Julia marley
Julia Marley's art is more than expression; it's a force for positive change. The LA-based singer/songwriter, actress, dancer, choreographer, podcast host, and special needs advocate has already shared the screen with Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, and James Corden. Julia can be seen dancing in Netflix's The Prom and Dead to Me, and stars alongside Tisha Campbell and JoJo Siwa in the Emmy-nominated Nickelodeon movie-musical, The J Team.
Her passion to empower and uplift others is ever-present in her songwriting. "You Can Be," an inspiring anthem for kids, is Julia's latest release. She also released "Souls of Steel," an emotional ballad about homelessness. Julia's original music can be found on all streaming platforms.
With a musical theatre upbringing, Julia has performed in numerous professional productions. Most recently she was seen tap dancing alongside Caroline O'Connor and Dermot Mulroney in ARTCO'S Mack and Mabel. Julia was also awarded the Selvin Scholarship while portraying a bully kid in the Southern California regional premiere of Matilda with 5-Star Theatricals.
Mentoring and teaching artists with special needs has been a central part of Julia's life for over a decade. She has choreographed numerous main stage productions with the non-profit Allwayz On Stage, and teaches a weekly inclusive dance class through the online program Groove Interactive.
Julia is the host of the podcast Behind the Resume, where she "talks through the memoirs" with established industry veterans. She is a proud member of the Pack Players acting group, as well as SAG-AFTRA. Julia is represented by AEFH and Go 2 Talent.
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For over a decade, Julia has been a mentor and teacher for artists with disabilities. She has choreographed four main stage productions with the non-profit theatre company Allwayz On Stage, as well as led audition technique workshops.
Julia currently teaches a weekly online dance class for artists with special needs through Groove Interactive. Dancers of all ages, abilities, and levels are welcome. You can sign up here.
Julia's volunteer work with the hospitalized kids of Lollipop Theater Network inspired her anthem, You Can Be. 50% of the song's proceeds are being donated to the non-profit.