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TOGETHER, STILL

Choreographers: Alexander Olivieri & Gildas Lemonnier

Music: “Take the Thorn, Leave the Rose” by Ana Roxanne ; “It’s Not Enough” by The Black Dog ; “I do” by Andrea Gibson 

Sound Design: Alexander Olivieri

Together, Still explores the poetry of Andrea Gibson, an award-winning poet and spoken word artist whose work illuminates love, loss, identity, and the urgent call for justice. Gibson blends tenderness with conviction, both deeply personal and unapologetically political. Their poem “I do” is both a love vow and a declaration of resilience. It celebrates intimacy and play while honoring vulnerability, mortality, and the strength found in community. The dance does not seek to illustrate the poem, but to move alongside it: to echo, to expand, and to create space for love in all forms, not as spectacle, but as presence: ordinary, extraordinary, and deeply human.

TRINE

TRINE embodies the elemental harmony of Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn on the Zodiacal Wheel. Linked by the earth element, these three signs form a 120° trine—an astrological aspect symbolizing ease, resonance, and enduring connection.

Through a landscape of grounded movement and sculptural partnering, the dance reveals the unique qualities while tracing their shared terrain. Taurus offers weight, sensuality, and patience—movement rooted in presence and touch. Virgo emerges in precision, detail, and articulation—gestures refined, almost etched into space. Capricorn channels endurance, structure, and ambition—lines that climb, stack, and hold with authority.

At once intimate and monumental, TRINE is a meditation on resonance. Orbits and intersections, the trio merges into a seamless continuum: stability meeting adaptability, strength softening into care, and form expanding into possibility. 

ORFEO ed EURIDICE

In collaboration with Tina Kambour

APOPHIS

In collaboration with Sheri Hayden

This work explores the impacts of the Apophis asteroid striking earth. On land, a huge amount of dust would be thrown up into the atmosphere. If Apophis hits water, there would be an increase in water vapor in the atmosphere. This would result in an increase in landslides, mudslides, earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes. The risk of impact in 2029 has been ruled out.   

TRACKLESS

Music by Ivory Smith

Lights by Trevor Cushman

Photos by Warren Woo​

In a basin of trackless winds and uncertain time, a group of wanderers trek through dust clouds and desolation. Their togetherness nourishes hope and desire to imagine a future that isn’t finite.​

Intimate Gestures of Gender in Dance

Visual Media by Shelby Head

Co-produced with Carrie Kouts

Photos by Manuela Soldi

Intimate Gestures of Gender in Dance was an immersive performance installation and collaboration with the UCO Melton Gallery in Edmond, Oklahoma. Dancers performed compelling explorations of Shelby Head's exhibition titled, "Am I That Name?" about gender identity and queerness.

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