Gail Langstroth

Born in Oklahoma, raised under the Big Skies of Montana, B.A. degree Connecticut College, M.F.A. in poetry Drew University, degree as a teacher & performer of eurythmy from Else Klink, Das Eurythmeum, Stuttgart, Germany.

Langstroth’s career as a trilingual lecturer and performer includes collaborations with acclaimed artists: pianist Camillo Radicke; dancers Thomas Hartmann, Katja Erfurth; guitarists Baltazar Benitez, José Miguel Sánchez, Miguel Trapaga; singer, percussionist Frederick Johnson, and violinist Miha Pogacnic.

Award-winning poet and translator, Ms. Langstroth presently makes Pittsburgh her home where she is an active member of the Madwomen in the Attic poetry workshops.

To date she has brought over 50 productions as a solo eurythmist to stages in both North and South America, Spain, Germany, England, Russia, and Romania. Firgarden / jardín-de-fuego, mute silence, SiegelWorte, ALA ROTA, The Heart Between Hammers account for some of her productions. With over 14 films, some inspired by Pittsburgh tunnels and streets where the scars of domestic violence are visible (Sacred Sites) to (In &&&) where the architectural landscape of Peter Eisenman’s City of Culture, Santiago de Compostela, Spain sets the stage, Gail Langstroth is an out-and-out artist.

Her creative endeavors, be it in eurythmy, poetry, teaching, or lecturing show her years of research and dedication. She works out of her experience: The Word / The Logos, is the vital building block in all that is alive in her world. Its Presence helps us to create, to learn to love, to embrace the world with compassion.