Recent Projects

to the parts that make us whole is a dance piece that celebrates Black visual artists and their depictions of the Black community through collage work. This vibrant and reflective performance acts as a love letter to Black expression; combining the physicality of dance with the aesthetic diversity of collage work, resulting in a joyous fusion of movement and visual artistry.

Performance during Frist Arts Fest 11/4

mine, yours, theirs ours will premier as an evening length work at Jacksonville Dance Theatre’s concert, Revive on Friday, November 3rd, 2023 at the newly restored Florida Theatre.

I was granted the TN Arts Commission Individual Arts Fellowship Grant! Woop woop!

I will be performing a section of my newest work in progress Girl, Gurrl, GWORL: iterations of freedom at Oz Arts on May 18-20,2023. Here is the link for tickets:

https://www.ozartsnashville.org/brave-new-works-lab-2023/

Guest Artis Residency at the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Croix

F a. L L i n g UP

Latest choreographic work premiered at Spring Dance Concert at APSU

Second Pew on the Left podcast with Justin G. Nelson.

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The Austin Peay Experience (podcast)

In Session: African American Expressive Culture

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Guest Artist Residency at Valdosta State University

mine, yours, theirs, ours

Choreographic work premiered at Celebrating Women in the Arts at the Wilson Center for the Arts. To see an excerpt of the work, click the button below

The Color Purple at Roxy Regional Theatre

Director: Deonté Warren

Choreographer: Eboné Amos

Nominations:

Broadway World Nashville-Best Choreography

First Night Awards-Best Choreographer

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