Choreography
Dance that Speaks
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Eulogy for America's Promise
A tribute to Congresswoman Barbara Jordan
Colored Carnegie
The story of Houston's first Black library
Originally commissioned by Performing Arts Houston
Black Bodies in White Spaces
For the Black students, faculty, and staff at Rice University
CERCL
Facing the Rising Sun
How Texas Southern University students help to integrate Houston
Museum Works
In/with the galleries
My work extends into museums, where choreography engages history, activates space, and invites new ways of experiencing culture.
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Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Performance | Body Archives: Bone Deep Memories with Urban Souls Dance Company (2018)
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Re/Written in Stone: Ideas on the 28th Amendment, a response to the exhibition Nari Ward: We the People. (2019)
Moody Center for the Arts (Rice University)
The project is entitled Black Bodies in White Spaces: A Performance Ritual. (2020)
Inaugural Artists in Residence: Center for Engaged Research and Collaborative Learning (CERCL)
The Museum Fine Arts Houston
"These Feet Were Made for Walkin’” was inspired by works of contemporary art in the Kinder Building at the MFAH. (2021)
Stage Works
Theater Works
My choreography for theater integrates movement and narrative, enhancing storytelling through physical expression and presence.
The Royale
Rec RoomTheater - 2019 | Movement Director
The Little Mermaid
Theatre Under the Stars - 2021 | Choreographer
Plumshuga: The Rise of Lauren Anderson
Choreographers: Harrison Guy & Stanton Welch
A groundbreaking choreopoem blending spoken word, dance, music, and theater, Plumshuga tells the story of Lauren Anderson. Written by Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton, it premiered at Stages Houston in 2022.