Geoffrey Doig-Marx

Geoffrey Doig-Marx (GDM)

Geoffrey Doig-Marx (GDM)

GDM was removed from his home at age 15 in the early 1980s, eventually living in runaway shelters and group homes in the Albany/Saratoga area. In the mid-1980s, he moved to New York City, where he began his career in dance, musical theatre, art, writing, photography, directing, and choreography.

“I don’t like a lot of art. I only like two pieces I have in my home. My GDM and my HIRSCHFELD”…Chita Rivera

Geoffrey Doig-Marx is a distinguished artist, educator, and choreographer, currently serving as a member of the dance faculty at Marymount Manhattan College (2001-Present), Montclair State University (2011-Present), and Rider/ARB’s Princeton Ballet School (for 17 years). With over two decades of teaching experience, he has inspired and mentored countless students in both classical and contemporary dance techniques.

In addition to his teaching, GDM has a rich history in dance leadership. He served as the Artistic Director of The Mantis Project Dance Company for 10 years, and was the Creator and Artistic Director of The Elan Awards, an event celebrating outstanding achievement in the arts, for 6 years. A seasoned director and choreographer, he is a current member of Actor’s Equity and an associate member of The Society of Directors and Choreographers.

As a fine artist, Geoffrey Doig-Marx has held residencies at POSH NYC (9 years), The West End Lounge (5 years), and The Pecora in Harlem (5 years). His artwork has been showcased in several solo exhibitions in New York, with his first solo gallery show at The Lanyon 36 Gallery in 2015. His works are currently on display at prestigious venues such as Peridance, The Broadway Dance Center, and The Martha Graham Dance Company, where his paintings continue to inspire the dance community.

In addition to his work as a performer, educator, and artist, GDM is also an author. He recently completed a children’s book titled “Agnes and the Museum of Art”, and a memoir titled “Down the Rabbit Hole”, both available on Amazon.com. His life and career reflect a deep commitment to fostering creativity and artistic expression across a wide range of disciplines.

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