Performers: Elizabeth Berk, Carolyn Craig, Jessica Gohs, Michael Gonen, Matthew Krell, Rebecca Lubart, Kendall Murano, Polly Thibodeau, Amberlee Woods, Aliza Rudavsky (understudy)

Music: Matt Perrone and the musicians
Musicians: Sam Goldblatt (Drums), Eleni Kaufman (Voice/Piano), Aaron Leitko (Bass), and Matt Perrone (Guitar)

Costume Designer: Amanda Edgerton

“An unjust law is a code that a numerical or power majority group compels a minority group to obey but does not make binding on itself. This is difference made legal. By the same token, a just law is a code that a majority compels a minority to follow and that it is willing to follow itself. This is sameness made legal.”

Martin Luther King, Jr.
From Letter from a Birmingham Jail

In a piece about identity, we came upon something that we felt we needed to address before we could move on. Here is its result.

Choreographer: Kristy Shimabukuro
Pieces of Many

Dancers: Christin Goelz, Pilar del Mazo, Lara Malakoff, Juliana Mascelli, Mollie Straff, Samantha Schoenholtz (Understudy)

Music: Moo Song for Moogirls, composed by Travis Geraci

Costume Designer: Ellen Warner

"Dance is a keen sense of space and an extraordinary sense of self, an intelligence beyond books that cannot be described, only felt. It is an art moves the body and moves the mind, with a little heart thrown in."

DVD Projections created with the help of Dana Tai Soon Burgess and Michael Lovett

Choreographer: Tommy Parlon
Dive

Music: Khodoya by Operatica.

Dancers: Liz Denniston, Talia Mamone

Costume Designers: Amanda Edgerton and Ellen Warner

Choreographer: Maida Withers
Threshold Crossed

Dancer: Kati Chupashko

Music: DJ Mark Mousky

Costume Designers: Amanda Edgerton and Ellen Warner

Choreographer: Mary Tisa
Ghost Continent

Dancers: Jennifer Caulk, Sarah Halzack, Rebecca Lubart, Natalie Shriber, JJ Kovacevich, Mary Lane (understudy), Susanna Brown (understudy)

Music: Requiem for a Dream soundtrack

Costume Designer: Amanda Edgerton

Sound Designer: Russell Feder

Visual Designer: Laurie DeBono

Scrim Designer: Carl F. Gudenius

Video Designer: Michael Lovett

"Because we are linked by blood, and blood is memory without language……"

- Joyce Carol Oates

Each individual inherently searches for their "ghost continent," that unnameable void within them where resides the divinely powerful bond forged between mother and child, man and woman, ancestor and offspring. Though searching individually, we are all linked in blood, in the need to fill this void, to connect. Ultimately, a double bond emerges between this community of searchers and between the individual and their own phantom network.

Choreographer: Anthony Gongora
Nature Stalling

Dancers: Wendell Cooper and Natalie Shriber

Music: J.S. Bach, Delande, Tom Ze, Henry Purcell

Costume Designers: Amanda Edgerton and Ellen Warner

Choreographer: Jennifer Nugent
Preparing to Seethe

Dancers: Kati Chupashko, Christina Conley, Liz Denniston, Sarah Halzack, Rebecca Lubart, Lara Malakoff, Talia Mamone, Juliana Mascelli, Nicholette Routhier, Kristy Shimabukuro, Mary Tisa, Amberlee Woods

Music: composed by Arthur Solari

Costume Designers: Amanda Edgerton and Ellen Warner

seethe: to move in confusion, to be violently excited or agitated; to boil. The subtlety of direct intentions we project outward and inwardly in order to gain control and the fear of having no control at all. Two strong conflicts both unseemly preparing to disintegrate.