Rebecca Fitton is an improviser, facilitator, and citizen. Born in England and raised in rural Wisconsin, her work as a community organizer and participatory artist is largely informed by her experiences as a bi-racial immigrant. Her projects have been presented in New York City at ShowDown/Gibney, Open Performance/Movement Research, Chez Bushwick, Staten Island Arts, Triskelion Arts and LiVEART.US at the Queens Museum, in addition to many non-traditional performance spaces across New York, New Jersey, Florida, Wisconsin, and Salzburg, Austria such as bars, grocery stores, rooftops, gardens and the perimeter of Manhattan. She has been an Artist-in-Residence at Center Space in Grand Rapids, MI, is a current LEIMAY Subsidized Fellow at CAVE in Brooklyn, NY and is part of the Hemispheric Institute's 2019 EMERGENYC program.
In addition to her performance work, Fitton is an administrator for Pentacle and independent artists, Edisa Weeks/DELIRIOUS Dances and Will Rawls. She has been a member of Dance/NYC’s Junior Committee since 2018. Fitton holds a BFA in Dance from Florida State University.
In addition to her performance work, Fitton is an administrator for Pentacle and independent artists, Edisa Weeks/DELIRIOUS Dances and Will Rawls. She has been a member of Dance/NYC’s Junior Committee since 2018. Fitton holds a BFA in Dance from Florida State University.
