The performance will feature six world-premiere choreographic works created by faculty member Julie Petry and the dance minor students, and a dance re-construction staged by visiting artist Teena Marie Custer of Slippery Rock University. Additionally featured are costume, make-up, lighting, sound and projection design contributed by theatre arts faculty, staff, students, and guest costume designer Jenny Kenyon.
The performance will include adult themes and language. Choreographic topics will vary widely: the trauma of losing a baby, street-life of prostitutes, a Detroit DJ homage, a Michael Jackson musical montage, a piece about dreams, a comedy on Charlie Chaplin, and a duet offering a spiritual/soulful interpretation of struggle.
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