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JULIE PARKER (BALTIMORE, MD)
 DANCE STYLES
Jazz / Broadway / Modern / Lyrical
DANCE SERVICES
WHY JULIE ROCKS
Julie Parker hold an MFA in dance from University of California, Irvine, and a BFA Dance (cum laude) from Marymount Manhattan College in New York City.
Julie's choreographic accomplishments include "Fragmented Realities" (Dance Escape 2007, Irvine, CA); "Playground Memories" & "Porcelain Mightmare" (The Human Condition, Baltimore, MD); "Coppelia's Nightmare" (Artscape 2004, Baltimore, MD); "Demise" (Dancers At Work, NYC); "Got Funk?" (B. Funk Dance Co., NYC); "Seeing Stars" (B. Funk Dance Co., Baltimore, MD) "Camp Bravo Presents..." (Camp Bravo, Baltimore, MD); and "New York, New York" (Carroll County Dance, Baltimore, MD), to name a few.
Julie has performed Off-Broadway in "To Be Frank" (Marymount Manhattan Theatre), "Rock Stars NYC" (Times Square Theatre) and "Dancers At Work" (Marymount Manhattan Theatre). Julie's teaching credits include: Levels 1 & 2 Ballet; Level 1 Jazz; Social Dance, Salsa, Cha-cha, Waltz, Foxtrot, Swing and Tango at University of California, Irvine; Levels 1, 2 and 3 Ballet and Level 1 jazz at DeFore Dance Center in Costa Mesa, CA; Ballet and Liturgical Dance at West Coast Conservatory of Ballet in Orange, CA and Varsity, Jr. Varsity and Mini Varsity Ballet at Extreme Dance Center. Julie has also taught Ballet, pointe technique, mixed methodology (including Cecchetti and French) year-round to ages 5-Adult (including Jr. and St. Company) at Funk Dane Company in Ellicott City, MD. She also taught at Carroll County Dance Center: Ballet (Vaganova Syllabus) levels 1 & 2; Jazz levels 1 - 3 and Broadway style Jazz in Ellicott City, MD.
In addition to teaching at ADTC, Julie has been the Dance Program Director at Camp Bravo in Towson, MD. She was responsible for hiring dance teachers, teaching, designing curriculum and production of shows.
Julie has worked as a Jazz Instructor at ADTC in Stratton, Vermont and Jazz Instructor and Program Director in Squaw Valley, CA. During the year, Julie works for ADTC as VP Programming, and this summer 2010 she will return as Program Director in Squaw Valley. |
