REPERTORY
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Choreographer: Marc Brew
Running Time: 16 minutes
Dancers: 7
(In)Line and Then Some
Choreographer: Hope Boykin
Running Time: 23 minutes
Dancers: 10
The Act of Play Got Us Here
Choreographer: Tamisha A. Guy
Running Time: 15 minutes
Dancers: 7
The Soldier’s Tale
Choreographer: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 60 minutes
Dancers: 10-12
LEGACY ISLAND
Choreographer: Norbert De La Cruz III
Running Time: 20 minutes
Dancers: 7
MELT
Choreographer: Rauf Yasif and James Gregg
Running Time: 24 minutes
Dancers: 5
GIFT:ED
Choreographer: Maleek Washington
Running Time: 20 minutes
Dancers: 8
STATE OF MIND
Choreographer: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 18 minutes
Dancers: 8
WHEN LIGHT COMES
Choreographer: Nicolo Fonte
Running Time: 16 minutes
Dancers: 7
TWO FORWARD ONE BACK
Choreographer: Laurie Eisenhower
Running Time: 11 minutes
Dancers: 8
SEE ME
Choreographer: Christian Denice
Running Time: 12 minutes
Dancers: 8
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER
Choreographer: Stephanie Pizzo
Running time: 28 minutes
Dancers: 12
FRAGMENTS (IN 3 PARTS)
Choreographer: Darrell Grand Moultrie
Running Time: 5 minutes
Dancers: 2
THE LOVELY EXCHANGE
Choreographer: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 19 minutes
Dancers: 9
WELL SPENT
Choreographer: Joshua Manculich
Running Time: 7 minutes
Dancers: 4
ARC
Arc delves into the repressive nature of labels within our society, how they affect our sense of identity and what it means to overcome the judgements that challenge us from revealing who we really are.
Choreographer: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 75 minutes
Dancers: 12
THE WILDING
In this powerfully stated work, the conflict of gang violence is brought to light through unrelenting leadership. Our habitual flaws are portrayed by the inability to overcome societal pressures through moral resistance. The Wilding derived from the term “wilding,” which refers to the idea that people often do things in a group that they wouldn’t do by themselves.
Choreographer: Laurie Eisenhower
Running Time: 16 minutes
Dancers: 7
CUES
Cues comes to life with perpetual circling of rhythm and motion. Though it comes with uncertainty, finding solidarity from others comes from exuding blind trust.
Choreographer: Joshua Peugh
Running Time: 20 minutes
Dancers: 7
PARADIGM
Driven by an influx of sweeping momentum, Paradigm thrives on the cognitive framework of being immersed, then swiftly retreating, from worldliness.
Choreography: BAIRA
Running Time: 11 minutes
Dancers: 8
SWEET COMPLAINT
Sweet Complaint is a dramatic depiction of loss and recovery; how one searches for solace and finds comfort in the support of others.
Choreography: Edgar Zendejas
Running Time: 16 minutes
Dancers: 5
SURGE
Strength and unwavering determination are necessities to revitalizing life in each of us. Like the original electronic music created for the work, Surge manifests an internal beat that sparks a tireless momentum through us that perseveres.
Original composition and collaboration with world renown techno artist Aaron Siegel.
Choreography: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 18 minutes
Dancers: 8-12
BACHRACH
BachRach envelops you into a musical soirée of times past. Some coy encounters and romantic gestures can lead to a playful spree.
Choreography: Meg Paul
Running Time: 12 minutes
Dancers: 7
DANZON
Danzon leaves you feeling flirtatious with sultry tête-à-têtes and a vibrant, latin sound. The orchestral crescendo drives each successive encounter to a lively finish.
Choreography: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 9 minutes
Dancers: 8
TAKING BACK
Taking Back challenges the willpower within a person to recover the aspects of life once lost. In the face of losing who you are, you push back against the forces of defeat to regain perspective of your individuality.
Choreography: Stephanie Pizzo
Running Time: 10 minutes
Dancers: 6-8