a work created out of the protest for optimism! the world is darker and darker everyday. For my dancers and I, this work was about finding each other and building our hope up again

Art doesn't always have to depict sadness and darkness or even be edgy at all... but it can be! All art is basic anyway so we all might as well make whatever we want. for this one, I wanted random, fun, and puppets!

Expirementing with the idea that artists never stop performing. who are we when nobody is in the audience, and our socks are mix-matched, and our bones hurt. Are we still the same person on stage, that we are in our rooms?

Queer kids in church. and how our different experiences make us relate sometimes in faith. Negatively or positively. And how we form connections with each other can also inform how we show we have faith

when I make things for myself to perform, I like to make them challenging, impressive and loud! A short solo created for a dance festival.

created for a high school benefit that ended up winning me awards by the National Honors Society of Dance Arts. first completely self choreographed solo!