We Will Return in the Spring

An Immersive Re-Imagining of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard (work-in-progress)

Château de Belloy Saint Leonard, Picardie, France

November 2018

We Will Return in the Spring delves into Chekhov’s iconic work The Cherry Orchard through an interdisciplinary approach that blends theater, movement, music, installation, and audience immersion.

DATAPRINT: THE INSTALLATION

The Tech Museum of Innovation, San Jose, CA, USA & Cubbon Park Metro Station, Bangalore, India

September 2018

An interactive multimedia installation and performance that blends technology and the arts into a participatory experience about data privacy, DATAPRINT: THE INSTALLATION premieres on 22-23 September 2018 simultaneously in San Jose, CA, USA and Bangalore, India.

SPACES: Harlem

Harlem Arts Festival, New York NY, USA

June 2017

An immersive storytelling performance at Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church in Harlem. At the heart of the work, local Harlem residents recount personal stories about the place they call home. SPACES: Harlem combines storytelling with dance, theater, music, and video to invite audiences to experience intimate moments from Harlem’s past.

Living Altar (work-in-progress)

La Guardia Performing Arts Center, Queens NY, USA

May 2017

Living Altar is a multi-disciplinary performance piece honoring the lives of individuals killed in conflict, whether military or civilian, and regardless of origin, gender, religion, status, or profession. A work-in-progress showing was presented at the LaGuardia Performing Arts Center in New York City on 23-24 May 2017. 

DATAPRINT (work-in-progress)

Cubbon Park Metro Station, Bangalore, India

December 2016

The first iteration of DATAPRINT was developed in partnership with students at the Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology in Bangalore, India, and was featured in a work-in-progress presentation at the Cubbon Park Metro Station in the center of Bangalore, as part of The Festival of Stories in December 2016.

The Shared Prince

OuiShare Fest, Paris, France

May 2016

Selected audience members were invited to take part in short pop-up performances taking place throughout the festival grounds. These performances, created specifically for OuiShare Fest 2016, were inspired by the themes of the festival, as well as Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's iconic book The Little Prince.