BIOGRAPHY

Gabrielle Honoré is currently a senior at the Boston Conservatory where she plans to graduate in 2026 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Contemporary Dance Performance. In addition to her academic studies, Honoré has been a guest artist with City Ballet Boston in their production of Tony Williams’ The Urban Nutcracker and has joined the company as an apprentice from 2025-2026.  Through the Conservatory Gabrielle has also had the opportunity to perform PLOD by Dan Wagoner, Threadbare by Andrew Skeels and Dvorak Serenade by Lar Lubovitch, Here and Now by Nicole Von Arx, and A Choreographic Offering by José Límon. While earning her BFA Gabrielle has found a passion for choreography, and has been selected to produce works on the mainstage of the Boston Conservatory in their show Winter Works in 2024 and 2025. Honoré has also created and been featured in several dance films that have been presented in the Boston Conservatory Dance Film Festival.She was born and raised in Chicago where she trained classically under Michele Leslie Holzman and Roberta Pfeil-Begley for 10 years. Her strong ballet foundation comes from furthering her studies by training and examining in the Cecchetti Syllabus provided by the Cecchetti Council of America, where she has completed grades I-VII presented under Karla Harris. Honoré has also had the opportunity to train with companies such as Cincinnati Ballet, Boston Ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and Hubbard Street to name a few. She continues to develop an interest in classical modern, while in her Horton and Graham technique classes at school as well as in release technique and improvisation.