Selected Dance Works
An unflinchingly political score meets a breadth of 21st century dance forms, allowing young dancers to explore both the edges of and the overlaps between the personal and the political.
This experimental dance short questions the slippage between truth and memory by screening multiple edits concurrently. While each film is crafted from shared footage, no two are the same.
Dry Bones Howling is a choose-your-own-adventure dance film in which players decide the fate of The Girl. Created in partial fulfillment of the requirements for an MFA in Dance.
Choreographed exclusively for a 360° format, Love Me explores the duality of and parallels between life as both a dancer and young woman. VR goggles/iPhone viewing recommended.
caught in stone invites the viewer to participate in an ongoing ethnographic project regarding the social functions of secrets by contributing their own secrets that will appear in future iterations.
Inspired by William Stafford’s work by the same name, this solo draws upon the poem’s structure and theme of liminality through text-based composition techniques.
fold. explores themes of identity through textile. A workshop experience in which participants are considered co-choreographers, no two performances of fold. are the same.
Created during the height of the COVID-19 lockdown, Still Holding grapples with memory, habit, shame, restraint, and loss of control over one's self.