Conflux Dance Theater
Choreography by Miguel Perez
Dancers: Carmen Marie Eguez and Cooper Everson
Music: “Sarajevo” by Max Richter and Sara Leonard
Costume Design Concept: Miguel Perez
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com
Conflux Dance Theater
The 1950s are often viewed as a period of conformity when women were held under strict gender roles and complied with society’s expectations. It’s 2023, and women continue to face barriers, and challenges based on sex, gender, and age. This work explores portrayals of “ideal femininity” pressures, societal pressure of getting married, the interracial true love story of Mildred and Richard Loving, and the slow progress of women.
Choreography By Angelica Burgos
Dancers: Amelia Virtue, Alexa Gajeton, LaWanda Raines, Kristina Edwards, Sophia Berger, Lydia Ross, Joshua Moise, Julie Davis
Lighting Design: Alex Broening
Costume Design: Angelica Burgos (Gown Town/ Retro Classic)
Music: Lo Mejor de Lo Mejor by Tito Puente, Mama Teach Me To Dance by Maria Bonita, Cómo Fue by Benny Moré, Lilies of the Valley by Jun Miyake
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com
This work is dedicated to Tina Ramirez, a dear friend, a trailblazer, and founder of Ballet Hispanico of New York, and to the powerful women in my life who have taught me never to allow society’s expectations to dictate my life & dreams.
Choreography by Miguel Perez
Dancers: Alexa Gajeton and Miguel Perez
Music: “The Sun’s Gone Dim And The Sky’s Turned Black by Johann Johannsson
Costume Design Concept: Miguel Perez
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com
Eric Rivera is presenting a work that explores intricate technical elements while celebrating the passion Tango evokes.
Choreography by Eric Rivera
Dancers: Sophia Berger and Chloe Walker
Music: “Santa Maria” by Gotham Project
Costumes: Johann Stegmire
Scenic Design: Phil Hayes
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com
Choreography by Miguel Perez
Dancers: Amelia Virtue, Alexa Gajeton, Kristina Ancil Edwards, Matt Pardo, Miguel Perez, Julie Davis
Music: “Petricor” by Ludovico Einaudi Costume
Design: Miguel Perez (Lululemon)
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com
Tensegrity is a design principal that applies when a discontinuous set of compression elements is opposed and balanced by continues tensile force, thereby creating an internal prestress that stabilizes the entire structure”
Compression Choreography by Angelica Burgos Dancers: Carmen Marie Eguez, Lindsay Benson Garrett, Kristina Ancil Edwards, Sheri Pociluyko, Julie Davis, Colleen Edwards
Costume Design: Johan Stegmire Lighting Design: Alex Broening
Music: “Dreams of Arrakis” by Hanz Zimmer and “Helios” by Christian Reindl – Power Haus edited by Angelica Burgos
Tensile Force Choreography by Angelica Burgos
Dancers: Alexa Gajeton, Sophia Berger, Amelia Virtue, Hope Roberts
Costume Design: Johan Stegmire
Lighting Design: Alex Broening
Music: “Haze” by Christian Reindl – Power Haus Internal Prestress Choreography Angelica Burgos
Dancers: Chloe Walker & Lydia Ross Costume Design: Johan Stegmir
Lighting Design: Alex Broening
Music: “Prelude in E Minor, BWV 855a by Johann Sebastian Bach
Entire Structure Choreography by Angelica Burgos
Dancers: Carmen Marie Eguez, Lindsay Benson Garrett, Kristina Ancil Edwards, Sheri Pociluyko, Julie Davis, Chloe Walker, Lydia Ross, Colleen Edwards, Alexa Gajeton, Sophia Berger, Amelia Virtue, Hope Roberts
Costume Design: Johan Stegmire
Lighting Design: Alex Broening
Music: “Symphony No. 2 by Ezio Boss
Videographer: thevideodepartmentrva.com