Choreographed Works

  • In Place of Convalescence (2024)

    Performed on the Diego Rivera Court Stage as a part of the Detroit Dance City Festival (September 2024).

    Dancers: Corinne Hobbs, Rachel Jones

    Photo Credit: Brendon Kirouac

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  • repentance in repetition (2024)

    Choreographed and performed at the WhirlWind Dance Company LAB Intensive, May 2024 (Columbus, OH).

    Self-Choreographed

    Photo Credit: Aurina Carrington

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  • a plea to the void (2024)

    Performed in the “Prism of Motion” choreographic showcase at Indiana University (April 2024).

    Dancers: Keilyn Bryant, Kamari Donaldson, Lydia Layden, Madelynn Wells, Emma Waterman

    Photo Credit: Rachel Stratton

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  • Falsettos (2024)

    Produced and performed at the Rose Firebay Theater in Bloomington, IN by the University Players.

    Performers Shown : Jonah Broscow, Andy Lane, Ruby Miller, Ryan Skurnak

    Photo Credit: Mikayla White

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  • In Place of Convalescence (2023)

    Performed as a part of IU Contemporary Dance’s annual Junior Choreographic Showcase, “Afterimages,” (November 2023).

    Dancers: Keilyn Bryant, Madelynn Wells

    Photo Credit: Jacob Goldberger

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  • antagonistic creation (2023)

    Performed as a part of University Players’ annual SLIP Showcase (April 2023).

    Dancer: Rachel Stratton

    Photo Credit: KC Lin

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  • Flight of the Navigator (2022)

    Performed as a part of University Players’ annual SLIP Showcase (April 2022).

    Dancers: Lydia Layden, Emma Waterman

    Photo Credit: Olivia Lawson

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Choreographic Philosophy

As a choreographer, I am driven by a host of different facets of the human condition, many of which are deeply personal and emotional. In my choreographic practice, I prioritize experimentation and storytelling in the work and transparency, community, and care among my dancers within my rehearsal spaces. Dealing with such sensitive subjects in a continuously-evolving and highly kinesthetic art form, it is of the utmost importance for me to approach them from a well-researched and transparent place in order to facilitate an authentic exploration of the human condition through movement.