Joseph Lyons-Wolf
Assistant Teaching Professor, Jazz, Tap and Musical Theatre
Joseph Lyons-Wolf is an interdisciplinary movement artist and educator whose body of work includes directing and choreographing for regional theatres, education and engagement for Disney on Broadway, and university instruction. His research interests include decolonial and somatic pedagogy for jazz and tap dance as well as dismantling the gender binary in musical theatre choreography. Joseph’s creative work is centered in queer theory and somatic practice.
Course Schedule
| Course |
No. |
Term |
Level |
Hours |
Location |
| Introduction to Dance History [syllabus] |
DANC 100.1 |
Fall 2025 |
Undergraduate |
3.0 |
Lecture |
| Tap 1 [syllabus] |
DANC 132.1 |
Fall 2025 |
Undergraduate |
2.0 |
Studio |
| Tap 1 [syllabus] |
DANC 132.2 |
Fall 2025 |
Undergraduate |
2.0 |
Studio |
| Tap 2 [syllabus] |
DANC 232.1 |
Fall 2025 |
Undergraduate |
2.0 |
Studio |
| Dance Performance Nutcracker [syllabus] |
DANC 489.1 |
Fall 2025 |
Undergraduate |
1.0 |
Studio |