Superposition (2025)
Premiered at New York Live Arts - Fresh Tracks
Run Time: 15 min
Premiered at New York Live Arts - Fresh Tracks
Run Time: 15 min
Choreograpy: Jade Manns
Dancers: cove barton, Chelsea Enjer Hecht, Kalliope Piersol, Noa Rui-Piin Weiss
Composer: Derek Baron
Outside Eye: Juliana F. May
Costumes: Willa Schwabsky
Lighting Design: Jacob Zedek
Dancers: cove barton, Chelsea Enjer Hecht, Kalliope Piersol, Noa Rui-Piin Weiss
Composer: Derek Baron
Outside Eye: Juliana F. May
Costumes: Willa Schwabsky
Lighting Design: Jacob Zedek
Kingdom (2024)
Premiered at Danspace Project 2024Run time: 35 min
Choreography: Jade Manns
Dancers: Noa Rui-Piin Weiss, Kalliope Piersol,
Owen Prum, Isa Spector, Zo Williams
Composer: Derek Baron
Costume designer: Kate Williams
Lighting Designer: Ben Demarest
Press:
Everything and Nothing
Nora Raine Thompson. Danspace Journal 2025
Jade Manns + Glenn Potter-Takata: A Shared Evening
Mia Shaffer. Culture Bot, January 2025
Support: This project was made possible, in part, through support from Danspace Project, The NYU Production Lab Artist Development Program for Dance, Kino Saito Art Center and an FCA Emergency Grant.
Everything and Nothing
Nora Raine Thompson. Danspace Journal 2025
Jade Manns + Glenn Potter-Takata: A Shared Evening
Mia Shaffer. Culture Bot, January 2025
Support: This project was made possible, in part, through support from Danspace Project, The NYU Production Lab Artist Development Program for Dance, Kino Saito Art Center and an FCA Emergency Grant.
Things In The World (2023)
Premiere: PAGEANT
Run time: 35 min
Choreography: Jade Manns
Performance: Kalliope Piersol, Owen Prum, Noa Rui-Piin Weiss
Sound: Derek Baron
Premiere: PAGEANT
Run time: 35 min
Choreography: Jade Manns
Performance: Kalliope Piersol, Owen Prum, Noa Rui-Piin Weiss
Sound: Derek Baron
First, there's a storm: shapes and animals. A shift, three figures. One of them jumps, then a long chain of symbols, origin story. At night two of them wrestle with the angel, they take turns and on occasion work together. Meanwhile a modern dancer pursues grace; she is geometric and precise, unemotional and rigorous. Obviously there is anxiety, but in that, possibility. It ends with a card game and the blurring of human and animal.
Photos by Miles Pflanz