The grindBefore we go back to her new dance piece Flækt, there are a few things you should know about Juliette. That’s how I ended up in Iceland, actually.”She first came to Iceland in 2013 for the Reykjavík Dance Festival, originally to help with production, but soon found herself running the technical side of the shows. “Basically, every time I wanted to leave Iceland, I got offered a job,” says Juliette. They called me for a dance festival, but had absolutely no money, so I was like, ‘I don’t do that anymore, I have a family, they would have to come. Juliette had supported a few of their shows as a technician, both in Iceland and in the US, and they loved her work.