‘Rituales de extinción’, donde ópera y danza hablan de la vida

Rituales de Extinción nos conmueve y nos expande a todos. Nos invita a imaginar nuevas posibilidades de relación, a habitar los espacios intermedios donde los saberes se cruzan y se transforman. En esos encuentros surge una polinización de sensibilidades, donde la curiosidad se convierte en una forma de resistencia y de aprendizaje mutuo -Eduardo Arias, Revista Cambio (2025) for Extinction Rituals

Yolette Yellow-Duke

Yolette is an interdisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. A lifelong New Yorker, they received their MA in Dance Performance with honors from the London Contemporary Dance School. They’ve danced with Johannes Wieland, Laja Field, Johnny Cruise Mercer, Kayla Farrish, J. Bouey, Andre Tyson, Sara Hook, Camilo Godoy, and more. Her choreography has premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Here Arts, NDA’s Performance Mix:38, DanceNow Festival, and Movement Research. For Yolette, dance is rooted in the idea that movement is an act of healing, resistance, and self-care. Through dance, they believe we can all find moments of liberation.

Storm Stokes

Storm is a performance, choreographic, and visual artist whose transdisciplinary works combine movement, videodance, and installation to explore themes of liberation and Afrofuturism. Her work has been shown at Triskelion Arts, Cori Terry Theater, Stephan Friedman Gallery, Princeton University’s Hearst Theater, Sidewalk Festival Detroit, more. Storm has trained and performed for Shamel Pitts, Jacob Jonas the Company, Rashaun Mitchell & Silas Riener, Kyle Marshall, Chrysanthi Badeka, Turning Tables, more; and is currently a Misty Copeland Foundation BE BOLD Teaching Artist. Storm earned her B.A. and competitive ‘Toni Morrison,’ ‘Alex Adam 07,’ and ‘Badi Foster Distinguished Senior’ Awards from Princeton University … Continued

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