Category Archives: Performance

It was thrilling to perform in this year’s Playground Dance Project in a wild and liberating new work by Masio Sangster. Thank you to all who came and witnessed this experience of endurance, trance, and flow! Infinity Room by Masio Sangster Playground Dance Project 2025 Photos by Ryan Ross

The Winged by Jose Limon Photos by Sharon Kain

It was such a joy to join the cast of Marimba by Lar Lubovich with Repertory Dance Theatre. Kate Skarpetowska was a pleasure to work with in the restaging of this complex and mezmerixing piece. View the performance on demand here.

This show was such an fulfilling process and performance. It was a joy and an honor to share the stage with so many other amazing freelance artists in Salt Lake, and as always choreography by Alicia Ross is so satisfying to perform. Thank you to all who shared in this story!

It is such an honor to be guest dancing in “The Winged” by Jose Limon and becoming a bird like I have always dreamed of. As a whole, this show is a celebration of the Utah landscape, a place that has always called me back and continues to define the path of my life. OverContinue reading “Flight”

It was an honor to share the stage with so many amazing women in Fem Dance Company’s latest show. Specifically Brianna Bernhardt and Lily Farrar with whom I had the pleasure of learning “Unapologetic” by Nicholas Jolley-Harding. It was a satisfying challenge in synchronicity and grace.

I was very excited to join Myriad Dance Company this summer for a performance at Dreamscapes in the South Towne Mall. Together we built an immersive experience for audiences to experience the unique space and be inspired.

I was very honored to be a part of the Interdisciplinary Arts Collective performance of Vexations by Eric Satie. It was performed 8am July 1 to 10pm July 2, 2022 in the Sugar Space Arts Warehouse with Aaron D. Smith on the piano. I performed for a four hour and then two hour time periodContinue reading “Vexations”

I had the amazing opportunity this semester to work with Israeli artist Alon Karniel. The process involved a lot of conversation, improvisation, and connection to our live pianist Susan Chess. It was closely related to the Feldenkrais classes that he taught each morning and developed a deep sense of how the body is all connected.

This past spring I had the amazing experience of being part of a piece choreographed by Daniel Roberts called Derecho in response to the devastating windstorms that swept through the Midwest that previous summer. It was a very technically challenging piece and filming process that I learned a lot from.