Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin and short curly hair wearing shimmery deep red and Laurel, a white woman with cropped hair in gold with thick black shoulder straps, suspended in the air: arms outstretched, clasping hands. They are somehow upside down and horizontal at the same time, wheels shining and facing out; if they let go, they will swing like pendulums. Photo Robbie Sweeny
  • “There’s a strength, precision and grace that’s common of any professional dance performance. But then there’s something else: an honesty and vulnerability as the pair engages with the ramp, their chairs and each other.”
    — EMILY NONKO, VICE
  • "Kinetic Light, a disability arts ensemble whose work is made by and for disabled people, has an ethic and aesthetic of access that is exceptionally thoughtful and thorough.
    - BRIAN SEIBERT, THE NEW YORK TIMES
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