Extinction Rituals

Extinction Rituals is inspired by acts of remembrance celebrating the life and loss of animals, plants and environments from the places they call home—Japan, Colombia, and NY.

Extinction Rituals is an ever-evolving project, with various manifestations incorporating movement, song, spoken word, music, and visual storytelling to create short rituals honoring extinct species.

Our interdependence with the environment had never felt more real.” – Karen Greenspan, fjord (2023)
Extinction Rituals is most successful when most flamboyant, and the dancers interact with scenic elements in a series of dreamlike scenes separated by blackouts. ” – Robert Johnson, The Dance Enthusiast (2023)
  • Extinction Rituals
  • Bodies
  • Communal Craft
  • conectom with LEIMAY
  • Conversations
  • Dance/Theater/Opera
  • Film/Video
  • Healing Communities
  • In Residencies
  • Installation
  • Institutional Partners
  • LUDUS
  • Public Space
  • Residencies
  • Residency
  • Site Specific
  • Stage
  • Theaters
  • Touring
  • With Ensemble
  • Year
Extinction Rituals - Dance Opera
Residencia Itinerante: Rituales de Extinción - Hischa Uáia
Rituales de Extinción - Danza Opera
Correspondences - Installation Performance - Japan Society, 2019
Correspondences - Installation Performance - Watermill Center, 2018
Correspondences - Installation Performance - View #1, 2021
Correspondences - Installation Performance - Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 2022
Correspondences - Installation Performance - CAVE, 2017
Correspondences - Installation Performances - MIT, 2021