Charles Moulton (choreographer)

Charles Moulton is an American choreographer known for his complex, geometric, and often mathematically-inspired dance works. He emerged in the downtown New York dance scene in the 1970s and gained recognition for his innovative approach to movement and spatial relationships.

Moulton's choreography is characterized by its use of patterns, formations, and repetitions, often employing large groups of dancers to create intricate and visually striking compositions. He frequently explores themes of order and chaos, structure and improvisation, and the relationship between the individual and the collective.

One of Moulton's signature pieces is "Precision Ball Passing," in which dancers execute a series of precise passes of brightly colored balls, creating mesmerizing visual patterns. This work, and others like it, have been praised for their ingenuity, precision, and visual impact.

Throughout his career, Moulton has collaborated with a variety of artists and institutions, and his work has been performed around the world. He has also received numerous awards and accolades for his contributions to the field of dance. While less known than some of his contemporaries, Charles Moulton remains a significant figure in the development of post-modern and conceptual dance.