Unboxed: The Fall Dance Concert invites audiences into the intimate Roberts Studio Theatre for a journey of exploration, outside-of-the-box thinking, and transformation. This 75-minute program unfolds around the theme of unboxing, with each work peeling back layers to reveal new insights into identity, growth, space, and discovery. As the evening unfolds, the stage becomes a space where personal and collective experiences are examined, inviting viewers to see the dance in fresh, surprising ways. Guided by the artistry of faculty, student, and guest choreographers, Unboxed showcases a rich diversity of perspectives in movement and storytelling. Each choreographer contributes a unique approach to designing the space, ranging from introspective reflection to inventive ways of examining humanity, creating an atmosphere that encourages audiences to delve into the nuances of contemporary dance. Through this collection of distinct voices, Unboxed celebrates the power of dance to reveal new possibilities within ourselves and our world.
Special Thanks
Performing Arts Department, Elon Dance Program, Arts Administration Program, Theatrical Design and Technology Program, Suzanne Lucas and the Production Team, Mitch Fore and the Lighting Design for Dance Students, House Management, Alexa, Student Crew and Backstage Support, Parents and Families for Continued Support
From inside the process: It felt like eating freshly baked bread; warm, comforting, and unexpectedly wonderful. It felt like seeing the sun peek through the clouds on a long, gloomy day.
NYILY
Choreographer: Brooke Goldstein
Movement Invention: Brooke Goldstein in collaboration with the dancers
Music Credit: “The World We Knew” by Frank Sinatra, “I Can’t Handle Change” by Roar, “New York, I Love You But You’re Bringing Me Down” by LCD Sound System; edited by Brooke Goldstein
Music Credit: “Adam” by Meshell Ndegeocello, “Fruitflies” by Gabriel Garzón-Montano, “A Spell for the Present Moment” written by adrienne maree brown, performed by Beverly Glenn-Copeland, “Self-Help Tape” by Moses Sumney
Costume Coordinator: Heidi Jo Schiemer
Lighting Design: Lillian Chen
Dancers: Sol Addison, Ella Carver, Jessica Guidice, Winell Henriquez, Anna Iglesias, Mia Johnson, Emma Morris, Lila Snodgrass, Ella Stewart, Aryanna Vindas, Alydia Wheeler
Tether explores the nature of connection in an increasingly disconnected society. What forces strengthen our connection to ourselves, each other, and the world around us? What forces sever those bonds, and once broken, how does a community begin to heal and repair what has been lost?
Pixel Perfect
Choreographer: Renay Aumiller
Movement Invention: Renay Aumiller with Pheriby Bryan, and Evelyn Ealey
Music Credit: “Miami Showdown” by Digitalism, “.breathe.” by Travis Lake, “Creature Comforts” by Tom Day; edited by Renay Aumiller
Costume Coordinator: Renay Aumiller
Costume Digital Renderings: Brianna Boucher & Josie Milner
Lighting Design: Casey Spielman
Digital Application Designer: Evan Carr
Dancers: Pheriby Bryan (Friday at 7:30pm and Saturday at 2:00pm); Evelyn Ealey (Saturday at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:00pm)
In an age where self-image is often shaped through fleeting screens and social media filters, Pixel Perfect explores the complex process of self-discovery amid external expectations. This project features an integration of dance and augmented reality, a technology that overlays digital content onto the real world. The viewers are invited to watch the dance through their phone to witnesses a series of layered identities projected onto the dancer, mirroring the endless personas crafted for validation online. Text for this work was developed in collaboration with ChatGPT.
Silicon
Choreographer: Pheriby Bryan
Movement Invention: Pheriby Bryan in collaboration with the dancers
Music Credit: “Suite bergamasque: Claire de Lune No. 3” by Claude DeBussy and Isao Tomita, “Earth: the Oldest Computer (The Last Night)” by Childish Gambino, “Nikes” by Frank Ocean
Costume Coordinator: Pheriby Bryan
Lighting Design: Hailey Avari
Video Projection: Ella Tune
Dancers: Angelina DeMartino, Hannah Furey, Anna Iglesias, Katey O’Connell, Meredith Peck, Gia Nguyen, Lila Snodgrass
17:1
Choreographer: Jiwon Ha
Music Credit: “Come Back” by RY X, “7 to 8” by Dirk P. Haulbrich
“17:1” illuminates how our unboxed personal experiences of emotion shape our identities, urging us to embrace each feeling as part of our shared human journey. Through this collective experience, “17:1” invites the audience to cultivate empathy, growth, and connection.
