Remembered But By Me: My choreographic honors thesis

I'm finally posting the video from my honors dance thesis. Unfortunately I had to separate the piece into three videos in order to upload it, but they should run together pretty seamlessly. This work, Remembered But By Me, looks at the role of an artist and the creative process through the lens of Emily Dickinson's poetry. This piece and the rehearsal process meant so much to me and I am happy to finally be able to show the work.

Choreography: Early Work

These are some very informal pieces that I choreographed for small performances in the 2007-2008, one for my Dance Composition class, one for SPADE (The Student Performing Arts and Dance Event) & one for Balance: The GW Ballet Group's Spring Show. The video quality isn't great on these but you get the general idea.

Choreography: Seventeen Seventy-Five Plus One, e.d.

This video is the very first piece I ever presented in a formal setting, Seventeen Seventy-Five Plus One, e.d. for the Spring 2009 Dance Works concert at The George Washington University.

Choreography: Levitating The Pentagon

I decided to take a break from the TONYs until I live-blog the red carpet and awards next Sunday. I will be posting some of my various choreographic works throughout the week until I can set some new work on dancers this summer. I will be working with various soloists, duos, and trios from my home studio, primarily teen dancers, to showcase my work with different ages and technical levels.

For now, this is a piece entitled Levitating The Pentagon that I staged for the Fall 2009 Dance Works Concert at The George Washington University.