Roots Parties are free making and conversation spaces, where people are invited to create roots out of paper and twine for the Liberty rite installation, while participating in a meal and conversation regarding liberty in America.

In this rite, Weeks alternates between black face, white face, storytelling and visceral dance to dig into the pathologizing of African-Americans and the foundations of Liberty in America.

NORA and The Lighthouse is a sci-fi immersive dance theater experience that takes us through the coastal town of Shenoa Creek on a journey of loss, hope, grief and transformation.

“The Family Ballet” is barely a ballet but is fully a family affair. Children and adults of all ages are welcome to join for a family excursion like never before.

THE DANCE SHOW* is an all-dancing, all-singing cabaret extravaganza in which a delusional Bambi (2022 winner of the Washington Award in Dance) performs her (extensive) resumé and says “I told you so” a lot.

Sana, Sana is a modern dance-theater work that explores themes of mother-child relationships through magic, identity, and healing.

N Site is a collaboration between Connor Voss and Rebecca Patek, which combines documentary, dance and medicine to help you decalcify your pineal gland and power a revolutionary new art program in upstate New York.

This creative development residency is the first part of two D.C. visits centering the engagement of D.C.-metro area community members through Wilkins’s latest work The Conversation Series: Stitching the Geopolitical Quilt to Re-Body Belonging.

TLDR engages with the current socio-cultural climate and explores the levels of consciousness, healing, hiding, and coping that technology provides.

COMMIT! is an interactive performance in which a performer (me) falls repeatedly, throwing myself on the ground trying to execute the most “committed” fall that I possibly can.