White, American choreographer, teacher, dancer, and artist.

Amy Osgood grew up in LaGrange, Illinois, where she began her dance training with Edith Gibson and Joann Craig. She received her degree in modern dance from the University of Utah in 1974. Shortly thereafter, she joined Mordine and Company in Chicago. In 1978, Amy incorporated Osgood Dances, Inc., a professional performance company which toured to New York and Minneapolis. Prior to choreographing a workshop piece for the Hubbard Street Dance Company in the summer of 1985, Amy created dances for Jansdances, Bob Eisen and the Chicago Repertory Dance Ensemble. Amy taught technique and composition at the MoMing Dance and Arts Center in Chicago. After retiring from dance, she became a visual artist. She is married to composer-musician Richard Woodbury.