Nicola Collie is a multi-discipliary artist. Her work is born at the intersection where mediums collide. Contemporary dance, choreography, acting and directing.
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All The World | by Olivia Bee
Press
“Nicola Collie is, you could say, a sculptor of space. She moves swiftly and with purpose, carving air with lean arms, slicing through the world with capable legs. Her dances straddle the line between elegant and feral. There is a toughness to her, one that belies the delicateness of her figure. What she offers is both familiar and unique. Collie, that rare combination of talent and beauty, has understandably become a bit of a brand darling, but she also holds relevance beyond the commercial sphere.” -Jenny Bahn
“Everyday musings and mundane movement are reimagined through dance in this project of love for director, choreographer Nicola Collie.” -Russh Magazine
“Sub Rosa projects the viewer into a vast, hypnotic state of flux. Choreography in a world without gravity, where one weightless body glides through suspended luminous particles dancing in the water. Nicola Collie’s sinuous improvisations elicit a direct emotional and kinetic response to the environment.” -Aesthetica Art Publication
"Beloved by Pharrell, Bella Hadid and Hailey Baldwin, V is premiering the long-awaited film for "Save Me" by BRIDGE, starring Nicola Collie.” -V Magazine
"The clip primarily focuses on a pair of minimally-dressed contemporary dancers, Nicola Collie and Derek Tabada, who intimately sway together along to the swinging rock beat in a stark white room. The dancer duo is then joined by a group, adding another level of emotion to the intense choreography. The lead female dancer, as evidenced by the final shot of the music video, is left breathless.” -Billboard
"I have been an admirer of Los Angeles-based choreographer and dancer Nicola Collie for a while. I fell in love with her movement. It was such a joy to direct Nicola, she is so intuitive and her improvisational style led to such a free form of filmmaking." -Bonnie Wright