Zoot Suit

A heightened, presentational, theatrical retelling of a historical moment in 1940s America. With its central theme of identity, the piece depicts Latinx marginalization and cultural tensions, as well as abuses of law enforcement, among other sensitive content.

An extravaganza like no other telling a story of four cultures, traditions, and historical events that formed the captivating 

beginnings of the city El Paso, Texas.

Organized by the UTEP Dance Department faculty, Motion Bound allowed the opportunity for five creative minds from different places across the world to build and mobilize through movement. This was the first live event hosted in  the Wise Theatre after the enforced regulations caused by the pandemic.

 We find ourselves in Ancient Greece face to face with men at war. In order to make peace, the women have decided to withhold sexual pleasure. What will be left standing for the sake of the people? 

Love or hate?

The most memorable songs in Broadway performed live by the department of Musical Dinner Theatre at the University of Texas at El Paso.

 This short movie takes us back to a version of the Covid-19 quarantine mixed with supernatural encounters. My vision was to portray something out of the ordinary into a reflection of how we are 

never alone during hard times.