Melanie Greene

Melanie Greene is an American writer, dancer, and choreographer. She is best known for being part of a dance ensemble, the skeleton architecture, which won a Bessies Award in 2017.

Biography Greene is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication. She went on to receive her Master of Fine arts in dance and choreography at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Greene began writing in high school and continues to write performance reviews for The Dance Enthusiast, articles for Dance Magazine, long-form artist profiles of dancers and choreographers for Dancer's Turn, and her personal blog On the Scene with Lanie Reene .

Dance Greene has been described as a "movement-based artist."

Methods of Perception Greene created a collection of dance works called Methods of Perception: Dance to Engage the Senses which seeks to heighten the dance performance experience by engaging all of the senses. Greene states that her work "smells like delicious pomegranates and body sweat wrapped in fuzzy naked flesh and lacy garter belts". a 2015 Gibney boo-koo Space Grant recipient,

As part of the ensemble of the skeleton architecture, Greene won the Outstanding Performer award at the Bessies 2017 alongside Nia Love, Maria Bauman, Paloma McGregor, and others.