Kinetic Light dance company works at the intersection of disability and dance. Wheelchairs, ramps and lifts take dancers to new heights as they raise the bar for what it means to represent disability ...
Following a national search, disability arts ensemble Kinetic Light has announced that Molly Terbovich-Ridenhour has joined the organization as Managing Director. An arts leader with more than 15 ...
Kinetic Light, the internationally renowned disability arts company, has announced the world premiere of its newest work, The Next TiMes, October 9-11 at New York Live Arts. The Next TiMes cast ...
A PDF version of this document with embedded text is available at the link below: DESCENT (1 minute Pastorale excerpts) This transcript is for an edited excerpt of Kinetic Light's DESCENT, portraying ...
Alice Sheppard does not shy away from a challenge. In devising her latest dance, “Wired,” she and her Bay Area disability arts company Kinetic Light had to first write the rule books for wheelchair ...
Kinetic Light, an organization which features disabled artists, will be coming to Geneva and Rochester in September as part of their Fall 2022 East Coast tour. Performing at Hobart and William Smith ...
On Saturday, a Lied Center for Performing Arts audience will encounter Laurel Lawson and Alice Sheppard in their wheelchairs, performing "Descent" on a custom-designed architectural ramp. Those ...
Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Heidi Latsky’s “On Display” and Kinetic Light’s “Descent” show the broadness and diversity of the field of disability dance. By Brian Seibert It’s not ...
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