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I’m all in with this dance/performance endeavor. Even as I continue to build on my skills as a teacher and choreographer, I still have big, tormenting questions about what matters and why. I love seeing the work of my peers and feel the most monumental sense of gratitude when I see my students making smart, provocative, enervating, radiantly rebellious work. I still haven’t made the dance I long to make…. Maybe just little shreds or moments of truth and liability…. Whatever that is. I love how dance makes me feel about the world, even in the midst of unaccountable cruelty. I love how dance changes what is available to us and teaches us how to watch things. I love touch and close and caring proximity to other people that happens in the rehearsal space or class. And I love how this physical inquisitiveness is unique to us.

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