Gwynne Bilski

Elsewhen is an intimate and ethereal portrait of dissonance. It’s a dreamscape in which the dancers meet each other in surreal but familiar territories, meet themselves in unknown realms. Flickers of frenzied movement murmur through tranquil moments and erupt into chaos. The fantastic and the mundane collide as on stage, the dancers work through the ebb and flow of discovering their own realities.