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After a familiar comedy of errors with scheduling and keys, I finally managed to spend some time in an actual studio today. It’s been… a while. With time as distance and events like the pandemic and parenthood between this moment … Continue reading →

In December of 2018, I started a project under the beautifully generous structure of Lenka Clayton’s An Artist Residency in Motherhood. I wrote the following as part of my planning document: My creative practice has dwindled to a tiny ember. … Continue reading →

I’ve always been a dancer. It’s the first thing I remember wanting to do. As a tiny child, I hounded my parents for classes. When they finally relented, I was too scared to leave the waiting room and enter the … Continue reading →

Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks have started their Pumpkin Spice Latte wars, so I guess it’s fall, even though the heat makes it feel otherwise… As the season slowly changes, here is some of what’s up next from me and the … Continue reading →

In and Out of Uniform, an event I’ve structured, curated, and produced will be presented at the Museum of Arts and Design on Saturday, June 23rd from 12:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Performers at the event include Jodi Bender, Laurie Berg, … Continue reading →

I’m reading some of my recent writing at Dixon Place at 7:30PM on Tuesday, June 12th as part of DP’s Experiments and Disorders series, curated by Christen Clifford and Tom Cole. Heidi Schreck will also be reading.  Tickets are $6.

One-Shot is back! One-Shot is a solo performance relay for the Internet, which I curate, and produce in collaboration with the Gibney Dance Center.  The relay picks up where it left off last year, with a new online performance from Jen … Continue reading →

You can check out my final contribution as a 2010-2011 “Context Notes Writer” for Dance Theater Workshop here. As always, please feel encouraged to comment here, there, and everywhere.

Below are some photos by Steve Grote of We deserve each other. The lighting is by Chloe Z. Brown.