Tiny Hurricane

Jen Abrams is a multi-disciplinary, dance-based performance maker. Before taking a break from performance for six years to become a mother, her work was presented at Dixon Place, LaMama, BAX, HERE, WAX, and at WOW Café Theater, where she was a member for twelve years. Jen has been studying with the SITI Company since 2017. She has taught Contact Improvisation since 1994 and was a co-founder of OurGoods.org, an online barter network for artists.

Chair Duet

Isabel Shaida is from Dobbs Ferry, NY and Bozeman, MT. She recently completed SITI Company’s 2018/19 Conservatory Program. She has trained with Double Edge Theatre as well as Jodi Baker at the College of the Atlantic from which she has a degree in Human Ecology.

Rocío Pérez is from Madrid, Spain. She has trained as an actor in Estudio Corazza para el Actor, and as a dancer and maker in Carmen Senra (Jesus Rubio, Aitana Cordero), SNDO, with Carlos Moya and Catalina Lladó. She is a SITI Company Conservatory artist. She is a cofounder of La Extraña Compañía in Madrid.

excerpt of work in progress: huracán: storm medicine

Alicia Raquel Bauman Morales is a west-coast-Boricua dancer and performance maker seeking realness, connection, and joy through the body.  She is a California Arts Scholar, BAX Space Grant recipient, and co-founder of United Roots Oakland. Her first work, hipshandstongue was presented in the BAAD!Ass Women’s Festival, Upstart Festival, Hot! Festival and the Sanctuary Series. Alicia has performed with Renegade Performance Group, NWA Project, MBDance, Arthur Aviles Typical Theater and Roots and River Productions, and directed movement for Roots and River and Brown Girls Burlesque. She is a proud organizer with ACRE, Artists Co-Creating Real Equity.