Addressing complex issues like gender, racial, and class inequality, the book reckons with many of the significant issues that dancers grapple with today.
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Hannah Belrose is a dancer and performer based in New York City. Originally from St. Albans, Vermont, Belrose graduated from the Hartt School at the University of Hartford with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in dance performance and ballet pedagogy in 2018. During her time there she had the opportunity to perform work by an array of classical and contemporary choreographers and esteemed faculty, such as José Limon, George Balanchine, Andrea Miller, Stephen Pier, Katie Stevinson Nollet, Debra Collins Ryder, and Hilda Morales. It was during her time there that she became immersed in both traditional and non-traditional ideas about dance and music that influence her today. Since moving to New York City, Belrose continues to pursue a career in dance as well as acting. Her most recent project was with Saltaire in Elementis Dance Collective in their dance film production of “Hurricane 6.”
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