The Journal of Dance Education published my research on Project Pulse: A Dance Research Experience, a collaboration with Michael Broffman LaC and the Pine Street Clinic in San Anselmo, CA. I am very grateful to share this work with everyone and see where it goes next.
Saturday, April 18th at 1:00pm PST
Livestream performance on Facebook and Instagram, so you can watch it from anywhere!
On April 18th, Inside Out Contemporary Ballet will join the movement choir of the National Water Dance Project. Our group will be moving at Emerald Pools in Zion National Park. Check out our BLOG post to get a little insight into preparations for this pertinent event!
I have accepted a full time tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Dance at Southern Utah University beginning Fall 2019
A humble thanks goes out to everyone in the San Francisco Bay Area who has supported the full flourishing of my career and my dance company, Inside Out Contemporary Ballet. I want to thank our donors, our fiscal sponsor Dancers’ Group, our collaborators, dancers, students, and performing artists who have made our work possible since 2012.
In this time of transition comes much reflection and opportunity for growth. Since finishing my MFA in Dance at Mills College in 2018, I have realized, after 3 years of deliberation, that although my roots lie in classical and contemporary ballet, my artistic interests, academic research, social activism, and other creative projects have evolved beyond the particulars of a contemporary ballet aesthetic. For now IOCB will remain a vessel for my creative work, however I will be creating and promoting work under my own name from now on to provide a larger framework to dream expansively, connect globally, and organize collaborations across aesthetic and conceptual lines.
Stay tuned!
JGDT premieres their newest evening-length work. “Alpha Mouse” explores gender equality and desire.
More information here on the James Graham Dance Theatre Website
Cool is dancing like no one is watching and not caring what other people think of you.
(But who is really that secure all the time?)
Cool is standing up for the underdog and doing what’s right.
(But it can be hard to know who is the victim and what is the crime.)
Cool is helping people believe in themselves.
(But who’s gonna save the hero?)
Cool is knowing when enough is enough and it’s time to move on.
(But letting go takes vision, discipline, patience, and trust. All of which can be beaten out of you.)
Cool is working hard to make your dreams a reality.
(But is there rest for the wicked?)
Cool is striking up a conversation with a stranger, and making a new playlist. Cool is forgiving your parents for all the times they weren’t being cool. Cool is loving with abandon even though you’ve been hurt.
Cool is Mark when he stood up for me on the last night I saw him.
I bet you’re still cool, sitting in that living room in the clouds, letting the world pass you by.
The Secret Life of Emojis premieres this Wednesday! I’ve had so much fun creating this play with Redwood HS’s Drama Department. The cast is hilarious and creative. Lenaea Theater Festival, here we come.
Performances:
Wednesday 2/8 7:30pm
Thursday 2/9 7:30pm
@ Redwood High School’s Black Box Theater in Room 306.
http://www.epicshows.org
