I was honored to debut “Tainted”, a solo work by Roderick George commissioned for me by Kate Hutter Mason and the L.A. Contemporary Dance Company to rave reviews.
“This dancer had the capability of making even the simplest of movements such as walking towards the audience, a gripping experience for the viewer … However, it was Glass’s vulnerability in her character on stage that took that idea further to investigate how these systems impact the individual in terms of their identity and emotional well-being.
I felt it was difficult to do this piece justice with too much description. It was truly incredible to watch and struck me with awe on several occasions. Tainted compelled critical thought and feeling without having to force the content or make the subject easy to digest. It is work like this, with such strength and clarity that remind us how dance and performance are remarkably capable of generating change and provoking thought.”
—Corrina Roche, L.A. Dance Chronicle