performances

CHOREOGRAPHER/PRODUCER

Dominique Laura Willis is a classically educated modern and ballet dancer, choreographer, and educator from Bermuda, whose career spans more than fifteen years across the United States, Bermuda, Italy, and Mexico. She has performed with companies including Wonderbound Ballet Theater, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, Movement Migration and Gaspard & Dancers, and has created commissioned works for New Ballet Ensemble, Denver School of the Arts, and Bermuda Civic Ballet. Currently based in Denver, Colorado, she continues to perform, teach, and choreograph with a commitment to socially engaged, research-driven artistry.

COLLABORATIVE WRITER

Krystal S. Lowe is a Bermudian, Wales-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and director whose work explores intersectional identity, mental health, and empowerment for stage, public space, and film. She has had an extensive career with Ballet Cymru, touring throughout the United Kingdom, China, and Bermuda, and is a 2023 Arts Foundation Fellow finalist for Dance Theatre. She is currently an Associate Artist for Ballet Cymru and Trustee for National Dance Company Wales.

COLLABORATIVE CHOREOGRAPHER/VISUAL ARTIST

Honor Minors is a Bermudian multidisciplinary dance artist, choreographer, and creative director whose practice blends commercial dance, concert work, and cultural exploration across live performance, film, and visual arts. A graduate of the Boston Conservatory with a BFA in Commercial Dance, they have appeared in high-profile productions including the Brooklyn Nets Halftime Show and created original works including BLOOM, PEACE, and FEEL. At the core of their work is a commitment to authorship, collaboration, and cultural expression.

Arielle Lee Ming is a Bermudian professional dancer and movement artist trained in both ballet and contemporary dance, and a graduate of the prestigious Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance in London. She has performed internationally at the Royal Opera House Next Generation Festival, London Fashion Week, and in collaborations with choreographer Akram Khan. Known for her versatility and expressive depth, Arielle is also a STOTT Pilates Certified Instructor.

Ava-Joy Moreno is a New York City–based dance artist currently earning her BFA in Dance from Marymount Manhattan College, where she is a recipient of the Presidential International Scholarship and the Dance Award. Her performance experience includes works by Robert Battle, Martha Graham, Christopher Huggins, and Ronen Koresh, among others. She is an emerging artist committed to excellence, versatility, and meaningful artistic expression.

Danielle Lieberman is a ballet-trained dance artist from Santa Clarita, California, holding a BFA from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. She has performed with Charlotte Ballet, The Georgia Ballet, and most recently as a company member with Wonderbound in Denver, where she has originated featured roles in works by Garrett Ammon. Her artistry spans classical ballet and contemporary dance theater, with a deep commitment to storytelling through movement.

Deniz Erkan Sancak is a New York City–based freelance dance artist originally from Ankara, Türkiye, and a graduate of the Conservatory of Dance at SUNY Purchase College. His professional credits include Wonderbound, The Metropolitan Opera, the Stephen Petronio Company, and guest appearances with the Mark Morris Dance Group and Trisha Brown Dance Company. In 2026, he became the first Turkish artist named a "Top 25 to Watch" by Dance Magazine.

Edgar Kawoq Aguirre is a Guatemalan-born, California-raised contemporary dancer and choreographer currently in his second season with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company. His work is rooted in his cultural heritage, ancestry, and connection to Indigenous Guatemalan traditions, with choreography presented across the United States, Mexico, Italy, and Scotland. He is also a Guest Choreographer and Teaching Artist at California State University, Fullerton.

Emily Poli is a South Florida–born dancer and educator with a BFA in Dance from Jacksonville University, currently a company member with Jacksonville Dance Theatre and faculty at Saltmarsh Dance. Her training spans ballet, contemporary, and modern dance, and she has previously worked with Wonderbound and the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble. Her approach to dance is grounded in its deeply human and healing nature.

Maxx Reed is a New York City–based movement artist, choreographer, educator, and filmmaker originally from Memphis, Tennessee, whose Broadway credits include Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark and whose screen credits include Michael Jackson's This Is It and music videos for Beyoncé and Mariah Carey. As founder of Esotericam Productions, he creates interdisciplinary work bridging performance, storytelling, and film. His practice centers movement as a tool for connection, compassion, and cultural impact.

MJ Edwards is a New York–based dance artist from Middletown, NY, trained at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School and The Juilliard School, where they worked with choreographers including Ohad Naharin, Sonya Tayeh, and Andrea Miller. They are a 2019 YoungArts Winner in Modern/Contemporary, a 2024 Princess Grace Award Winner, and a current member of the Limón Dance Company. Their career reflects a consistent commitment to excellence and artistic depth.

Morgan Sicklick is a New Jersey–born dancer and choreographer with a BFA from Butler University, currently a longtime company member with Wonderbound in Denver where she has originated over 20 roles in works by Garrett Ammon. She was selected as one of four choreographers for the prestigious National Choreographers Initiative in July 2025, and her work was featured at the 2025 Regional Dance America Mid-States Festival. She also serves as Board Secretary for New Paradigm Dance Theater in Westminster, Colorado.

Samuel Mayer is a classical ballet dancer from Acton, Massachusetts, holding a BFA from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, who has performed with Nashville Ballet, Wonderbound, and is currently a company member with Ballet Austin. His repertoire spans works by Paul Vasterling, Penny Saunders, Garrett Ammon, and Stephen Mills, among others. He brings both classical precision and contemporary versatility to the stage.

Skye Minors is a Bermudian dancer, choreographer, and artist from Sandys, Bermuda, and a recent graduate of the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts at Howard University with a BFA in Dance. She has performed at The Joyce Theater in Black Is Beautiful with Howard University x Complexions Contemporary Ballet, and presented her original work American Lament alongside pieces by Kevin Iega Jeff and Sidra Bell. She will further her studies in dance and choreography at Leeds Beckett University this fall.