Alonzo Octavias Williams is a multifaceted artist, excelling as a choreographer, dancer, poet, educator, and curator across various disciplines. He holds a B.A. in Dance and an M.S. in Student Affairs from Nova Southeastern University, as well as an M.F.A. in Dance Performance Studies from Hollins University.

Williams serves as a professor and choreographer at several South Florida institutions, including Nova Southeastern University, the University of Miami, and Broward College. He also led the dance program at West Boca Raton Community High School and remains deeply engaged in community outreach and mentorship through his creative arts company.

As a creative director, Williams seeks to integrate a wide range of artistic expressions, centered on dance, to foster meaningful social change. His life's mission is to promote community, faith, art, culture, and education, utilizing art initiatives and creative outreach to celebrate diversity.

Williams’ work explores themes of social justice, education reform, Christianity, and the narratives of inclusion, with a focus on the African American and Latin American communities.