About Chloe Nagle

Photo by Tom Smouse, 2023.

CHLOE NAGLE (she/her) is a dance-artist, choreographer, performer and poet with work centering from within the body. She teaches contemporary dance, improvisation, choreography, yoga, and Alexander Technique to adult learners of all skill levels, backgrounds, and experiences. Her teaching engages creativity and connection. Her creative practice closely examines the subtleties of sensory experience and the movement of the mind to create imaginative, visceral performances and poetry. Embracing the erotic, intuitive, joyful, intimate, and relational, Chloe’s work commits to unearthing the vitality of inner life. Her poems are documents of the ever changing state of embodiment and personal experience.

Chloe seeks out collaborative relationships and opportunities. She particularly enjoys interdisciplinary collaboration and recognizes the essential role collaboration plays in understanding oneself as an artist, generating new possibilities in the arts, and deepening connections with audiences. She has collaborated with choreographer and filmmaker, Kym McDaniel, co-teaching dance for camera workshops and generating interdisciplinary multimedia performances involving film, projection, dance, and spoken word. Chloe and Kym seek to expand community access to interdisciplinary practices. They center disability studies and feminism in their creative work together.

Through her performances, teaching, and writing, Chloe delights in sharing the creative process with audiences to spark enthusiasm, discourse, and respect for creative labor. Infinitely interested in the artistic practices of diverse artists, she writes artist interviews and performance reviews, which she publishes on her blog, From the Body. Her articles have been published in online arts magazine, SmilePolitely.

All Photos by Tom Smouse, 2023.