Awakening (2013)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Olafur Arnalds & Max Richter Premiere: December 2013 Performance: Detroit Dance Race Location: Detroit, MI Note: This evolving work began as a duet exploring the idea of dreams and ultimately discovering subconscious thoughts about self, blurring the line between reality and perception. A solo was later added to the work as an extension of the duet and finished its first full version in 2014. |
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Configurate (2017)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Gui Boratto Premiere: April 2017 Performance: 313 to the 514 Location: The Music Hall in Detroit, MI This aesthetically charged work is a powerful display of Pure Existence's strength and athleticism. Direct, focused, linear, and powerful, Configurate pushes the boundary of female empowerment. |
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Cycles (2013)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Adele Anthony, Takuo Yuasa & Ulster Orchestra Premiere: August 2013 Performance: Detroit Dance City Festival Location: Detroit, MI Note: Cycles is a work reflecting transitions and the revolution of existence. |
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Drumming (2014)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Florence + The Machine Premire: November 2014 Performance: Detroit Revival Project Location: Detroit, MI |
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Let The Morning Come (2014)Choreography: Jodie Randolph in collaboration with Madelyn Prebola, Megan Scheppelman, Nikki Steltenkamp, and Kelly Waltz
Music: Florence + The Machine Premiere: February 2012 Performance: Detroit Dance Race Location: ArtLabJ Theatre, Detroit, MI |
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Moving On Now (2016)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: The Irrepressibles Premire: May 2016 Performance: Perceptions Location: 2|42 Community Church, Brighton, MI Note: Seeing the past as it sits in the present. |
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No Light (2014)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Florence + The Machine Premiere: August 2014 Performance: Brighton Dance Festival Location: Brighton Center of Performing Arts, Brighton, MI |
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Pacing (2012)Choreography: Jodie Randolph
Music: Arkitekt Pure Existence Premiere: October 2012 Performance: Michigan Dance Festival Location: Varner Hall, Rochester, MI Note: What lies underneath in a silent scream. Speaking what cannot be said in a language that cannot be heard. |
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