EPISODE · Jan 14, 2021 · 52 MIN
Studio Stories: Reminiscing on Twin Cities Dance with Judith Howard Season 3 Episode 34
from STUDIO STORIES: REMINISCING ON TWIN CITIES DANCE HISTORY · host Arena Dances
Judith Howard has been making dances in the Twin Cities for over 30 years and her work hasbeen presented at numerous venues, nationally and internationally including the Walker ArtCenter, the Southern Theater, 9x22 Dance Lab, the NY Improvisation Festival and TheInternational Festival of Contemporary Dance in Yaroslavl, Russia. Judith has performed thework of numerous choreographers including: Super Group, HIJACK, Morgan Thorson, Laurie Van Wieren, Off-Leash Area, Shapiro and Smith, Skewed Visions, April Sellers, and Mad KingThomas. Her work has been supported by the McKnight and Jerome Foundations, the MNRegional Arts Council, and Carleton College. She was selected “Twin Cities BestChoreographer” in 2005 and received a Sage Award for Outstanding Performance (with AprilSellers) in 2006. She was honored for her teaching with a Sage Award for Outstanding DanceEducator in 2014 and a Sage Award for Outstanding Performer in 2016 for her solo in the work of Super Group. Judith is currently a professor in Dance at Carleton College where she directs the Dance Program and is currently the Chair of the Theater and Dance Department.
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Judith Howard has been making dances in the Twin Cities for over 30 years and her work has been presented at numerous venues, nationally and internationally including the Walker Art Center, the Southern Theater, 9x22 Dance Lab, the NY Improvisation Festival and The International Festival of Contemporary Dance in Yaroslavl, Russia. Judith has performed the work of numerous choreographers including: Super Group, HIJACK, Morgan Thorson, Laurie Van Wieren, Off-Leash Area, Shapiro and Smith, Skewe...
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