Choreographers
Renay Aumiller
Alyah Baker
Pheriby Bryan
Brooke Goldstein
Jiwon Ha
Hannah Harris
Renay Aumiller
Renay Aumiller has presented her choreography at festivals across the United States, Sweden, United Kingdom, Canada, Pakistan, Serbia, Taiwan, and Italy as the artistic director/founder of RAD | Renay Aumiller Dances. She received over 20 grants, scholarships, and awards for her choreography projects and is a published scholar in the areas of dance education and undergraduate mentorship in the performing arts. Renay has been invited to present her scholarship on dance education at national and international conferences. She is an Associate Professor of Dance at Elon University, a Franklin Method Educator, and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200).
Alyah Baker
Alyah Baker is an Assistant Professors at UNC Charlotte and performer working at the intersections of art and embodied activism. She holds an MFA in Dance and a B.A. in Sociology from Duke University. Baker is the founder of AB Contemporary Dance, a project-based company, and Ballet for Black and Brown Bodies, an education and advocacy platform promoting culturally relevant ballet training. Her choreography has been commissioned by American Dance Festival, Queering Dance Festival, and Oakland Ballet, among others. Baker’s research and choreography has been recognized in local and national media, including Dance Teacher Magazine and the New York Times.
Pheriby Bryan
Pheriby Bryan is a senior at Elon University and a North Carolina native. She is getting her BFA in Dance and Choreography with minors in Spanish and Business. She grew up at Jami Masters School of Dance in Charlotte, NC, and has performed at Elon University, The Alvin Ailey School, Ash and Elm Dance Company, Central Piedmont Community College’s summer musicals, Florence Dance Center, and American Dance Festival’s Footprints where she danced for Abdel R. Salaam. She has most recently completed The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Summer Intensive. This past school year, Pheriby presented her directing and choreography debut entitled Semicolon thanks to the Rhodes Research Grant.
Brooke Goldstein
From Rockland County, New York, Brooke Goldstein is studying Dance Performance, Choreography, and Sociology at Elon University. At Elon, Brooke has performed in Dancing In The Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert. Brooke completed the CREATE program at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and performed at the Florence Dance Festival. She has taught and choreographed at Coupe Theater Studio. Brooke’s choreography was showcased in the Elon Dance Program Composition Showings and the 2024 Fall Dance Concert.
Jiwon Ha
Jiwon Ha, born and raised in Busan, South Korea, is a dancer, educator, and choreographer with expertise in contemporary and modern techniques, ballet, and Korean folk dance. Her passion for dance has driven her to perform, teach, choreograph, and organize events across the U.S., Canada, and South Korea for over 20 years. Jiwon has been a recipient of the ACGG grant, an Artist in Residence with the North Carolina Dance Festival, and her work has been featured in numerous festivals in North Carolina and abroad.
Hannah Harris
Hannah Harris is pursuing a BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography and a degree in Cinema Arts and Television at Elon University. Passionate about storytelling through movement, she has choreographed for competition studios, NC State’s dance minor show, and Elon’s Fall Dance Show Unboxed with her piece, Where Does The Light Go. Hannah’s extensive dance training spans jazz, contemporary, modern, ballet, hip-hop, and musical theatre. She recently interned as a social media manager/videographer at Millennium Dance Complex in Nashville and collaborates with Karynn Hough of FreshTalent Agency to grow her videography business, KHMedia. She finds joy in nature and coastal escapes.
