ABOUT
ALEXANDRA BRADSHAW-YERBY (MFA Dance, University of Washington) is a Canadian American dance artist and Assistant Professor of Dance at Southern Utah University. Informed by her background as a performer, writer, and yogi, her research interests pertain to embodied writing and experiential anatomy. Alexandra formerly danced with Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, touring annually throughout the United States and abroad. www.ririewoodbury.com
Alexandra has most recently taught at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington; The Royal Ballet School/Tumbuka Dance Company in Harare, Zimbabwe; the University of Wyoming, Laramie; the University of Mississippi, Hattiesburg; and the University of Georgia, Athens, among many others.
Her recent choreographic projects include 7 & 1, an evening length duo concert with guitarist Jon Yerby; Brace, a duet created and performed with dance artist Bradley Beakes; and Exit, a duet created with Beakes for dance film in collaboration with Portland-based rock band Bullets & Belles.
Alexandra has most recently taught at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington; The Royal Ballet School/Tumbuka Dance Company in Harare, Zimbabwe; the University of Wyoming, Laramie; the University of Mississippi, Hattiesburg; and the University of Georgia, Athens, among many others.
Her recent choreographic projects include 7 & 1, an evening length duo concert with guitarist Jon Yerby; Brace, a duet created and performed with dance artist Bradley Beakes; and Exit, a duet created with Beakes for dance film in collaboration with Portland-based rock band Bullets & Belles.
photo by Christopher Peddecord
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