Coconut Woman is a flirty and humorous performance that draws the audience into a playful, beach-side atmosphere. It makes you wish you were sitting by the sea with a cocktail in your hand, enjoying a moment of warmth and ease.

More Than engages the audience through slow movement and storytelling, revealing depth in gestures that first appear simple. A deep breath, a hand reaching out, or even touch may seem small, yet beneath the surface each action can mean so much more.

Dengue reflects how Black, brown, and Indigenous bodies have had knowledge of history, culture, and spirituality taken away, yet continue to preserve connection through rhythm and movement. The strongest forms of communication for survival, expression, and interconnection live on, paying tribute to artists like Afro-Brazilian Zezé Motta.