Dancers
Sol Addison
Anaya Agard
Pheriby Bryan
Lucy Burk
Angelina DeMartino
Natalie Dixon
Noelle Drummonds
Evelyn Ealey
Hannah Furey
Brooke Goldstein
Hannah Harris
Winell Henriquez
Anna Iglesias
Mia Johnson
Maddie Milner
Emma Morris
Aleah Newman
Gia Nguyen
Katey O’Connell
Meredith Peck
Sarah Rothacker
Lilly Sears
Myah Shepherd
Lila Snodgrass
Ella Stewart
Emma Vanags
Sophie Verrecchia
Aryanna Vindas
Alydia Wheeler
Sol Addison
Sol Addison is from Washington DC and a senior at Elon University. He previously danced with the Maryland Youth Ballet for ten years and is currently training at the Greensboro Ballet. Sol is a member of DanceWorks and is heavily involved with dance opportunities at Elon. Last year, Sol presented his choreographic debut at Elon’s Queer Arts Festival 2024 “Breakthrough”. Past credits include Spring Dance Concert: Bridging, Spring Dance Concert 2023, Fall Dance Concert: Unboxed, and Masque (Queer Arts Festival 2023 “Luminosity”). He would like to thank everyone involved for making his final Elon mainstage production such a positive experience!
Anaya Agard
Anaya is a third-year Dance Performance & Choreography and Arts Administration double major from Norwalk, CT. She has trained in ballet and modern since she was five years old and is loving all the new dance styles and movements she has been learning in Elon’s dance program thus far. This year, she will be performing in Dancing in the Landscape, the Fall Dance Concert, and the Spring Dance Concert. She is so excited to share her love for dance with you!!
Pheriby Bryan
Pheriby Bryan is a senior at Elon University and a North Carolina native. She is getting her BFA in Dance and Choreography with minors in Spanish and Business. She grew up at Jami Masters School of Dance in Charlotte, NC, and has performed at Elon University, The Alvin Ailey School, Ash and Elm Dance Company, Central Piedmont Community College’s summer musicals, Florence Dance Center, and American Dance Festival’s Footprints where she danced for Abdel R. Salaam. She has most recently completed The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Summer Intensive. This past school year, Pheriby presented her directing and choreography debut entitled Semicolon thanks to the Rhodes Research Grant.
Lucy Burk
Lucy Burk is a sophomore at Elon University where she is pursuing a B.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography and B.A. in Arts Administration. Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, Lucy attended Culver Academies where she received honors in dance. She was also awarded the prestigious Thomas Bridegroom Award her senior year. Since being in college, she has performed in multiple shows such as Dancing in the Landscape (2023), Spring Dance Concert (2024), Fall Dance Concert (2024) and Salon (2024). She has also been apart of the research projects- The Matriarchy: Stories of Womankind (2024) and Movement Unscripted (2024).
Angelina DeMartino
Angelina DeMartino is a junior from Holland, Massachusetts pursuing a double major in Dance Performance and Choreography and Dance Science and a minor in Psychology. This year, she will be performing in three works in the Fall Dance Concert, and two works in the Spring Dance Concert. She also has had the opportunity to showcase her choreography at the Composition II and III Showcases at Roberts Studio Theatre. Angelina is immensely grateful to be a part of the Elon Performing Arts community and is so excited to be a part of these performances!
Natalie Dixon
Natalie Dixon is a junior double major in Dance Performance & Choreography and Dance Science from Annapolis, Maryland. She has recently performed in Dancing in the Landscape and is excited to be performing in the upcoming Spring Dance Concert. Natalie is excited and honored to be a part of this performance!
Noelle Drummonds
Noelle, a sophomore Dance and International Studies major from Rogers, Arkansas, is thrilled to be a part of her second Spring Dance Concert at Elon. College Credits: Spring Dance Concert ‘24 (Elon), Fall Dance‘24 (Elon), Tobacco Roads’ In Concert (Raleigh), Pippin (Renegade Productions). Arkansas Public Theatre: The Music Man (Zaneeta), Almost, Maine (Ginette), and Something Rotten. Viel Glück und toi toi toi!
Evelyn Ealey
Evelyn Ealey is a junior from Charlotte, North Carolina double majoring in Dance Performance & Choreography and Strategic Communications. While at Elon, she has been featured in Dancing in the Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert and Black History Month Dance Concert. Her choreography has been presented at Burlington Academy of Dance and Arts and Elon Dance Program Composition Showings in Roberts Studio Theatre. She has also attended dance intensives at Giordano Dance Chicago, University of North Carolina School of the Arts and the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. She is excited to be part of Emanation this spring!
