Season 32 ran from Fall 2015 to Spring 2016, and featured two new works. Blood, Reciprocity, and Kevin Bacon premiered in the fall and explored the concept that all of our interactions involve either kinship or the idea that we’ll get something out of the relationship…In other words, it’s a romp through the world of relationships, etiquette, and social
interactions. But wait! There’s more…there’s also the theory of six degrees of separation to consider (hence the reference to Kevin Bacon)
And, in the spring, we premiered Secondary Shelf Life. Program notes: Secondary shelf life is a general food service term for the amount of time a product can be held after it has been taken from the freezer or refrigerator and before it is used. Add in the saying that “timing is everything” and we have to ask the question… Are we looking at the right clock?
This was also the year that the Davis Dance Project looked at "Tools Dancers Use...choreography & Improvisation. Can you tell the difference?"