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Rehearsal video for Cleveland Dance Festival submission

Around the Stage Company Dancers discuss the importance of washing your hands during the COVID-19 pandemic through dance! Special thanks to Sierra Arts Foundation for asking us to create this video! Company Dancers: Kristin Austin Glynis Irving Samantha DiTiberiis Sara Brandon Kimberly Eccelstone Keely Cobb

"Urban and Free" is an Homage to The Space Whale sculpture in downtown Reno, NV created by The Pier Group. The Space Whale was first displayed at Burning Man in 2016 and displays a full scale humpback mother and calf. The Space Whale is adored in Reno, NV and it currently faces possible removal from the Reno City Plaza if the city cannot workout a payment agreement with the artists. After heaing this news we decided to create a dance video showcaseing the inspiration The Space Whale creates for the dance community. This dance video features local Reno, NV dancers: Moriah Wegman Melissa Ennis Noelle Ruggieri Keely Cobb Deena Schmidt Glynis Irving Kimberly Yukes Corinne Undercoffer Fanci Valles Kristin Austin Hannah Hoobyar Music: "EXIT project - Off the Road" by Tunguska Electronic Music Society Special "Thank You" to The Pier Group for creating the beautiful Space Whale scultpure.

"Take My Hand" Music and lyrics by Adriana Avitia in Adriana and the Wildflowers Featuring Around the Stage Dancers Company Dancers: Brandon Butler Deena Schmidt Glynis Irving Kimberly Yukes Kristin Austin Sara Brandon Adriana and the Wildflowers Singer/Guitarist Adriana Avitia Cellist Torin Wright CREW Producer Keely Cobb Producer Artown Artistic Director Keely Cobb Managing Director Megan Aguas Choreographer Keely Cobb Costume Designer Katelyn Caufield Video Editor Justin Tanks Videographer Keely Cobb Photographer Delaney Cobb Audio Engineer Mike Post at Moosecat Recording. Special Thanks Artown The Brandon Family Ryan Rock and Hoe Thank you to Moosecat Recording

Performed at Sundance Books and Music in Reno, NV, "Wasp in a Trap" was a site specific piece performed within the show The Poetry Movement. The piece was inspired by the poem "Wasp in a Trap" written by Lindsay Wilson