Hannah Furey
Hannah Furey is a junior from Sturbridge, Massachusetts, pursuing a double major in Dance Performance & Choreography and Public Health. This year, she will be performing in three works for the Fall Dance Concert and one work in the Spring Dance Concert. Hannah is thrilled to be part of these performances and to share her passion for dance with the community.
Brooke Goldstein
From Rockland County, New York, Brooke Goldstein is studying Dance Performance, Choreography, and Sociology at Elon University. At Elon, Brooke has performed in Dancing In The Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert. Brooke completed the CREATE program at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and performed at the Florence Dance Festival. She has taught and choreographed at Coupe Theater Studio. Brooke’s choreography was showcased in the Elon Dance Program Composition Showings and the 2024 Fall Dance Concert.
Hannah Harris
Hannah Harris is pursuing a BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography and a degree in Cinema Arts and Television at Elon University. Passionate about storytelling through movement, she has choreographed for competition studios, NC State’s dance minor show, and Elon’s Fall Dance Show Unboxed with her piece, Where Does The Light Go. Hannah’s extensive dance training spans jazz, contemporary, modern, ballet, hip-hop, and musical theatre. She recently interned as a social media manager/videographer at Millennium Dance Complex in Nashville and collaborates with Karynn Hough of FreshTalent Agency to grow her videography business, KHMedia. She finds joy in nature and coastal escapes.
Winell Henriquez
Winell Henriquez is a sophomore from Clayton, NC. She is in the 3+1 Accelerated Dual Degree Program for Accounting and is majoring in Dance Performance & Choreography. While at Elon University, Winell has performed in the Fall Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert, Dancing in the Landscape, and the Black History Month Dance Concert. Last summer, Winell attended the American Dance Festival where she worked with many instructors and choreographers and performed in the Repertory Showcase. She is very excited to perform in her second Spring Dance Concert with Elon.
Anna Iglesias
Anna Iglesias is a senior at Elon University majoring in Dance Science with a minor in Psychology. She is originally from Tampa, Florida, and grew up dancing at her home studio All American Dance Factory and Classical Ballet School. Anna has been a part of several performances at Elon University such as Dancing in the Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert, DanceWorks, and some student research productions. She is planning to start her Doctor of Physical Therapy in January 2025 at Elon University.
Mia Johnson
Mia Johnson is a Senior BFA dance performance and choreography major with a minor in sports management. She is from Atlanta, Georgia, and trained with Georgia Dance Conservatory while being a company member of Georgia Metro Dance Theatre. Her roles there included Clara, Spanish lead, and Sugar Plum Fairy in the yearly production of The Nutcracker, along with being cast in Swan Lake and Coppelia. At Elon, she has been a part of the Fall Dance Concert, Black History Month, and the Spring Dance Concert. Mia has loved her time in this department and has experienced many performance opportunities.
Maddie Milner
Maddie is a sophomore Dance Science and Psychology double major minoring in Neuroscience. She is a College Fellow, and enjoys drawing and playing video games in her free time.
Emma Morris
Emma Morris is a native of Lexington, Kentucky currently pursuing two degrees in Dance Performance & Choreography and Dance Science at Elon University. She has trained and performed in many performances at Elon University for choreographers such as Keshia Wall, Michelle Gibson and Elijah Motley. Emma presented site-specific choreography at Elon University’s Dancing in The Landscape in 2023. She recently studied dance abroad for 4 months in Florence, Italy in 2024 where she had the opportunity to perform the choreography of Angelo Egarese and Niccolò Poggini. Emma has also had the opportunity to perform under Jiwon Ha for her Project Roots.
Aleah Newman
Aleah Newman is a junior dance performance and choreography major from Chicago, Illinois. She has been dancing for many years with her local studio in various styles. She has been in multiple Elon Dance shows throughout her time here including Dancing in the Landscape, Black History Month Dance Concert, Fall Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert. She is excited to be in this year’s spring dance show, Emanation.
