Four seniors present a preview of the Senior Dance Concert on May 2nd and 3rd and perform work that demonstrates the power of contemporary dance to communicate diverse ideas. Inspired by depiction of hell in Buddhism, Chinese mythology, and Vietnamese folk religion, Do attempts to realize his vision of life after death through physical movements. Nuñez navigates the complex relationship between self and society and hopes to explore how this junction impacts the way that bodies, particularly female bodies, move through space. McKinney engages the dialogue between hip-hop, modern dance, and traditional Japanese movement; Moshman deploys her study of psychology to discover how physical memory informs her choreographic work.
