Choreographer
Kaitlyn Seibold and Students

Class 3ES

Already Seen invites audiences into a surreal and dystopian realm where the boundaries between reality and recollection blur. In this enigmatic landscape, dancers navigate a space that feels both familiar and alien, evoking a sense of déjà vu and prompting introspection on the nature of memory itself. Drawing inspiration from the intricate workings of human cognition, the choreography delves into the labyrinth of our minds, exploring how we create, recall, and sometimes distort memories. Each movement is a vignette, a fragment of experience that unfolds and transforms, mirroring the fluidity of our own recollections. Through a mesmerizing fusion of compositions layered with snippets of ambient sounds captured from various locales, the auditory landscape mirrors the complexity of memory, as whispers of conversation intertwine with melodies, echoing the voices of the past. As the dancers guide audiences through this journey, the choreography embraces a cyclical structure, with motifs and sequences revisited and reshaped, challenging perceptions and evoking a sense of disorientation and liberation in equal measure.

About the Music
The Soundscape for Already Seen features compositions by three composers intricately layered to create a rich and immersive sonic landscape. Interwoven with these melodies are snippets of ambient sounds, captured by the choreographer, adding depth and texture to the auditory experience.

Attestupan - Bobby Krlic

Safe Space - Snorri Hallgrímsson

Solo? Repeat! - Anne Müller

We invite you to join us on this captivating exploration of memory, identity, and the power of movement. The students have been working so thoughtfully throughout this choreographic journey and I am so proud of all of their hard work and creativity. - Kaitlyn

Level 3
Amemiya, Miku
Dobson, Brooklyn
Avinou, Olivia
Blanco Paulina
Denkema, Lindi
Doppelreiter, Raíssa
Evans Analise
Fox Eva Marie
Hobbs, Tyneshia
Honjo, Saki
Jane, Rylaarsdam
Moran, Sofia
Ngan, Charie
Santos, Maria
Sato Koh
Townsend Greer