Aroundtown, 2017
Aroundtown is a kinetic poem that examines the varied, unique and sometimes divided notions of LOVE- it's meaning, purpose, and platform.
Come, and Back again, 2013
Come, and Back Again is an evening length elegiac exploration of the virtuosity of daily life, vulnerability, and mortality.
Prophets of Funk, 2011
Prophets of Funk is an evening that celebrates Sly and the Family Stone’s groundbreaking, visceral, powerful music, and the struggles and celebration of everyday people.
Disavowal, 2008
Inspired by the life and legend of radical abolitionist and (in)famous "race traitor" John Brown, Disavowal is a flight of movement imagination on the stakes of racial identity, commitment, and the possibility of freedom and choice under conditions of white supremacy.
underground, 2006
Using the 1960s as a starting point, underground explores the principles of political activism, in particular the activities of the Weather Underground and asks the questions: when can activism become terrorism, or vice versa, and is condoned or endorsed killing/destruction ever justified?
Impending Joy, 2004
Impending Joy initially was a reaction to the softer feel of Lightbulb Theory. It was purposely meant to have harder lines and a more harsh, direct feel - almost warrior-like. It seems to take place on a mythical but non-existent battlefield.
Lightbulb Theory, 2004
Lightbulb Theory sprang from two ideas: 1) What is the mechanism for letting go of a loved one and how do we honor our departed? And 2) how and why do we sustain celebration in our daily life?