Choreographer: Silent Serenade at Mannes Opera 

The Silent Serenade is a romantic farce brimming with mistaken identities, amorous intrigue, and glittering melodies...Now, in a long-overdue U.S. premiere presented in English, Mannes Opera brings back this sophisticated confection. 

Movement Director: Practice at Playwrights Horizons 

A critically acclaimed world premiere at Playwrights Horizons. Practice is a groundbreaking play about power and exploitation in theater, and questions just how far are we willing to go for our art. 

Director: The Machine at Westport Country Playhouse, Script in Hand Series 

The Machine follows a celebrated poet-turned-professor stuck in a serious case of writer’s block – until a tech CEO shows up with a wild proposition. What follows is a clever, fast-moving journey of self-discovery, as she grapples with her identity as an artist, and the big question: what does it really mean to create in a world where technology can do it for you?

Restaging Choreographer: Sing Street The Musical at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre London

Teenager Conor Lawlor is down on his luck in 1985, dead end Dublin, until he finds community, friendship, and love with his new high school band and a mysterious girl who encourages him to stand up for himself and follow his dreams. With a score that embraces the new wave sounds of the 80s, Sing Street is an ode to the thrill of young love and a celebration of the power of music to lift us up.

Associate Choreographer: Black Swan at ART 

As driven ballerina Nina fights for the lead role in Swan Lake, pressure increases and boundaries blur, and she begins to unravel. This haunting exploration of ambition, rivalry comes to ART in Boston June 2026. 

Associate Choreographer: 42 Balloons Chicago Shakespeare Theater 

Fresh from the UK and coming to Chicago for its North American Premiere. 42 Balloons is inspired by an unbelievable true story. With an irresistible ’80s pop-inspired score, 42 Balloons is a funny, moving, and thrillingly staged new musical that asks: How far would you go for your dream… and how far would you be willing to fly?

Director: How The World Began at Westport Country Playhouse, Script in Hand Series 

When a teacher from the city comes to a rural town in Kansas recently ravaged by a deadly tornado, residents and the newcomer must reckon with each other biases and contrasting views of life, death and God in this quiet but though provoking play. 

Associate Choreographer: Gatsby an American Myth at ART in Boston 

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s legendary novel The Great Gatsby comes to new life in this world-premiere musical with a score by international rock star Florence Welch and Thomas Bartlett, a book by Pulitzer Prize winner Martyna Majok. Directed by Tony Award winner Rachel Chavkin with choreography by Tony Award winner Sonya Tayeh.

SDCF: Choreographers in Conversation Podcast

In the spring Camden had the immense pleasure of interviewing Sonya Tayeh about her creative process and rise to Tony Award winning choreographer for the Choreographers in Conversation Podcast.

Forget Me Not at Manhattan School of Music

Camden choreographed the world premiere of Forget Me Not, an original musical debuting at Manhattan School of Music. With music by Joey Contreras, book and lyrics by Kate Thomas, and direction by Catie Davis, the musical tells the story of a town's desperate fight to be remembered while resisting coming to terms with its haunted past. 

A Sherlock Carol at New World Stages

Camden had the opportunity to assistant direct the world premiere of A Sherlock Carol, a delightful mixture of holiday cheer mixed with a Holmes murder mystery, at New World Stages in NY during the 2021 holiday season

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