​Deep In My Bones is the exploration of internal and external conflict experienced when dancing and teaching Black Diasporic dance forms as Black African American women. Women of different ethnic backgrounds, ages, life experiences, levels of dance training, and body types find their connection to joy, fear, anger, and acceptance to collectively tell this story– resulting in an evening of thought-provoking dance that invites the viewer into a personal and collective discourse. 

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At its core, "Deep In My Bones" is a celebration of dance, culture, and the power of expression through movement, showcasing Black American vernacular movements and Black contemporary dance forms while also infusing social and folk dances from across the Caribbean, West Africa, and Southern Africa. 

 

This performance includes a post-show discussion circle to continue the conversation, learn, and grow in whatever way the viewer and cast see fit.