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Julia Halpin is a New York City based dancer and choreographer. Trained in classical ballet, she has devoted much of her career to broadening her repertoire, becoming fluent in many other forms of dance and movement. Among her growing skill set are Latin Ballroom, swing dancing, contemporary improv, and her newest endeavor, aerial acrobatics. What started as an intrigue in movement, quickly turned to a philosophy; the more dance forms one is exposed to, the more creativity can flow.
And her choreography truly reflects this. Rooted in contemporary jazz, elements of other genres often seep through, or sometimes take over, as in her feature length work, Love Don't Come Easy. Other work include choreography for the music videos, commercials, and of course, her growing collection of solo dances.
Julia has performed her solo works in such venues as Webster Hall, Ailey CityGroup Theater, Taj Lounge, Salvatore Capezio Theater, Dixon Place, and The Muse Brooklyn, where she is a resident artist.
And her choreography truly reflects this. Rooted in contemporary jazz, elements of other genres often seep through, or sometimes take over, as in her feature length work, Love Don't Come Easy. Other work include choreography for the music videos, commercials, and of course, her growing collection of solo dances.
Julia has performed her solo works in such venues as Webster Hall, Ailey CityGroup Theater, Taj Lounge, Salvatore Capezio Theater, Dixon Place, and The Muse Brooklyn, where she is a resident artist.
