Choreography 

Miranda Parker recently relocated to NYC. Being from Wisconsin, a majority of her work has been in the Milwaukee area. She choreographed The Addams Family, Little Women: The Musical, Shrek: The Musical, The Wizard of Oz, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at high schools. She is a two time Jerry Award nominee for Outstanding Choreography. In 2025 and 2026, she worked as an associate choreographer for the Kids from Wisconsin. She choreographed half of the Vegas style revue show that tours for the summer. She also served as associated choreographer for Bat Boy (Outskirts Theatre) and All Night Strut (UW-Milwaukee). 

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Dance in theatre is interesting because it is underutilized in storytelling. There is so much physicality and character development that can be portrayed just through one dance. A dance number signifies a community, a fantasy, an environment, or characterization. Miranda believes movement provides nuanced meaning that provides greater context for the story. Outside of Musical Theatre, she also choreographs smaller projects, is an avid improviser, and loves to collaborate with local artists.