Choreography by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Performance by Davi Cohen, Deborah Black, Brianna Taylor, Emily Aiken, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones International Theater Festival of Santa Cruz de la Sierra in Bolivia April 2023 60 min

Danced by Spencer Pond, Emily Aiken, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Music by Gabriela Montero, Improvisation on Vivaldi Filmed by Ann Ko Lighting by Mei Yen

Danced by Spencer Pond and Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Filmed by Ze Grey Music by Gabriela Montero Choreography and video edit by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones

Dancer Kashimi Asai and Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Filmed by Niels Dachler Edited by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Music by Moises Moleiro

Performers: Julia Cavagna, Aleta Brown, Davi Cohen, Brianna Taylor, Kashimi Asai Film and edit by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Music by Susumu Yokota, Jacques Offenbach, Jimmie Noone Art Space PS 109, NYC, 2020

I invited 8 people from all over the world to meet and talk to one another in their own languages. This was an experiment in seeing how people relate, connect and understand each other when they are different linguistically and culturally. The results were remarkable. Participants: Anna Kern, Lalaina Rakotomalala, Ismail Asaad, Heeyoun Keum, Jainabou Kebbeh, Dina Wyler, Maya Kelly Concept, film and edit by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones New York, NY, 2019

I invited 8 people from all over the world to meet and talk to one another in their own languages. This was an experiment in seeing how people relate, connect and understand each other when they are different linguistically and culturally. The results were remarkable. Participants: Anna Kern, Lalaina Rakotomalala, Ismail Asaad, Heeyoun Keum, Jainabou Kebbeh, Dina Wyler, Maya Kovska Concept, direction, film and edit by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones New York, NY, 2019

Directed by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Performed by Brianna Taylor, Davi Cohen, Katrina Reid, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Triskelion Arts, Brooklyn NY November 2018

Performed by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones and Julia Cavagna Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance November, 2015 This is an excerpt, and the entire piece is 1 hr long. There is no recipe for anything, especially for relating or life. How do we build and experience connections with all of our complexities? Connecting can be difficult. Awkward. Sometimes, the simplest things are the hardest to do. What we want in life may be simple, yet we make it complicated. We say one thing, and we do another. We create relationships, and we contradict ourselves. "Behind the language" is a performance about how we relate to one another. It is about 2 people relating to the world, to each other, and to the audience, and yet it is difficult because of their patterns, differences, history, contradictions, criticisms and expectations. This work is supported by Open Call 2015, and it is a partnership project between Pepatian and BAAD! funded by the Jerome Foundation, and, in part, by public funds from the New York State Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, public funds from the Bronx Council on the Arts through the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program and the generosity of individuals who have donated to Pepatian.

This is an excerpt of a solo section of a larger piece "Behind the Language" Conceived and performed by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Music by Goldmund Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance November 2015

Concepts and video editing by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Featuring Rebecca Lloyd-Jones and Aaron Jeffrey Piano improvisation by Laura Burns This video was created at E|merge Collaborative Residency at Earthdance, MA, in February 2015. This video was part of a performance piece "Snow threads" created by collaborative pool, and was presented at the end of the residency.

Performance by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones and Noemi Segarra Video and sound editing by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Bronx, NY, 2016

Directed, filmed, and edited by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Performed by Julia Cavagna Music by Susumu Yokota New York, 2015

Choreographed by Rebecca Lloyd-Jones Performed by Noemi Segarra, Julia Cavagna, Alethea Pace Hayden Lord Park, Bronx August 2015 This work was commissioned by a site-specific dance festival, Dancing through the Bronx. This festival, Dancing through the Bronx, was presented by Dancing in the streets, and I was selected as one of the choreographers to create a site-specific piece at the Hayden Lord Park in the Bronx. The site specific performance consisted of works by me, Marsi Burns, Shizu Homma, and Monifa Kincaid, with Joanna Haigood as the artistic advisor. This video is was shot during the rehearsal, and it is an excerpt.