Shiloh Goodin (she/her) is a New York–based artist, community builder, and creative collaborator working across performance art, film, theatre, and shared experiences. Her work combines physical storytelling, unexpected spaces, and a love of tenderness, wonder, and peculiarity. Drawing on twenty years in professional theatre, she makes intimate, curious work that is hard to categorize and reaches people in unexpected ways.

She founded Collectus, a creative home for artists. Its flagship program, Momentum Pod, brings artists across disciplines and countries together for feedback, accountability, and encouragement. As a facilitator and creative thought partner, she builds spaces where people feel witnessed, supported, and able to take creative risks.

Current projects include an art film conceived for London’s St Pancras Station and Return to Dance, a workshop and retreat in development for women who feel they have missed the chance to truly dance. Both reflect her belief that creative expression belongs to everyone.

Her extensive stage career includes Broadway’s Life of Pi and Paradise Square, the Life of Pi national tour, and regional and international productions. She also choreographs and directs movement for theatre, music videos, and concerts. An SDC Observership and 2026 Directors Lab West participant, she teaches at AMDA, Syracuse University’s Tepper Semester, and MTCA, with guest teaching at NYU and AADA.