Stephanie J. Williams

After suffering through an emotional and traumatic heartbreak, a successful and career driven woman decides to never allow love to enter her life again. Just when she has decided to devote her entire existence to her career leaving no room for love, her ex fiancée (the one who broke her heart) comes back into her life the same day she meets someone who shows her that a new love just might be the best love. Will she choose passion, chemistry, and history over the simple chance at a new love? Stay tuned.

Performing a choreography of resistance, a scaffolded amalgam of body pieces tries to remain whole in an environment programmed to disassemble it.

Performing a choreography of resistance, a scaffolded amalgam of body pieces tries to remain whole in an environment programmed to disassemble it.

Stereotypes from American food culture are toyed with by balut, half-formed fermented duck eggs, a delicacy in the Philippines.

Stereotypes from American food culture are toyed with by balut, half-formed fermented duck eggs, a delicacy in the Philippines.

This experimental short considers the unrecognized labor in having and being a body. The puppets, disembodied meaty legs, flayed of skin, dance in repetition even as they start to disintegrate.