Kierstyn Edore graduated from Montclair State University with her B.F.A. in Dance and a Minor in Psychology.  She is the director of Opus//The Company, which has presented work across New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Virginia; Her work at Dixon Place’s “Threat To Democracy” showcase was recorded and stored in the Jerome Robbins Dance Division at the New York Public Library. Kierstyn is currently dancing with Freespace Dance Company and Puluka Projects, and has performed for events including DUMBO Dance Festival, Whitewave Solo/Duo Dance Festival, APAP, Koresh Artist Showcase, and NJPAC and Nimbus Emerging Choreographers. In 2025, she launched a preprofessional company alongside her sister Amanda Edore called The Ady Project, placing a priority on professionalism, opportunity, and community outreach in dance education.  Edore has been a featured choreographer across school districts and dance studios for both concert and competitive work, and her work has been presented at County College of Morris and Montclair State University. Edore also has a focus in dance journalism, poetry, music/sound design, and film.