Octavio Rose Hingle is Bay Area performing artist and cultural producer with a physical impairment. They center cross-disability access in immersive productions that are built through contemporary dance-theater, queer nightlife forms, musical composition and videographic design. Together, these elements conjure multi-sensory visions of our past and future ancestors that travel through the plastic vessel of the present moment.

Octavio holds a BA in Dance from Middlebury College, and has studied with the UCLA Dancing Disability lab, AXIS Choreo-Lab Fellowship, ODC/Dance and the Headlong Performance Institute. They were a recent artist-in-residence at ACRE (Steuben, WI), and have presented work with Judson Church (NYC), UQAM Gallery (Montreal, Quebec), and Counterpulse, Root Division, Rot Festival and Queering Dance Festival (Bay Area, CA). Octavio is the founder and co-producer of the accessible nightlife collective Crip Ecstasy.