Deaf dancer Kassandra Wedel flips the switch on expectations of sound and movement as she conducts her own piece, using patterns and rhythms from her urban environment. Closed captions and choreography serve as the source of the music, with her band interpreting her dancing and not the other way around, to pose a unique challenge to the viewer's perception of hearing and sound perspective.

Watch this film as part of our shorts program "The Art of Movement: Dance, Music and Poetry" in the ReFrame Virtual Theatre.0

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Public Energy Performing Arts presents a season of contemporary dance, theatre and interdisciplinary performance. We support and present work by local, national, and international artists, while building community through outreach programming, and developing audiences that are knowledgeable and passionate. As a presenter/producer, Public Energy programs both well-known artists and new artists; develops audiences through a variety of activities including talks, lectures, pre-show chats, artist residencies, and curated programming; commissions and co-commissions new work and commits to their presentation; serves as a venue and touring destination for artists; and supports new work and new directions for artists through residencies and financial and administrative support.