Current Touring Performances

Mythosoma

Mythosoma is a larger-scale interdisciplinary performance work exploring rupture, memory, embodiment, relational care, and the body as an archive of lived experience.

Developed through collaborative creative processes and informed by movement research, contemporary performance practice, and embodied inquiry, the work brings together performers, designers, musicians, and interdisciplinary artists across Aotearoa and Australia.

Commissioned by YIRRAMBOI and presented by Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts

A performance on stage showing three women helping a person who is holding a microphone and lying across their shoulders. The women are dressed in vintage-style clothing, with one woman in a turquoise top, another in a cream-colored blouse, and the t

Group of diverse performers in theatrical scene, with serious and intense expressions, leaning into each other in close proximity.

A dancer performing a contemporary dance move on stage, balancing on one leg with the other knee bent and lifted, while reaching upward with one arm and extending the other arm backward. The background is black and the stage lighting highlights the d

Two dancers perform on stage, one carrying the other on their back in a dramatic pose.

Two performers embrace and support each other on stage with a black background, expressing emotions during a theatrical performance.

A female dancer performing a contemporary dance routine on stage, balancing on one leg with her arms extended, wearing a white skirt with red accents and a blue top, with a dark background and stage lighting.

Performer in traditional clothing dancing on stage with dark background, dynamic pose, and expressive movement.

A woman with dark, wavy hair, wearing a beige T-shirt, appears to be speaking passionately into a microphone against a black background.

A dancer performing a contemporary dance move on stage, wearing a loose off-white top and purple shorts, with one arm extended and the other covering her face, against a dark background.

Two women performing a dramatic dance on stage, one with curly blond hair and the other with straight hair, engaging in an expressive pose against a black background.

Group of five dancers performing on a dark stage, each extending one arm forward and one arm backward, dressed in loose, colorful clothing.

A woman with closed eyes, curly hair, and freckles is being embraced by a man whose arm surrounds her shoulders. The background is black.

Limbs of a w(o)man

Limbs of a W(o)man is a 15-20min gallery-based dance performance examining the body as site of structure, and inheritance. Presented within visual art contexts, the work activates space through repetition, restraint, endurance, and subtle relational exchanges between 2 performers and audience.

Operating at the intersection of choreography and live art, the piece invites viewers to encounter the body as sculpture, archive, and living tension field. Themes of lineage, autonomy, vulnerability, and structural expectation unfold through a contemporary dance duet,

The work is adaptable for galleries, museums, and site-responsive contexts, and can be accompanied by artist talks or embodied workshops.

Current Touring Performances

Mythosoma

Limbs of a w(o)man

Mythosoma

NEKE

Kiko (Flesh)

I(S)land Body/Taha Tinana

Commissioned Work

Getting a Grip/Rarawe

Choreolab 2021

Residency: Movement Art Practice — Somatactics