As an artist/scholar/educator, Henry works in the fields of dance, performance studies and new media technologies. His work is inherently interdisciplinary and his courses introduce students to theoretical, historical and critical approaches to dance as an art form, to movement and improvisation techniques that support creation and performance, and to performance studies as “a method of enquiry that posits an underlying dimension of ‘performance’ to all human behavior” (Komitee, 2011).  However, the scope of Henry's teaching of performance extends beyond the human to include biological, electronic, and environmental systems. In short, he studies performance as actions performed by complex systems. This sets the tone for a teaching philosophy that lays great emphasis on how we as humans perceive the world and how our perceptions are informed by the varied modes of contact between ourselves and a more comprehensive notion of ‘environment’.

SPRING 2022

+ CA 123 Contemporary Dance Technique II

FALL 2021

+ CA 127 Dance History from the 20th Century to the Present

+ CA 326/327 Repertory I & II

SUMMER 2021

+ CA 813 – Interdisciplinary Graduate Studio

SPRING 2021

+ CA 329 Performing Black Identities Across Diasporic Spaces

+ CA 221/321/420: Contemporary Dance Techniques

FALL 2020

+ CA127 Dance History from the 20th Century to the Present