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The Asymmetric Body

Upcoming Performances and lectures:

A new solo, "Magnifying Rigor" will be part of Rogue Dancer's FilmFest in March 2020!
Virtual Dance Festival at Ursinus College
Critical Pedagogy for Asymmetrical Bodies...TBD June!

Two people facing forward on a dance stage, wearing paperairplanes dresses and life jackets.

Architectural industrial space with a high diagonal, looking outside from inside, marbles and glass mason jars are on the floor inside a white wooden frame. It feels peaceful and still.

Losing your Marbles: Befriending Forgetting

Dance stage the lighting looks greenish to me, and dancers (about 9) are wearing red tracksuits (I know this....maybe it's not as evident to you) laying on the floor "sleeping" behind them on a black screen it says "But, some days rigor looks different"

Ridiculous Rigor: Past, Present, and Possible

Two people looking into camera, one biting the other arm. Scrabble pieces below spell "Gluten Free"

Dance studio space with cream walls and floor, in the far back is a window, dancers about 12 are wearing teal shirts, cardigans, and pants. There is a group of dancers in the back of the space lookin at two dancers closer to the camera who are facing each other crouched down, with their hands together.

Three characters are behind a set, two facing into the middle are wearing dark clothing and glasses.

No background.

Series of Invisible Dances...

Single person rocking backwards legs crossed in pool of light.

It feels like I got a Pit stuck in my stomach...got a cup overflowing with T

Hand picking up scrabble piece.

Dark lighting of a person facing forward in old style dress.

Spring Awakening the Musical

Looking down from the top at a person sitting, wearing a tulle skirt, purple medical gloves, and with bandages around the chest.

Dark image overall: there is a projection screen in the background and a person laying on the floor in front of the screen looking up, I barely see the dancer laying in front. On the screen in the back is a magnifying glass centered on a body and a hand and head poking out from the glass.

Magnifying Rigor