GRAPPLING:

Germinated Recall in Assessment of Personal Productivity And/or Lassitude in Null Gravity

Smith College Department of Dance presents GRAPPLING: Germinated Recall in Assessment of Personal Productivity and/or Lassitude in Null Gravity as part of Sketches of Being, an MFA Thesis Concert. GRAPPLING is an autoethnographic exploration of familial and embodied archives. This 25-minute work for 3 astronaut dancers, one misguided lecturer, and a 12-foot rolling staircase explores labor, love, and outer space.

Sketches of being
February 17-19, 2022
THeater 14, Northampton, MA

ballet

Beginning Ballet at Smith College, Spring 2021

Smith college
Monday/Wednesday
9:25-10:40

Unpacking

Unpacking, a duet with collaborator Jenna Riegel and several cardboard boxes.

Dance at Noon
December 10, 2021
Smith college Crew House

Contemporary technique

nashville Ballet

Nashville Ballet presents choreography by Jennifer Archibald, Carlos Pons Guerra, Erin Kouwe and Matthew Neenan, with music composed and performed by Louis York and Cristina Spinei.

A collection of choreographers known for pushing the envelope explore gender identity and stereotypes in a series of groundbreaking new works. These artists take ballet beyond the boundary of what is traditionally expected as they reflect on what it means to be a man or woman, how gender affects one’s existence and more.

attitude: Other voices
FEBRUARY 14-16, 2020
TPAC’S POLK THEATER
More info here

Contemporary technique

Advanced Beginning Contemporary Technique at Hampshire College, Spring 2020

Hampshire college
Tuesday/Thursday
2:30-3:50 pm

Ballet