Gia Nguyen
Gia Nguyen is a Senior Dance and Sociology major at Elon University, hailing from Collegeville, PA. Gia began her dance training in competition settings through various styles. She has had the privilege of performing many shows here at Elon, learning and working with faculty from all over the nation. She has also had the honor of showcasing her own choreography in the Fall Dance Concert in 2023. Most recently, Gia studied abroad in Florence, Italy this past spring where she was able to perform and learn from amazing Italian dance teachers. In her final year at Elon, Gia was honored with the Senior Outstanding Dance Performance and Choreography Award. She is excited to be in her last Spring Dance Concert with the Elon Performing Arts under faculty and guest choreographers.
Katey O’Connell
Katey O’Connell is a senior BFA Dance Performance & Choreography major with a BA in History at Elon University. Originally from Bedford, NH, she has had the privilege of performing in all of Elon’s productions throughout her college career. She also had the opportunity to travel to Florence, Italy, where she performed at the Florence Dance Festival. Beyond the stage, she gained valuable experience as an arts administration assistant during her internship with the Joffrey Ballet School.
Meredith Peck
Meredith Leigh Peck, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, is pursuing dual degrees at Elon University—a BFA in Dance Performance & Choreography and a BS in Dance Science. Her involvement in the department includes performances in the Fall Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert, and the Black History Month Dance Concert. In the summer of 2024, Peck expanded her artistic horizons through a guest artist residency in Florence, Italy, gaining a global perspective. Her deep passion for choreography is evident in the numerous opportunities she has had to showcase her creative work, highlighting her dedication and evolving expertise.
Sarah Rothacker
Sarah Rothacker is a senior Dance Performance and Choreography (BFA) and Communication Design (BA) double major from Dublin, OH. While at Elon, she has performed in Dancing in the Landscape, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert, along with various student works. Sarah spent last summer in Florence, Italy, performing in the Florence Dance Festival, and in the most recent semester, she was awarded the Outstanding Senior Dance Performance and Choreography Award. Most recently, she presented her choreography in Dancing in the Landscape and performed in the Fall Dance Concert. She would like to thank her family for always supporting her as she performs in her final Spring Dance Concert!
Lilly Sears
Lilly Sears is a Junior at Elon University. She is pursuing a Dance Performance and Choreography major with two minors in Expressive Arts and Psychology. Lilly is from Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, and is so grateful to be a part of the Elon Performing Arts Program. This year she will be participating in Dancing in the Landscape, the Fall Dance Concert, and the Spring Dance Concert.
Myah Shepherd
Myah Shepherd is a sophomore originally from Coral Springs, Florida. Pursuing a double major in Dance Performance and Choreography and Arts Administration with a minor in Business Administration. Last year she performed in Dancing In The Landscape, Black History Month Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert, and was part of The Matriarchy: Stories of Womankind in the Rhoades Grant Dance Concert. This year she’s performed in the Fall Dance Concert and is so excited to be a part of this production and hopes you enjoy the show.
Lila Snodgrass
Lila Snodgrass is a junior from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania pursuing a double major in Dance Performance and Choreography and Mathematics. This year, Lila choreographed for Dancing in the Landscape and performed in the Fall Dance Concert. Additionally, as a Lumen Scholar here at Elon, Lila is continuing her research on the intersection between math and dance through knot theory under the mentorship of Dr. Nancy Scherich. Lila is honored and excited to be part of this performance!
Ella Stewart
Ella Stewart is a sophomore at Elon University pursuing a BFA in Dance Performance & Choreography and BA in English with a Creative Writing concentration. She is from Columbia, South Carolina. At Elon, Ella has performed in Dancing in the Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, Black History Month Dance Concert, Spring Dance Concert, and the Rhoades Grant Dance Concert. This past summer, Ella attended American Dance Festival and worked with Jordan Lloyd and her peers on a choreography project presented in ADF’s Repertory Showcase. She is very excited for her second Spring Dance Concert!
Emma Vanags
Emma Vanags is a sophomore at Elon University. She is originally from Richmond, Virginia, where she previously trained at J’adore Dance Studio. She has planned to continue dancing at Elon with a double major in the B.F.A. for Dance Performance and Choreography and the B.S. for Dance Science. She has performed in Elon’s 2023 Dancing in the Landscape, 2023 Salon Showcase, 2024 Spring Dance Concert, 2024 Fall Dance Concert, and 2024 Salon Showcase and she is excited to perform in Elon’s 2025 Spring Dance Concert. Along with this, she was a part of Madi Trigilio and Jessica Werfel’s Rhodes Scholarship performance in 2024.
