Monthly Archives: January 2023

Choreographer Spotlight (22′-23′): Emily!

Emily Boyle

1. How many years have you been in the company?

I’ve been in the company for eight year.

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

I’ve been choreographing for 5 years.

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

My piece is about how important self love is, and how you can’t love anyone else before you love yourself.

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

The process of developing a figment of imagination into reality will help me see my dreams come true.

Choreographer Spotlight (22′-23′): Sawyer!

Sawyer Houle

1. How many years have you been in the company?

This is my 4th year in the company.

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

 This is my 2nd year choreographing.

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

The concept of my piece this year is when sometimes in a relationship a part of you wants to move on and another part wants you to stay. This can be hard on you and your mental health.

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

It can give me the experience and determination to achieve the goals in my life.

Choreographers Spotlight (22′-23′): Adelaide

Adelaide Brunelle

1. How many years have you been in the company?

This is my third year in the company.

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

This is my first year choreographing.

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

The concept for my dance is to find your inner strength even when society rejects you.

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

Developing a figment of imagination into reality will aid me in deciding what I would like to do as a career in the future. 

Choreographer Spotlight (22′-23′): Gretchen!

Gretchen Kelly

1. How many years have you been in the company?

I’ve been in the company for 4 years.

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

 This is my second year choregraphing.

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

My piece is about the remembering the good moments of your life and how they need to be cherished. These moments stay with you and give you happiness and hope when things get harder. They are something that you can hold on to and bring you happiness when you need it. 

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

The process gives you a chance to grow and develop your ideas. It teaches you that sometimes you have to fail before you reach your ultimate goal.

Choreographer Spotlight (22′-23′): Laura

Laura Park

1. How many years have you been in the company?

This is my second season with the company!

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

 This is my first year choreographing a piece for figments.

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

My concept for this piece is observing the contrast and similarities between the movement qualities of jellyfish and birds. 

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

The process of turning imagination into reality requires perseverance and hard work but it is the most rewarding thing when you see that dream become real. 

Choreographer Spotlight (22′-23′)- Nyah!

Nyah Nevins

1. How many years have you been in the company?

This is my 8th year in the company!

2. How many years have you been choreographing for Figments?

This is my 5th year choreographing

3. What is the concept of your dance this year?

My concept is about try to find a new path in a new chapter of your life.

4. How can the process of developing a figment of imagination into reality, aid you in the future? 

This can aid me in the future because you watch your dream become a reality, all of the movement I have created in my dance were just a figment of my imagination until it became real when I taught it to my dancers. Watching your dance come to together from your imagination is just a wonderful feeling and makes you feel like your making an impact on the people that watch your dance and see your message throughout the dance.