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Johanna Kepler is a choreographer and director creating interdisciplinary works that explore memory, identity, and cultural hybridity through movement.
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Selected Work
Weaving Dreams
Choreographer & Director, Duke University (2026)
Interdisciplinary MFA thesis performance integrating movement, projection, and oral histories, exploring identity, memory, and ancestral connection.​
November Dances
Choreographer, Duke University (2025-2026)
Presented original works including The Art of Becoming and Woven Between Worlds.
Permission to Evolve
Choreographer, Boston Center for the Arts (2022)
Work set on Bosoma Dance Company.
Artist Statement
Johanna Kepler creates interdisciplinary choreographic worlds where memory, identity, and imagination intertwine. Through her weaving methodology, she integrates movement, visual art, and storytelling to explore how the body remembers across time, place, and lineage. Rooted in her experience as a transnational Guatemalan adoptee, her work moves through landscapes of displacement and belonging, building spaces for reconnection and re-membering. Her practice exists between performance and installation, where the body becomes both archive and storyteller.


















