To be more at home in one’s body, and to have other people feel at home there too: this solo is about contrasts and conflicts in female sexuality. Abstract, incremental movements grow to sweep the space while clothing is slowly removed. The solo is composed of three parts: No Name #1, No Name #2: deconstruct, and End, which were choreographed over a four year period.
Iona College
April 2014
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