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Storytime: Toy Soldiers and Mice is a dreamy exploration of a dystopian divide. of belief and trade. It follows two tribes: the wealthy, pretentious artists who reject love, and some rural hippies, who view connection as a rite of passage. This piece explores the irruptive collision of these groups. This story is presented and narrated by a wayward street performer, in a distant time and place.
The Ladder enters the world of purgatory, and it's curse of repetition that is cast unwillinging and uncontrollably. This piece is inspired by the 1990 Film, "Jacob's Ladder" as well as it's titular biblical context. TJ created this piece alongside composer Shaun Chen, who is seen conducting his original score of the same name.
This new work premiere at Bridge for Dance in NYC. It explores the act of soliloquy in every day life- and how the literal, external space you exist in can be a harsh disruption to an internal monologue.
TJ choreographed and co-directed this production of American Idiot with collaborator, Rozie Baker. This production explores themes of fate culture, including astrology, religion, mythology, and tarot. It is best described as a fever dream that explores the history of rebellion. After all, punk rock is timeless.
TJ created her version of this iconic tune from Sondheim's Company in collaboration with the dancers featured at Dance Lab New York, under the direction and mentorship of Val Salgado and Josh Prince.
TJ Choreographed and assistant directed this production of And the World Goes 'Round alongside director Katherine McKinney. This rendition of "Cabaret" reflects it's orchestration, rejecting any traditional associations with the tune.