Two dancers in an inverted duet against a white studio — Iris Company A veiled figure crowned in dried roses, singing in blue light — The Still Point A seated dancer reaching for a standing partner in stage light — Iris Company A dancer among illuminated scrim banners with a projected silhouette — The Still Point A dancer in silhouette with an outstretched hand before a projected backdrop — The Still Point Two dancers in silhouette embracing against a sunset gradient of pink, orange, and gold — The Still Point A dancer atop a staircase set piece with audience gathered nearby and projected imagery behind — The Still Point A dancer emerging from translucent sheeting lit in blue and magenta — The Still Point An ensemble of dancers in motion at the center of a gathered audience, in black and white — The Still Point A dancer poised on a stepped set piece bathed in blue light, gazing outward — The Still Point A row of dancers on a cobblestone street in v-hold, arms and legs raised toward sunset light, the leftmost figure emerging from shadow — Iris Company A cluster of dancers in a downtown alley extending arms and legs skyward in unison, the shopfronts fading into shadow — Iris Company

Immersive dance · San Francisco

Immersive dance · San Francisco

Remember to surrender
to the dance itself.

Iris Company creates immersive dance and film that places you inside the work — not in front of it.

Iris Company creates immersive dance and film that places you inside the work — not in front of it.

As featured in

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World Premiere — July 2026

The Still Point

the sands may shift, and the waters will rise —
memories lost in shadow.
they have forgotten who they are…
until you arrive.

SOMArts Cultural Center · San Francisco
Jul 16–19 & 24–25, 2026 · Evenings 7–8 PM
An immersive multimedia dance-theater performance

Body of work

2017–2026

2026The Still PointImmersive premiere 2017The Other SideImmersive 2017BouquetImmersive 2019ImmersedWorkshop 2019TwentyCommission 2019Breath + BodyStage · with C3LA ArchiveFilmScreen work 2022Music VideosScreen work ArchiveProjectsScreen work ArchiveReelsScreen work

“Raw and powerful choreography taps into a live wire” No Proscenium

“Captivating” Fjord Review

“Unique, powerful and very beautiful” Stephen Wicks, Royal Ballet

“This is what art can do” Judith Light

“Raw and powerful choreography taps into a live wire” No Proscenium

“Captivating” Fjord Review

“Unique, powerful and very beautiful” Stephen Wicks, Royal Ballet

“This is what art can do” Judith Light