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stage works

original choreography 
careful where you step

An experimental commentary/comedy investigating the parallels between human social structure and that of paper wasps. The work explores the folly of blind allegiance to ones governing body. It examines the limits of complacency and begs the question, “to what extent are we willing to feign normalcy and comfortability under a state of collapse?” Subsequently, it aims to determine the intersection between intellect and instinct.

i used to have skin
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Embark on the slow and difficult process of shedding self-doubt and an obsessive need to be "desirable." Explore the moments of weakness and struggle that arise within the journey of self-acceptance and invite a newfound sense of power through vulnerability.

Photography: Gregory R.R. Crosby
to make room for you

How can we learn to care for all parts of ourselves the way we care for those we love? To hold our wounds in the palms of our hands and lay them down gently to rest? to make room for you explores the journey of looking inward to move forward. 

Photography: Gregory R.R. Crosby
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I Sit Before The Spinning Wheel

"The threads of fate are fragile, easily unraveled, but with perseverance, they can be rewoven." -Nora Roberts

Photography: Gregory R.R. Crosby
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Informal Works

I'ts Raining on Mars

Performed at Long Beach's annual "Show N' Tell," themed "Passages." This work is based on the passage of the original Mars rover and it's tragic end.

Photography: Sierra Tanji
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