Madison Falconer is a Michigan Raised, Los Angeles based Choreographer, Dancer, and Creative Producer. She earned her BFA in Dance from the USC Glorya Kaufman School of Dance in 2023 and her Master’s in Arts Leadership from the USC Thornton School of Music in 2025.  At USC, Madison studied Composition under the mentorship of William Forsythe, Jodie Gates, Kyle Abraham, Thomas McManus, Dawn Stoppiello, d. Sabela grimes, and Jermaine Spivey. She focused her Occupational Science and Compositional research on methods for making dance more accessible to diverse audiences. During her time at USC Madison Produced and Directed several interactive arts events to cultivate community and play in unconventional spaces.

 In 2021, Madison founded her company, Falco, the Woodworks Residency, and Woodworks Connect, with the mission to empower a space for collaboration, creative opportunity and immersive performance events. In 2023, she was the Resident Choreographer at Company Dance Traverse and the Vista Del Mar Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center. She was a 2023 Carmel Dance Festival Choreographic Fellow and has choreographed original works for Trinity Laban in London, Ballet Arkansas, Traverse City Dance Project, Save as Draft, Laguna Dance Festival, A&A Ballet, Jackson Dance Company, Imprint Dance Company, among others. 

Madison worked as Assistant Choreographer with Artists, Veegee, for Cartier’s 2024 Trinity Centennial Celebration, and Jackson Wang, for Hennessy’s 2025 Chinese New Year in Shanghai. Her work extends into film and media through her movement direction on commercial campaigns, including Lore, and music video choreography and direction for Leaha Maria, Shorty-G, and Daniel Mangiaracino, as well as production on the 2025 Sundance-nominated film Sunfish (& Other Stories on Green Lake).

 Madison is interested in multi-sensory surrealism, the blending and bending of different mediums to emphasize natural space and pace of everyday life.