirst for knowledge that is never satisfied, I have pursued independent studies into the history of queer theatre, feminism, and intimacy direction. I believe that as I acquire more insight into different art forms, the caliber of the work I can produce continues to grow. Not to mention, if research doesn’t hold the answer to my questions, I can always ask my many tarot decks (and they never lie). I dream of making new, boundary breaking, consent and trauma informed art that makes me feel seen as the passionate and mystical being I am. I would be thrilled if that same work can help others feel seen as well.
Learning about Lavender/Logan
Logan or Lavender Kelley (fae/faer, they/them, he/him) is a performer and choreographer from Allentown, Pennsylvania who has been studying theater and dance since they learned to walk and talk. Fae graduated Summa Cum Laude from Long Island University Post with their BFA in Musical Theatre (class of 2022). They also gained valuable knowledge about theatre administration from working at the Box Office in the Tilles Center during their time at school. While studying at LIU he received training in Suzuki, Stanislavsky, Meisner, Chekov and Laban. Faer training in the Suzuki Method as repurposed by Maria Porter was particularly formative, giving them a love of physical theater which has greatly informed their choreography style. Lavender has a deep passion for devised work and collaborative theatre because of their belief that every piece of art can benefit from as many different perspectives as possible. Some of faer most recent projects include Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Hedwig), Rocky Horror Picture Show (Dance Captain), Spring Awakening (Choreographer and Intimacy Director), and Disconnected (Devised). Logan’s goal is to make queer, trauma informed and consent informed art, no matter what role they occupy on a project.