Jordana Che Toback, who hails from Los Angeles, California, began her choreographic tutelage as a teenager under the guidance of the modern dance legend, Bella Lewitzky. After graduating NYU Tisch School of the Arts, she spent seven years touring internationally with the Mark Morris Dance Group before earning the title of “Supremely Theatrical” (Village Voice) for her choreography and performances in NYC and abroad. As the original dancer/director/choreographer behind Fischerspooner, she and her dancers graced all sorts of venues from LA’s new downtown Standard Hotel, to Irving Plaza in New York City. During her time with this influential group, Fischerspooner was considered the darlings of the art world. They collected many awards, as well as signing a multi-million dollar record deal with Capitol Records, followed by appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and Top of The Pops. Toback then returned to her downtown roots staging Operettas Accidental Nostalgia and Must Don't Whip 'm at St Ann's Warehouse and Musical Theatre such as The Bacchae at Harvard's A.R.T, and Mankynde The Musical at NYC Fringe, all of which toured extensively, receiving both accolades and awards including Bessies, Obies and Grants awarded for excellence in Theatre.

Toback continues to investigate the art of spectacle with three new site specific POON shows – TERRE, PINK LADY, and BEHIND THE RED DOOR – for nightclub, casino theatre and warehouse performances respectively. All shows created by POON Productions include Tom Rossi's live world orchestra except for the shows in pre-production. These are DANCIN' DAYS, a sexy, raucous trip down memory lane with cowgirls, go go and the sensual delirium of rock in the early 70's set to a Led Zeppelin score and the "As of yet untitled Zeigfield Follies style floor show" featuring flappers and showgirls tapping and flapping their way through this Busby Berkeley style spectacle. The Follies are accompanied by a live 1920's orchestra whose traditional score is blended with remixes by Tom Rossi for the new millenium. In addition, Toback and her band of classically trained dancers perform at a variety of events and private functions, most recently shaking their way across Brooklyn's Pier 5 for Mayor Bloomberg and many of the city's political elete.

In addition to her ensemble work, Toback's series of critically lauded solo performance pieces have been produced by The NYC Fringe Festival, LA’s 2100 SQ FT, as well as PS122 and HERE. She is proud to have worked with such influential Directors as Leslie Dektor, Wayne Wang and Michel Gondry on commercials and films as well as styling and staging movement for photo shoots, album covers and editorials with such lauded photographers as Juergen Teller, Todd Eberle, Antony Nagelmann and fashion pioneer Terry Richardson.