Juliet (jules) Paramor is an experimental dance and performance artist based in Boston, MA (Massachusett land), with deep ties to the Bay Area, CA (Ohlone land), and the Pacific Northwest (Coast Salish land).
Her movement style and methods draw from somatic principles, post-modern and release technique, club dancing, contact improvisation, ritual, and a vast lineage of queer experimental dance artists—notably teachers Kathleen Hermesdorf, Abby Crain, Daiane Lopes da Silva, Gerald Casel, Sara Shelton Mann, Karen de Luna (MX), and Cid Pearlman.
Her work has been presented by Movement Research at the Judson Church (NYC), the School for Contemporary Dance and Thought (Northampton, MA), CounterPulse, ROT Festival (San Francisco, CA), PLEX Arts Fest (Burlington, VT), and more.
Jules collaborates with artists of multiple mediums, objects, energy in the space, and her voice to co-create vivid worlds for feeling and being. She makes her own work, produces performance parties, teaches classes, and facilitates contact improvisation jams.
Her movement style and methods draw from somatic principles, post-modern and release technique, club dancing, contact improvisation, ritual, and a vast lineage of queer experimental dance artists—notably teachers Kathleen Hermesdorf, Abby Crain, Daiane Lopes da Silva, Gerald Casel, Sara Shelton Mann, Karen de Luna (MX), and Cid Pearlman.
Her work has been presented by Movement Research at the Judson Church (NYC), the School for Contemporary Dance and Thought (Northampton, MA), CounterPulse, ROT Festival (San Francisco, CA), PLEX Arts Fest (Burlington, VT), and more.
Jules collaborates with artists of multiple mediums, objects, energy in the space, and her voice to co-create vivid worlds for feeling and being. She makes her own work, produces performance parties, teaches classes, and facilitates contact improvisation jams.
