RAFT is an original theatrical dance work that unfolds in the liminal space between life, transformation, and myth. Set within an enchanted realm, the piece follows three women who find themselves bound together on a drifting raft after succumbing to unseen forces of the lake. What emerges is an intimate exploration of friendship, discovery, and self-expression as the performers navigate uncertainty, connection, and shared becoming.

Performed without narration, RAFT relies on physically driven storytelling, ensemble choreography, and an evocative soundscape that blends haunting, whimsical, and psychedelic elements. The absence of spoken text invites audiences into an immersive, interpretive experience where movement and atmosphere carry the narrative. The work prioritizes visual composition and emotional resonance, creating a dreamlike environment that lingers between the human and the mythical.

RAFT is available for presentation in theatres, festivals, and alternative performance spaces.

The Quest is an original, family-friendly theatrical dance work that blends narrative choreography, immersive design, and fantastical storytelling. Set within an enchanted woodland realm, the piece follows a young swan on a transformative journey of courage, empathy, and reconciliation. Guided by playful snails and a quirky faun narrator, the swan encounters unicorns, fairies, nymphs, and mythical creatures whose conflict drives her to grow—earning vivid red feathers through acts of bravery and compassion.

Through visually driven movement, imaginative character work, and layered theatrical elements, The Quest explores themes of conflict resolution, community, and personal transformation. Designed to engage audiences of all ages, the work invites viewers into a richly textured world that emphasizes emotional storytelling and accessibility, while showcasing ensemble performance and strong visual aesthetics.

The Quest is available for presentation in theatres, community venues, and festivals, and may also be adapted for educational or participatory settings.

Dance Fables is a series of short, original dance works designed to engage audiences in diverse settings, from community events to private functions and festivals. Each piece blends theatrical storytelling, imaginative choreography, and visually striking movement, offering accessible yet high-quality performance experiences. Adaptable to a variety of spaces and occasions, Dance Fables brings the magic of Dance and Heart’s ensemble work directly to communities, creating memorable encounters that highlight creativity, connection, and the transformative power of movement.

Emily’s Letters is an original theatrical dance work exploring the intimate journey of adolescence, self-discovery, and mental health. Through expressive choreography and narrative-driven movement, the piece follows Emily as she navigates the complexities of growing up, processing emotions, and seeking connection. By blending ensemble work, visual storytelling, and carefully crafted theatrical elements, the performance creates a safe and compelling space to reflect on themes of identity, resilience, and personal growth.

Designed for teen and adult audiences, Emily’s Letters engages viewers with its authenticity, emotional depth, and imaginative staging, while fostering conversations around mental health, empathy, and coming-of-age experiences.