PROTOTYPE helps us remember the pleasure in slowness, the vulnerability in trust, and the fearlessness in experimentation.
If soundwaves were visible, it would have looked like a tornado in there.
In "flooding is what they call it," a loud call compels us to reflect.
Their dance alters between roughhousing and romance.
While pleasant feelings surface, I am reminded of the façade of joy as a necessity to survival
A brutal truth is lodged in this fairytale’s retelling.
It’s a piece about the localized bioenergetic field that surrounds living beings, and the dancers play with this energy.
The Mimi Lien installation provides a celestial embrace to the grounded embrace of the dancers.
It is often taken for granted that dance, a field that proclaims to celebrate humanity, places ethics at the forefront of its
Where are we going and what if we can never return?