mind + body + spirit

Carrie Mikuls is a graduate from the University of California, Riverside with her B.A. in Dance. She is a (RYT 200) Yoga Instructor and Certified Reiki Healer. In 2018, Carrie was a recipient of The Hollywood Fringe Festival Scholarship for underrepresented groups. She is the creator of I Came To Make Noise, a hip hop feminist theatrical performance. I Came To Make Noise was the recipient of The Encore Producers’ Award and Nominee for the 2Cents Distinctive Voices Award. She was nominated for an NAACP Theatre Award for Best Choreographer in 2016 for the award winning hip hop theatre play Dreamscape. Dreamscape has been adapted into the feature film, My Name Is Myeisha, which she also choreographed. My Name Is Myeisha was an official selection for the 2018 Slamdance Film Festival, was awarded The Audience Award For Beyond Feature, and was the 2018 winner of Best Feature at Boston Underground Film Festival. Carrie performed in DEBUSSY: Pelleas et Melisande, with the LA Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall. She danced for modern opera company, The Industry, in the unprecedented mobile opera, Hopscotch. She also danced with Los Angeles based dance company Stretch Dance Company. 

As a teacher, Carrie has taught for organizations such as; artworxLA, Greenway Arts Alliance, and Academy of Creative Education. She has also taught workshops in colleges and Universities, and has worked with students from all over the world. When Carrie is not choreographing, she hosts virtual wellness workshops combining dance, Yoga and Reiki with her company Rose + Moon Society.