Johanna Kepler
"The COVID 19 pandemic has inspired me to fill a communication void in the performing arts community. I believe that the performing arts community is powerful and we need to use technology to bridge our physical divides in a scalable way. This website is my way to do that and have our voices heard, to educate the general public, and inspire each other and to make the world abetter place with the power of the performing arts. My mission is to use technology to empower the artistic community to connect in an authentic way."
Johanna Kepler is from Brookline, Massachusetts and is a senior Dance Major and Latino Studies minor. Kepler founded the interview series project The Power of the Performing Arts: Uniting Artists While Apart. Kepler also founded Arts in Color which is a student organization at the University of Michigan, committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the arts specifically dance. Kepler also serves as a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Ambassador for the School of Music Theater and Dance. Kepler is also a student board member for the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Kepler describes herself as a creator and activist. Kepler has choreographed for numerous shows including; the School of Music Theater and Dance annual Collage Concert 2018, the Musket production of Cabaret 2019, American Dance Association Festival 2019, and Latin Xpressions annual Dance Department show 2020.