Sophie Verrecchia
Sophie Verrecchia is a junior from central Pennsylvania, pursuing a psychology degree while minoring in dance and neuroscience. She had the privilege of performing in the Fall Dance Concert, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert this past year, and is so excited to perform in this year’s Fall Dance Concert!
Aryanna Vindas
Aryanna Vindas is a choreographer, dancer, and educator exploring consent-based improvisation and dancer autonomy. She holds a BFA in Dance Performance & Choreography from Elon University and has trained at Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea. Her performances span the U.S. and Mexico, including works at Elon University, and Greensboro Ballet. She has performed in Cinderella, The Nutcracker, Elon’s Fall and Spring Dance Concerts, and Dancing In The Landscape. With extensive ballet, contemporary, and theatrical training, she creates mindful, improvisation-driven choreography. Certified in Cecchetti ballet, she has trained with Texas Ballet Theatre, and The Dallas Conservatory.
Alydia Wheeler
Alydia Wheeler is a sophomore at Elon University working towards a BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography with a Biology minor. She is from Locust, North Carolina and grew up dancing at Albemarle Academy of Dance. Last year Alydia performed in Dancing in the Landscape, Black History Month Dance Concert, and Spring Dance. This year she is excited to be dancing in Dancing in the Landscape, Fall Dance Concert, and Spring Dance Concert as well as student choreography.
Production Team
Brianna Boucher
R. Mitchell Fore
Hailey Avari
Lillian Chen
Sophia Walper
Jasmine Smith
Brianna Boucher
Brianna Boucher recently graduated from Elon University, where she studied Technical Theatre and Arts Administration. She is excited to return to Elon as the Assistant Costume Shop Manager for the 24-25 season. Professional credits include: Bye Bye Birdie (Asst. Costume Designer), Buried Deep (Asst. Costume Designer). Select Elon Credits: Spring Awakening (Asst. Costume Designer), Head Over Heels (Wardrobe Supervisor), Movin’ On (Asst. Costume Designer). Instagram: @bree.makes.theatre Website: www.briannaboucher.com. Headshot by Anna Gullion.
R. Mitchell Fore
After university appointments in Arkansas and New York, Mitch spent 26 years on the performing arts faculties at UNC Greensboro, retiring in 2015. A native Virginian, this is the second time he’s come out of retirement, and is enjoying his interactions with student and faculty colleagues at Elon.
Hailey Avari
Hailey is so excited to be making her debut Stage Manager position at Elon for this year’s Spring Dance Concert! She is a Theatrical Design and Technology major in her second year. Her previous stage management roles at Elon include A Chorus Line (ASM), and Legally Blonde (ASM). Her lighting experiences include Fall 2024 Fall Dance Concert (Lighting designer), the 2023 Fall Dance Concert (Lightboard op), and Natasha Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Lightboard op)
Lillian Chen
Lillian is a sophomore from New Jersey with a double major in Theatrical Design & Technology and Arts Administration and is thrilled to be Stage Managing her first show with Paradise Lost! Past productions at Elon include Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Scenic/Props Coordinator), The Antipodes (Asst. Stage Manager), Abusua – Black History Month Dance Concert (Stage Manager), and the 2024 Spring Dance Concert (Asst. Stage Manager). When she isn’t backstage, you can find her working as a house manager! Enjoy the show!
Sophia Walper
Sophia Walper is a senior Theatrical Design and Technology Major at Elon University. They are thrilled to act as the Lighting Designer for The Great Comet, their last production at Elon University. Previous credits include Myths and Hymns and John Proctor is the Villain at Elon and Footloose at the Cain Center. They would like to thank their mentor, Greg Thorn, for his unwavering support and for preparing them with the skills to make designing a show like this possible.
Jasmine Smith
Jasmine Smith is a recent Elon graduate with her BFA in Acting and Minor in Theatrical Design and Technology. Her previous sound credits include: John Proctor is the Villain (Elon University) and The Antipodes (Elon University). She is currently based in Charlotte and happy to be apart of another Elon production.
