Maree ReMalia (she/her)

Maree ReMalia is a collaborative choreographer and performer, teaching artist, and certified Gaga instructor. As an adoptee born in South Korea and raised in Ohio, her artistic practice is part of her ongoing journey of self-discovery, expression, and healing, and draws from contemporary and postmodern dance, theater, writing, voice work, visual art, somatics and body work. She welcomes seasoned dancers and newcomers into movement to create opportunities to grow capacities for connecting with ourselves, each other, and our world. Her performance projects have been presented at venues such as Cleveland Public Theatre, Dance Place, Gibney DoublePlus Festival, Kelly Strayhorn Theater, Movement Research at the Judson Church, New Hazlett Theater, and Daegu International Dance Festival. She has performed in the work of Heidee Lyn Alsdorf, Gabriel Forestieri, Bebe Miller, Michael J. Morris, slowdanger, Christopher Williams, and Lida Winfield and was previously a member of MegLouise Dance, MorrisonDance, and STAYCEE PEARL dance project. Since earning her MFA at The Ohio State University, she was selected as the Andrew W. Mellon Interdisciplinary Choreographer for Middlebury College Movement Matters Residency and has been a guest artist and faculty member with institutions and organizations like Bates Dance Festival, Brown University, Dreams of Hope Queer Youth Arts, Fayetteville Movement Festival, Point Park University, and University of Central Oklahoma.

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