# Julie Kent
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julie kent (born Julie Cox, 1969) is an American ballet dancer; she was a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre from 1993 to June 2015. In 2016, she was named the artistic director of The Washington Ballet.
== Early life ==
She was born Julie Cox in Bethesda, Maryland.
Overcoming Full Body Dystonia Through Self-Awareness with Julie Kent
As a young person Julie Kent was an athlete in multiple disciplines and a fierce competitor who was often forced to work through and compete in extreme pain. When she brought this aggressive mindset into her professional career her body made it very clear that she could not continue by manifesting …
(371) Julie Kent and Stanton Welch, Artistic Directors of Houston Ballet
On today's episode of 'Conversations On Dance', we are joined by Houston Ballet's Artistic Directors, Stanton Welch and Julie Kent. Stanton looks back on 20 years leading the Houston Ballet, while the two of them give us an inside look at what their shared leadership roles mean to both them and the…
Gene Schiavone: A Portrait of Gratitude, A Dance Photographer and His Treasure Box of Thank You Notes
“Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey and Gene Schiavone.
In this episode of “Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey, join host Joanne Carey as she chats with Special Guest: Dance Photographer Gene Schiavone about his career which grew out of a hobby.
You will meet this humble man behind the lens who c…
Dancers (1987)
This week, JD and Randy return to the Cannon Catalogue and watch "Dancers", a 1987 film directed by Herbert Ross and starring Mikhail Baryshnikov and Julie Kent.
Can you believe we found another Cannon film?
Houston Ballet returns to New Orleans; LSU’s first Black homecoming queen; Tiger Stadium memories
The internationally acclaimed Houston Ballet is returning to the Crescent City for the first time in 15 years. This rare performance in the Big Easy is a one-night-only event showcasing classical and contemporary masterpieces by celebrated choreographers.
Co-artistic director Julie Kent tells us mo…
Communication and language in early childhood today
Let's discuss the challenges around speech, language and communication, and how these can be overcome. Julie Kent and Dr Tanya Richardson discuss their professional and academic insights, including aspects explored in their new book. They unpick why language development is currently considered a pu…
The Injury Episode P2: Julie Kent, Maria Kowroski, Harrison Coll, Zimmi Coker, Miko Fogarty, Cameron Gomez, Dr. David Williams & Caroline Krumm
In part two of our injury series, we look at injury through connected angles: how company culture is shifting, the perspectives of those who care for dancers’ bodies, and the ways injuries can open the door to unexpected new chapters.
You’ll hear from dancers and practitioners across the ballet wo…
(483) Stanton Welch and Julie Kent on Houston Ballet’s Creative Culture and the Season Ahead
Stanton Welch and Julie Kent join the Conversations on Dance podcast this week and reflect on nearly three years leading Houston Ballet, praising the dancers’ versatility, focus, and the engaged Houston community, and describing the value of sharing leadership. They discuss how the company’s ident…
Gene Schiavone & Gavin Larsen: Leaving a Legacy through their Collaboration on their book, "Infinite Steps: Thirty-Three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet"
"Dance Talk” ® with Joanne Carey and special guests dance photographer, Gene Schiavone and writer, Gavin Larsen
Join host Joanne Carey as she chats with both Gene Schiavone and Gavin Larsen about their new collaborative book 'Infinite Steps,' Thirty-three Dancers and Their Lives in Ballet." This bo…
Ep. 41: From dancer to director, with Sonja Kostich
"I don't think ballet ever left me. Ballet has had my heart since I was a child."
Sonja Kostich, Executive Director of Houston Ballet, joins host Alissa Hsu Lynch to trace a career that began at 17 when Mikhail Baryshnikov personally recruited her to American Ballet Theatre. She went on to perform…
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