Tricia Dietrick is a dance artist with a BFA in Contemporary Dance Performance from The Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

 

Tricia has attended intensives such as A.I.M by Kyle Abraham, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, and Dance Italia. She has performed in works by Loni Landon, Victor Quijada, Doug Varone, and Stefanie Nelson. Tricia was part of the first-ever all-female-identifying cast to perform The Unsung by José Limón, with her contribution archived in the Lincoln Center Library. Her choreographic work was featured in Forward, a concert for the Conservatory’s 2024 graduating class, with performances in New York City and Boston. As an artist-in-residence for the Boston Conservatory Summer Dance Intensive, her piece Liminal State was presented as part of the program. Additionally, her work Letter(s) to Mom was featured in Moving Memory: Next Generation in NYC, further solidifying her presence in the professional dance landscape. In 2025, Tricia worked in London, England with SNDancegroup for research and development of Dea. Tricia also worked in collaboration with Zjana Murraro, to restage and perform With Our Shadows at White Wave International Dance Festival (NYC). Recently, Tricia was a resident choreographer with KTCO the Company for SAT premiering in NYC April, 2025.​ For over five years she has taught movement to students of all ages and is a certified Matwork and Reformer Pilates instructor.

 

Within her own movement research, Tricia is committed to challenging form, provoking thought, and pushing boundaries all while keeping joy and the celebration of movement at the heart of her work.