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Toronto native Julia Lowe is a rising force in the dance world, bringing a distinctive creative voice to every project she undertakes. Currently completing her BFA at the University of Southern California Glorya Kaufman School of Dance, Julia continues to expand her movement vocabulary through diverse dance techniques and collaborations with leading artists and choreographers.

Her professional experience spans music videos, concert dance, commercial performance and screen acting. Her recent credits include performing in Slayyyter’s “Crank 2” music video. Through the NDT Summer Intensive, where she worked closely with Jermaine Spivey, Julia has embraced opportunities that challenge her artistry and broaden her perspective. She also makes her acting debut in the upcoming Netflix series The Body, further showcasing her range as a performer.

Throughout her training and professional journey, Julia has collaborated with and performed works by renowned choreographers, including Jiří Kylián, Ryan Heffington, Andrew Winghart, Luther Brown, Martha Nichols, Roderick George, Renee Baldwin, Erika Klein, Jeremy Green, Josh Lamb, Ethan Colangelo, Spenser Theberge, Will Loftis, Nick Meola, Jakevis Thomason and Ricky Ubeda.

As a choreographer, Julia has presented original works at USC Kaufman and created dynamic pieces for studios across the country. Driven by curiosity, passion and a commitment to artistic growth, she continues to carve out her own place in the dance world, captivating audiences through movement and storytelling.