Kyra Laubacher interviewed Julia for Pointe Magazine
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New collaboration with Tamara Gonzales
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We are thrilled to be dancing alongside Murray’s fantastic paintings, full of life and movement and raucous color!
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could there/should there be canons of works by female choreographers and would they be examples of inclusion or isolation? Knowing that issues of representation are pervasive across the arts, the focus of this chapter is on female representation in ballet…
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Karole Armitage and Bronislava Nijinska are two groundbreaking, twentieth-century choreographers who identify with ballet and yet who consistently defy categorization… Many words have been used to describe them that don’t even mention ballet, including “avant-garde,” “modern,” “contemporary,” “neoclassical,” and “punk.” This idea of classification is problematic for both.
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Julia Gleich was interviewed by Garnet Henderson about how important facial expressions are to address in class and performance
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Tiffany Mangulabnan in Esprit de Corps de Boogie
Photo Dez Santana @modelfidelity
new work by women choreographers and their collaborations with artists
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On April 5th I will be part of a program about shoes. I love shoes.
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Martha (The Searchers) research tour South West - yes, that’s me on the horse above.
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The annual Residency in the August heat in Socrates Sculpture Park!
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Brooklyn Ballet takes on Martha, the early stories, as part of their 2017 season.
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