The act of creating dance is natural and necessary. Choreography provides an opportunity to work together collaboratively with dancers and designers to envision and manifest new experiences and vantages.  Through collaboration, examination, and observation, we focus on processes of transformation through the dynamic play between humor and solemnity.

In creating my work, I employ thinking dancers that have honed and refined technique. Their infinite source of ingenuity affords fresh possibilities to play.  As a group we make decisions, try and fail, try and succeed, move, stand still, talk, laugh and cry, and finally produce work that gives an audience, opportunities for distinctive connections and their own personal interpretations.

In my choreography I work to expose the hidden structure of things, ideas and people. We explore the very quiet, intimate and guarded act of transformation from invisibility to visibility, and the potential of hyper-visibility. Facilitating this undressing and revealing of a subject is what lies at the core of the work. Ultimately this makes the work relatable and authentic to an audience and speaks to how we all perform in the world.