Julia Kane

Julia Kane is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer originally from Long Island, NY. She holds a BFA degree in dance, is a graduate of the Broadway Dance Center Professional Semester, and of Long Island High School for the Arts (under direction of Janice Aguilera and Shirlene Blake). 

In 2017, Julia developed a project based company of varying artists, Julia Kane Dance Collective. The company premiered officially on stage in APAP’s Booking Dance Festival at Jazz at Lincoln Center, and since then has performed across NYC in venues such as Dixon Place, Symphony Space, the Salvatore Capezio Theater, MMAC, as part of the JCE Jazz Dance Project, KLICK’t presents iDance4aCure Benefit, APEX showcase, The Giving Tree, (Translate) Voices of Dance, among others. JKDC strives to captivate audiences by seamlessly combining elements of technical jazz dance with contemporary movement. Her work has been reviewed as “Strong, dynamic, and beautiful,” while “imbuing a sense of strength through bold, cohesive movements.” Most recently, she choreographed and presented Cultivated Chaos, an evening length performance to benefit Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Both performances were sold out, raising over one thousand dollars for Dr Matthew Matasar’s Lymphoma Survivorship Program. 

Along with her own choreographic work, Julia has had the privilege of working as Associate Choreographer for ALMA NYC’s YELLOW (choreographer: Zanza Steinberg), teaching for Empire Talent Convention, for BDC’s Children and Teens Program, and of assisting Michelle Barber (including at BDC’s Dance Teacher Workshop). As a dancer, she has performed across NYC including for NY Fashion Week, in works by Ginger Cox, Michelle Barber, Jim Cooney, April Cook, and Zanza Steinberg.

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