A dance floor, for two people only.

This performance is a personal invitation to dance. The artist and one participant take equal roles in the creation and development of the work. They dance and improvise throughout its duration, as they take cues from the music and the dynamic between them. The set resembles that of a dance club — dark with dim lights; but it’s exclusively for two people, with no other member of the audience viewing or entering before the previous session ends. “Room for Two” creates a safe space, where participants can let go, be present, and tune into the rhythm of their bodies – to explore how it responds to sound, the space, and the connection they build with the performer.