Tristan Koepke | Big Boy Dance

Things I'm thinking about: Airport delays Kickass collaborators Institutional power Babes DIY and also do it ALL Face-mask ear tension I...

My new work, Finally, Fairies! premiered at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center’s Dance Theater at the University of Maryland,...

Your skin, simultaneously porous and impermeable. A contradiction. Your skin, saturated with color, with light, the heat of a late...

Enter the space. Feeling it empty. Set adrift in a sea of empty. Wash ashore on the phrase. There is a tide. You may experience loops...

Concrete and crackled walls. Underground. I am back again, my back, again. My skin in this cold, cold room. I am at an impasse. This work...

I question a body torn: my body, pulled in multiple directions by unfinished projects, processes that require justification within a...

blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank blank T: It’s been a year. It’s been a year of dancing along. Dancing…. Alone. It’s been...

I conceived of a new project, Impossible Pleasure, as a response to my recent sketch, obifobifo. While both works attend to my body’s...

In my new multimedia experiement obifobifo, I explore hyperreality, a failure to escape capitalist realism, and a temporally unfixed body...

Beverly, Beverly, Beverly was first shared in an informal virtual showing at the University of Maryland's School of Theater, Dance, and...

In 2009, I had just finished projects with both the Trisha Brown Dance Company and the Limon Dance Company, and was curious about...

Can you tell which part of this is alive? Spending two weeks isolated in one room during the COVID-19 Pandemic, what is a dance to do?...

All humans continuously process doing and undoing. Being and becoming. Dancing is both a process losing and finding oneself. As...

I AM IN A BASEMENT premiered on December 3, 2020, presented online through the Virtual Performance Series at the University of Maryland...

The world needs another blog! Or rather, an imagined audience helps me be accountable to regular practice. And a blog helps me structure...