Brandon Chung
"Practice, fail, don't give up" is a self-choreographed solo and musical composition featuring poetry by Subashini Ganesan. The solo is a journey to understand the Sisyphus-like effort of being a dancer. Commissioned by Claire Olberding for the inaugural summit of Portland Arts Week.
Caleb Shu
Composer and creative technologist for the 2026 Woodworks Performance Residency by Madison Falconer, creating original scores for choreographers Kannen Glanz & Brodie Wolf, artist profiles produced by Charlie McCollum and a 10-minute live piano piece accompanied by a custom audio-reactive DMX lighting system for Interlochen Public Radio.
Charlie McCollum
In collaboration with composer and dramaturge Michael Naffier, Pandora's Box is a dance solo narrative on persistence, temptation, and acceptance. It features a self-engineered sensor box that creates musical responses according to the dancer's proximity to the box.
Originally commissioned for USC Widney Society Gala, the work has been further featured at Flux Festival and Woodworks Performance Residency.
USC Thornton Production
Lead four Movement Sentence Choirs (MSC) for Dance Education Laboratory's 30th Anniversary. The first was alongside Tyler Chang and Emmy Cheung for USC Kaufman's BFA cohorts. The rest were for the Pasadena Unified School District, where I taught ~90 6-12th graders in nature-themed MSCs over the span of 6 classes with assistance from Justin Epstein and musician Max Transue.
Darcy Hatcher
Created in collaboration with Daniel Mangiaracino under our duo artist name, The Digital Lighthouse, Find Me is a 35-min audiovisual and creative technology performance set which premiered at Spectra Studios.
Find Me is a nonlinear narrative following the journey of Eve as she tries to escape a fateful timeloop. Eve's story of wonder, sacrifice, and rebirth is told across an ultrawide projection, live original music, dance, and interactive wearable technology.
Kylie Conlon
against what is a multimedia dance solo about overstimulation and existentialism. Performed at The Showroom DTLA, the performance features reactive animations on an LED wall, a custom motion-tracking glove, original reactive music, and dance.
Maria Kousi
Assisted by a live sensor device that manipulates sound in real-time response to motion, Hold On is a solo focusing on the trauma-tensioned body and what it means to re-contextualize and transform scars into beauty.
Created during the July 2024 Lake Studios Berlin solo artist residency.
Cardin Chung
Co-created with Janae Holster, who are you in private? is a pressure-responsive sound wall installation. By pressing into hidden embedded pressure sensors within the reflective wall, the soundscape shapes to reveal voices of introspection.
