immersive performance

three performers wearing plain white or black tanks/tees are mid gesture as if having a family argument. The performer in the front hunches their shoulders, crosses their arms, and has mouth open, perhaps in the middle of a sentence. Behind them, another performer looks to be yelling and pointing at the third performer, a hand on their shoulder, who has eyes closed, a soft smile, and holds their fingertips to the center of their chest.
Photo by Zeze Schorsch
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Do something else!

Xander Cobb

room/in/nation tests our agency amidst family dysfunction/nation dysfunction.

A large group of dancers stand closely together in a studio, their bodies tilted in unison with heads falling dramatically to one side, creating a strong visual wave across the room. They are arranged in staggered rows that draw the eye from front to back, emphasizing their collective rhythm and connection. The black floor grounds the image, while the wall behind them bursts with bold, curving black outlines and sweeping pink brushstrokes, giving the space an energetic, almost theatrical backdrop.
Photo: Jonathan Van Arneman
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Flow State: Less Recital, More Revival!

Emily “Lady Em” Culbreath

A church basement party-performance

Performers Chloe Marie Newton and Rhonda Moore are in motion against a rippling cloth background, overlaid with purple, silver, and white light wearing soft, shear silks. Rhonda's arms stretch out with a delicate, open palm facing downward, the gaze playfully aimed at Chloe who softly touches her own shoulder with her right hand, her back turned slightly to Rhonda, her gaze reverent and slightly downcast.
Photo: Theo Cote
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The Space Between Us

Caedra Scott-Flaherty

Nichole Canuso’s work-in-progress promises big and beautiful things.