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Supporting NunweilerTanz

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From the Artist:

June 2026

 

Welcome to my world - I'm so glad you are here! 

 

You may have found this page by clicking through alexandrianunweiler.com or scanning a QR code during a show, but I'm so grateful you've found me. 

 

I launched my independent creative projects last year, starting with SALVAGE, as I set out to tell my story of growing up in a private, Christian school in South Carolina and along the way I collected stories about modern Christianity from across the US. These included ones from my classmates and teachers, strangers that have become friends, and the six dancers that have entrusted me with the depths of their experiences. I found this newly created space has allowed me and others to process emotions, laugh together, and share experiences. It's been monumental to me as I started this project with a lot of anger, but have been able to release it.  During one interview, a classmate remarked that being heard even this many years later meant so much to her.

 

And that's why I wish to continue sharing this work. 

 

I'm seeking to raise funds to tour SALVAGE, create operating funds to expand the support team, and begin work on my next show.

 

For SALVAGE alone I've employed: six dancers and one understudy, a dramaturg, a script consultant, a composer, and a physical therapist. We traveled to Jacob's Pillow for a retreat and utilized the Boston Center for the Arts for rehearsal and a handful of open showings. A portion of this work was also shown at the Ailey Citigroup Theater in November for my NYC debut. I'm seeking to maintain this momentum as I head to ImPulsTanz in Vienna, Austria this summer as part of the ATLAS program. 

 

All of this has been made possible through local grants, residencies, and grassroots funders like you. Please consider giving to expand this work, my reach, and the future of NunweilerTanz. 

 

All donations made here through Human Movement Project are tax-deductible! You can donate one time or become a champion by donating monthly using the form below. 

 

You can follow along with all of my projects by following me on Instagram @nunweilertanz, too!

 

Thank you & Amen!
Alexandria 

About Alexandria

 

Alexandria Nunweiler is a choreographer and movement practitioner who utilizes improvisation and collaboration to play with large life questions. Through her independent choreographic project, NunweilerTanz, she explores formative beliefs, guilty pleasures, and the fine line between darkness and humor by outfitting contemporary dance with comedic theater and performance art structures. Recently Alexandria was chosen as a Dancemaker resident at Boston Center for the Arts (2025/26), served as a dramaturg in Company One’s CoLab (2024/25), and received the Next Steps for Boston Dance grant. She earned her BA in Dance from Winthrop University (Rock Hill, SC) and her MSc in International Business from Hult International Business School (Boston, MA & Shanghai, China).

About NunweilerTanz

 

Launched in 2025, NunweilerTanz houses Alexandria Nunweiler's creative projects, which seek to immerse audiences in thought-provoking performances that weave together truth and spectacle. The company weaves contemporary dance with comedic theater and performance art to explore formative beliefs, guilty pleasures, and the fine line between darkness and humor present in the human spirit.

Photo Credit: Baby Viking Photography

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