Tim Marl is a choreographer, director, and performer with over a decade of experience shaping the Pacific Northwest dance community. For six years, he served as the Dance Director for Rogue Society Dance Company, where he led the creation of a sold-out Portland production.
Tim’s choreographic voice was further honed during his eight years with the Van De Veere Dance Company, where he crafted hip hop routines and supported dancers through technique, motivation, and detailed cleaning. He also spent four years teaching at Vega Dance+Lab, developing hip hop and jazz funk choreography and guiding dancers in both artistry and precision.
As a performer, Tim has appeared in numerous Portland productions, including Bold, Bad, and Beautiful, Artistry in Motion, OZ, and the Brian Grant Foundation showcase at the Moda Center. His work has extended into fashion shows, college productions, and community events.
Tim has trained in hip hop, jazz funk, contemporary, modern, ballet, African, and waacking. Tim brings a deep commitment to community, creativity, and collaboration. His work blends storytelling, musicality, and dynamic movement, reflecting a lifelong dedication to dance as both an art form and a shared experience.