 and “an elegant, sensitive thinker” by 

, Aynsley Vandenbroucke is obsessed with the movement of ideas, the choreography of language and experiences. Abrons Arts Center, Danspace Project, and The Chocolate Factory have presented her work. Her writing has been published by 

. She teaches in the dance program at Princeton University where she’s developed interdisciplinary courses with titles like: Body and Language; Uncertainty; Power, Structure, and the Human Body; and Stillness. She co-founded Mount Tremper Arts in the Catskill Mountains and was co-curator there until 2014.

Called “gifted” by The New Yorker and “an elegant, sensitive thinker” by The New York Times, Aynsley Vandenbroucke is obsessed with the movement of ideas, the choreography of language and experiences. Abrons Arts Center, Danspace Project, and The Chocolate Factory have presented her work.  Her writing has been published by PAJ- A Journal of Performance and Art, Seneca Review, and The Brooklyn Rail. She teaches in the dance program at Princeton University where she’s developed interdisciplinary courses with titles like: Body and Language; Uncertainty; Power, Structure, and the Human Body; and Stillness. She co-founded Mount Tremper Arts in the Catskill Mountains and was co-curator there until 2014.