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| Heather Robles (Photo: AK47 Division) |
In this profile photo of Heather, she smiles for the camera, her brown hair tied into a bun on the back of her head, wearing red lipstick, red dangling earrings, and a black blazer with a white shirt underneath.
Heather Robles Gently calling us out of numbness because the world feels so hard right now. What do we desire?
You’ll notice there’s no background music in this episode. I don’t need or want that voice to be muffled beanSnoring!
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| Heather Robles (Photo by Keith A Manning) |
The black-and-white photo shows Heather’s whole body in an arch shape, her arms raised above her head, her hands rolled up like a plant about to unfold, standing on both legs, one knee bent, and her feet arched hard. She stood in front of a window through which city lights shone, and the floor was wooden. She was barefoot wearing a long asymmetrical sleeveless top and black leggings.
Heather Robles is a non-disabled Latina cisgender woman of Native Mexican ancestry who lives on stolen land from the Lenape and Canarse people known as Brooklyn during colonial times. She is the founder and artistic executive director of Alma Dance Company. As a choreographer and performer, she has worked with many artists including Yvonne Rainer, Sidra Bell, Pavel Zuštiak, Nathan Trice, DANCENOISE, André M. Zachery, Buglisi Dance Theatre, Fredrick Earl Mosley, Suzzanne Ponomarenko Dance, The Equus Projects. She is also the executive director of The Bessies, a New York dance and performance award, and a certified maternity member of Our Birth Doula. Heather is also a dance educator, teaching artist, producer, and advocate for mental health in the dance field. https://www.almadanceco.com
