Sade Bully-Bell is a Dominican-born medical doctor, dancer, teacher and choreographer, who started her dance training in Jamaica at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts and The Tony Wilson School of Modern Dance. She joined The Company Dance Theatre (CDT) at age 13, and after 10 years with the company and excelling in her medical studies at the University of the West Indies, she moved to New York to pursue a career in dance. There, Sade studied at the Ailey School and performed with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater before becoming a principal dancer with the world-renowned Garth Fagan Dance. The New York Times described her “razor-sharp extension and silky gusto”...as “elegance-the blazing sort.”; while the Los Angeles Times called her, “a captivating, versatile and resilient force.” Sade has performed, taught and choreographed extensively throughout the United States, as well as in Europe and the Caribbean region, and is a recipient of Dance Caribbean Collective’s “New Traditions Choreographic Incubator Award” (New York, 2019). She is the proud mother of two beautiful boys, and currently resides in Jamaica where she is the Artistic Director of the dance company, CDT; Co-Artistic Coordinator and Dance Teacher at the American International School of Kingston; and a freelance choreographer of both commercial and concert work.