“What interests me in choreographing, dancing, movement, etc, is the magic that takes place from shared space. There is something that happens that you can't create on your own. Lifer after all is a collection of moments in time, shared.

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It is important to me as a choreographer to acknowledge dancers as individual people, in regards to movement, training, creating, and sharing. Creating work for me is not about who can look like me doing my moves. We are all different, different bodies, minds, experiences. We must try and honor ourselves and each other as our individuals; then collect moments that follow. 

 

As an artist and director,  I strive to acknowledge the importance of conversation and advocacy for mental health in and outside of the movement. 

 

So let's get to moving and grooving.  

 

Let's Collect”