Excerpts of Penumbra include Revival and Aftercare.

Penumbra is personal and intimate, dealing with themes of domestic violence, addiction, and bipolar disorder. It outlines the anatomy of a relationship, wholly human, made of violence and care. Audiences drop into a complex, fraught relationship between two reflecting halves, cultivated to embody disowned, archetypal selves. Over the course of the night, these selves move through shared selfhood, animal-esque control, un-regulated mania, a frozen state of depression, and rituals created to maintain this cycle. In aesthetic, the work is is a deeply sensitive, grungy, slow-burn movement piece. In practice, it’s a rehearsal of asking what it feels like to say the intoxicatingly dark things that remain inside out loud, and what happens when you lose control of what you are saying.