NEW CHOREOGRAPHY & PREMIERES

At the Threshold distills a single moment of transformation from Cinderella Abstraction, presenting the Fairy Godmother as a quiet presence of awakening. Set to Prokofiev, the miniature reflects on courage, becoming, and the inner grace already carried within.

Cassandra distills the inner life of a woman marked by prophecy — one who sees clearly, speaks truthfully, and bears the sorrow of not being believed. Inspired by Lesia Ukrainka, the miniature reflects on vision, isolation, and tragic clarity.

Hopak! is a chamber-stage interpretation of Ukraine’s celebrated national dance, created for two men and four women. Full of athleticism, humor, partner work, and joyful competition, it captures the festive spirit and enduring vitality of the Ukrainian folk-stage tradition.

Katerina – Hovorod is a lyrical stage interpretation of one of Ukraine’s oldest communal dance traditions. Set to the folk song Katerina, the work unfolds through flowing circular patterns, gentle musicality, and the quiet beauty of shared memory.

Lyrical Kozachok is a short ensemble folk dance for three women inspired by the lively spirit of the traditional Ukrainian kozachok. Blending buoyant footwork, graceful musicality, and playful formations, the work celebrates the charm and social joy of Ukrainian dance tradition.

Old World Landowners reimagines Hohol’s elderly couple through tenderness and memory, following them from the quiet stillness of old age into recollections of youth and courtship. The miniature reflects on aging, devotion, and a love carried gently across a lifetime.

Pryvit (Welcome) is a ceremonial Ukrainian welcome dance celebrating hospitality, regional diversity, and cultural unity. Through graceful processions, regional dance motifs, and the traditional presentation of bread and salt, the work warmly invites audiences into the spirit of Ukrainian culture.

An original folk dance suite celebrating America's 250th anniversary through the folk traditions of Shaker communities, the American frontier, Irish, Mexican, German, and Ukrainian cultures, culminating in the Ukrainian ceremony of bread and salt.

Stone Host is a cross-cultural choreographic collaboration inspired by Lesia Ukrainka's powerful reimagining of the Don Juan legend. Blending Ukrainian and Latin dance traditions, the miniature explores desire, choice, and the enduring power of human connection.