16 Facts About Jodee Nimerichter

Jodee Nimerichter is an American arts administrator and film producer.

Jodee Nimerichter currently serves as the executive director of the American Dance Festival.

Jodee Nimerichter is the daughter of Fred Nimerichter and Mary Lou Buhl.

Jodee Nimerichter has two sisters, Cynthia and Rhonda, and grew up in Colorado.

Jodee Nimerichter is of German ancestry and was raised in the Lutheran faith.

Jodee Nimerichter trained in classical ballet from a young age and was admitted to Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York University.

Jodee Nimerichter helped start the first Gallatin Arts Festival at NYU.

Jodee Nimerichter co-produced televised recordings of the Broadway revival of The Women and the musical Fosse.

Jodee Nimerichter worked as an associate producer for the live broadcasts of The Man Who Came To Dinner and Fosse Millennium in 2000.

Jodee Nimerichter organized the first American tour of the Guangdong Modern Dance Company from Guangzhou, China.

Jodee Nimerichter served as associate director until 2007, when she was promoted as co-director.

Jodee Nimerichter worked as a production member of Great Performances:Dance in America at WNET where she co-produced the performance documentary Born to Be Wild: The Leading Men of American Ballet Theatre, which followed dancers Jose Manuel Carreno, Angel Corella, Vladimir Malakhov, and Ethan Stiefel as they began working on a new piece created for them by Mark Morris.

Jodee Nimerichter was appointed as the director of the American Dance Festival in 2012.

Jodee Nimerichter curated performances at the Joyce Theater for Focus Dance in 2013 and at New York University's Skirball Center for the Performing Arts for Dance Gotham in 2014.

Jodee Nimerichter has served as a Hub Site representative for the National Dance Project.

Jodee Nimerichter met Gaspard Louis, a Haitian dancer, while she was working as a staffer at the American Dance Festival and he was dancing with Pilobolus Dance Theatre.