Isaac Iskra attended the University of Texas at Austin Theater and Dance Department where he received training in Gaga, Graham Style Modern Dance, Contemporary dance, Contemporary and Classical Ballet, Ballet Partnering, West African Contemporary Dance, and House Dance.  He was nominated for an Austin Critics Choice Award for his Choreographic work in the show Matawan (2018 UT at Austin Department of Theater and Dance) and graduated in 2019 receiving a degree in Dance Performance and Education.  He moved to New York City in the Summer of 2019 and was accepted into the Mare Nostrum Elements Emerging Choreographer Series (ECS) a couple moths later and debuted his first NYC work Tilted Glass just before lock down in 2020.  He was invited back to create another work through ECS in the spring of 2021 where he created his second work Nefeliba (Cloudwalker).  He was selected for the CUNY Dance Initiative to create his first evening length piece titled Fauve where his attention focused on using narrative storytelling to shed light on the mental health issues surrounding the Autistic Experience.  During this process, he founded the non profit Nefelaba Dance Theater where he currently serves as the Artistic Director.