Photo:  Andre Cunha               
 Dancer:  Daria Kaufman

 

 Photo:  Andre Cunha              
 Dancers:  Rosemary Hannon, Daria Kaufman, Kristan Suko

 

    

 Photo: Christopher Mentzel       
 Dancer:  Emily Gorman

 

    

 Photo: lola a. katie
 Dancers:  Mica Miro, Mary LaBianca

 

  

 Photo: Christopher Mentzel
 Dancers: Margaret Cromwell, Sonsheree Giles, Emily Gorman, Amy Lewis, lola a. katie

 

 Photo:  Yi-Chun Wu  
 Dancer:  Amy Lewis

  

 Photo:  lola a. katie   
 Dancers:  Elizabeth Bootz, Jeanne Disney, Sonsheree Giles
 

 

 

 

Hate Log (2008)                                                                           Premiered at CELLspace in San Francisco, CA                    Concept/direction:  Amy Lewis, Katie Lewis, Christopher Mentzel   Sculpture:  Katie Lewis  
Music:  Bill Wolter                                                          Technology/Lighting Installation:  Christopher Mentzel, Ed Dorrington  Choreography/Performance:  Nan Busse, Jylian Cortez, Christine Germain, Rosemary Hannon, lola a. katie, Daria Kaufman, Amy Lewis, Meg Neville, Kristan Suko, Eleanore Taft                                 Musicians:  Darren Johnston, Jarred McAdams, Nick Peck, Thomas Scandura, Max Stoffregen, Bill Wolter                                           Graphic Design:  Grace Woo                                                     

 

How many presents/balls/chips/scarves/books/hearts/circles can you wrap/catch/win/throw/read/cut-out/make in four minutes thirty-two seconds? (2008)                         Premiered at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, CA         Concept/direction:  Amy Lewis                                                    Original/traditional music:  Andy Eggleston, Fay Ferency, Matthew Herz Performers:  Rodney Bell, Jody Christian, Andre Cunha, Kelly Dalrymple, Kelly Defayette, Janet Das, Ed Dorrington, Lisa Foster, Holly Furgason, Christine Germain, Sonsheree Giles, Emily Goodwin, lola a. katie, Michelle Kui, Annamarie MacLeod, Corey March, Christopher Mentzel, Jennie Mollica, Annika Nonhebel, Bonner Odell, Doyle Ott, John Pemberton, Slater Penney, Marcia Scott, Alice Sheppard, Colin Sjostedt, Claire Willey, Andrew Wass, Nicole and Savannah Zvarik                                                               

 

Color Theory  (2007)
Premiered at Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco, CA
Choreography:  Amy Lewis                                                           Music:   Six Little Piano Pieces, Op. 19 and Piano Piece, Op. 33a & 33b by Schoenberg
Dancers:  Margaret Cromwell, Sonsherée Giles, and Emily Gorman
Costumes:  Sonsherée Giles
Color Theory is based on Kandinsky’s ideas about color and its spiritual effect on the body.   A collection of solos, swirling in space or caught in stillness, expresses the desire to live in harmony with the physical world.     

  

The 14th Cross  (2007)

Premiered at Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco, CA.
Choreography:  Amy Lewis
Dancers:  Sonsherée Giles, Emily Gorman, Amy Lewis, and lola a. katie
Costumes: Sonsherée Giles

 

Conversion  (2006)
Premiered at Project Artaud Theater (West Wave Dance Festival (2006), San Francisco, CA.  Also shown at CounterPULSE as part of a shared show with multi-media group DOUBLE VISION, created for the Bay Area National Dance Week.
Choreography:  Amy Lewis
Dancers:  Sonsherée Giles, Margaret Cromwell, Elizabeth Bootz, Mary LaBianca, Cecelia Peterson
Costumes: Sonsherée Giles

 

Hog and Feather  (2006)
Premiered at CounterPULSE in San Francisco, CA; reworked for Dance Mission Theater, 2007
Choreography: Amy Lewis
Music:   A Turtle Without a Shell by Bill Wolter
Dancers:  Margaret Cromwell, Sonsherée Giles, Emily Gorman, lola a. katie, Amy Lewis
Costumes:  Sonsherée Giles
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Dial  (2005)
Premiered at Mills College, Oakland, Ca.  Reworked for the Dumbo Dance Festival (2007), Brooklyn, NY.
Choreography and Performance:  Amy Lewis

  

The Path of Resistance  (2005)
Premeired at Mills College, Oakland, Ca.
Choreography:  Amy Lewis
Dancers:  Sonsheree Giles, Elizabeth Bootz, Jeanne Disney, and Emily Gorman