Repertory

Anatomy of Lost

Running Time: 80 Minutes with no Intermission
Full Company
The work will premiere in September of 2011

Anatomy of Lost is an homage to movement and sound born of shadow – bodies pry open mouths, tense into knots, or become instruments for a percussive language. Anatomy of Lost is an inquiry into the psychic space of being “lost” where inspiration and obsession intermix, and the underlying pull of true north. The work weaves high-energy contemporary Modern Dance movement with a newly commissioned sound score. The idea of ‘lost’ translates across many cultures spiritually, psychologically, politically and geographically and this new work allows for a diverse look at the common, and not so common act.

LOFT

Running Time: 20 minutes
8 Dancers
Premiered at the Bass Performance Hall 2010

Set to Arvo Part’s classic Tabula Rasa this contemporary dance work is based on the movements of predatory birds.

LIMBO

Running Time: 70 minutes
8 Dancers
Premiered at the Bass Performance Hall 2010

Limbo is a multi-media dance theatre work that explores the space between geographical and metaphysical extremes. The evening-length dance theatre work uses video installation work, commissioned sound score, and falling snow in conjunction with raw, live Modern Dance performances.

THREAD

Running Time: 70 Minutes with no Intermission
Full Company
The work will premiere in September of 2012

Thread is a multi-media dance drama that blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, arousal and disgust, fun and violence, spectacle and authenticity. Inspired by the Greek myth of Ariadne, Thread adopts the labyrinth as a metaphor for the human psyche. Fascinating and seductive, Ariadne is a modern woman infused with the myths of the past. The performers reflect the twists and turns through her complex path while interweaving his/her own labyrinth of life.

An Hour About An Hour

Running Time: 60 Minutes, no intermission
Full Company

Set within the landscape of the performer’s minds, an hour about an hour, is an evening-length multi-media dance theatre piece. The work, inspired by research on the perception of time, sews together a fantastical vision through diverse movement and powerful film work. Endlessly inventive, an hour about an hour involves the light and dark relationship of self and the passing of time.