Studio Stories: Reminiscing Twin Cities Dance with Eve Schulte Season 3 Episode 43

Eve Schulte is a dance artist and administrator based in
Minneapolis, MN. She grew up training in ballet and modern at
Minnesota Dance Theatre, and transitioned to company member in
2007. In 2009, she joined James Sewell Ballet, where she has
served as dancer, artistic associate (2017-2020), and now
executive director. She has also collaborated with physical
theater group Live Action Set, which is pioneering innovative
immersive and interactive moving stories. In the summertime, she
teaches at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, and has twice served as
co-director for their International Ballet Ensemble. Eve has
performed or taught in France, Germany, Denmark, Canada,
nationally in 17 states, and in 30+ Minnesota communities. Her
choreographic work Any Offered None was nominated for a 2016 MN
Sage Award for Outstanding Performance. Eve also holds a B.A. in
English from the University of Minnesota.


Some of her most memorable dance experiences include roles in
Glen Tetley's Mythical Hunters; Sharon Eyal & Gai Behar’s
Killer Pig; Wynn Fricke's Close To Silence and Just Her Time; Nic
Lincoln's Semi-Detached; Loyce Houlton's Carmina Burana and Sacre
du Printemps; Sewell's Moving Works, Good Mourning, and
Mendelssohn Trio; Leralee Whittle’s Displacement Activity; and
Live Action Set’s Unset. 


“Dance should allow people to shed and discover many things about
themselves, whether participating on stage or from the audience.
The ways in which it can permeate one’s heart are boundless.”