September 21, 2025

Cassandra gazes up at the dagger she holds up to the heavens. Her face is bathed in light as she lunges towards the dagger, one arm and leg extending away. Behind her is a large framed classical portrait, Ajax and Cassandra by Solomon Joseph Solomon. Ajax, naked and muscled carries Cassandra away from the Temple of Athena while she reaches back to it.
Photo: Andrea C. Mecchi

This is WOAR: a Dance of Survival, a Call to Action

Lauren Berlin

From God to Predator: CASS by Humble Materials Reframes the Apollo Narrative

Photo: Richard Termine

Applause like waves of love

Megan Mizanty

Desire, vulnerability, and a slew of frogs.

A black graphic with large blue lettering that spells NFRW/T across the center. The word overlays a yellow triangle with images of a bird, cat, and serpent with human figures layerd over them are placed at each corner of the triangle. The subtext reads “Neferu”, “Neferet”, “adj. Egyptian”, “good beautiful perfect”, “Ankole, a BIPOC, queer proud circus”, as well as subtext giving details of the production.
Image Courtesy of the Artist

Good, Beautiful, Perfect, Black, Indigenous, Queer

Caitlin Green

A sacred message well-received

ora chipaumire, a black woman with short hair and the creator of Dambudzo, is in the foreground wearing a black t-shirt and singing into a microphone with her eyes closed as another cast member sings into the background, amidst several audience members.
Photo: Jonathan Stein

Chi Buku

E. Wallis Cain Carbonell

“We know all about you. You are here to know about us.”

Performer Daisie Cardona, dressed in a black long-sleeved top and black yoga pants with a blue and white patch on one leg, stands facing a building. Seen from behind, she holds the Honduran flag behind her. The flag pole rests on her shoulder.
Photo: Daisie Cardona

Earnest beauty

Ellen Miller

Daisie Cardona’s love letter to Kensington shines.

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