Choreographer:
Annabelle Sharp in collaboration with the dancers (Choreographed in 2026)

Music:
“Clip Joint Calamity”  by Kristofer Maddigan Performed by:  Matthew Pearce, Jackson Baker, Ben Peace, Karl Shroff, Cameron Kellner

Performers:
Avery Hook, Catilyn Eagan, Adriana Gonzalez, Katie Lods, Mary Rashford

Notes:
This piece is about the combination of music and dance. We explore how the dancers and musicians will have an equal part in a piece, with neither overpowering the other. The musicians and dancers bounce the energy back and forth to create a fast-paced jazz performance capturing traditional and modern jazz movement!

Choreographer:
Amy Love Beasley in collaboration with the dancers (Choreographed in 2026)

Music:
“Epilogue” and “What We Saw” by Andrew Bird

Choreographer:
Jill Guyton Nee, in collaboration with dancers (Choreographed in 2026)

Music:
Divan Gattamorta, Dustin O’Halloran, Michael Wall, Deep East Music

Performers:
Allyson Bach, Caitlyn Eagan, Chloe Mumy, understudy Bailey
Krepps

Notes:
“Sweetpotato Suite”, is a trie inspired by the North Carolina Sweetpotato Commission’s mission and production process.
With movement generated by choreographer and dancers, the work is a reflection of planting, growth, harvest, and storage of the orange vegetable. With thoughtful fun and pensive flair, the dancers swipe, dig, toss, carry and glean the space around them in representation of the farmer’s tender care during a year in the life ofg the N.C. Covington Sweetpotato.
This piece is made possible by Arts NC State.
https://bae.ncsu.edu/people/boyette/https://sweetarmor.org/michelle-grainger/https://ncsweetpotatoes.com/

Choreographer:
Annabelle Scarborough, in collaboration with the dancers
(Choreographed in 2026)

Alyssa Adams is a second year student majoring in Human Biology, and minoring in Dance Performance and Choreography. She has been dancing for 17 years total, with about half of that time being competitively. Alyssa trained in a variety of styles at Monarch Movement Company, based in Hillsborough, NC, with her favorite styles being modern, jazz, and contemporary. This is Alyssa’s first year with Terrain Dance Project, and she is excited to dive into site-specific work in this environment, as well as growing as a dancer throughout her experiences in university

Allyson Bach is a third-year student majoring in Genetics with minors in Biotechnology and Health, Medicine, & Human Values. She has 14 years of dance experience beginning at Tammy Arrowood’s Stars of Tomorrow Dance Studio in Shelby, NC. Allyson was a competitive dancer throughout grade school with her favorite styles being lyrical, jazz, and contemporary. In high school, she served as a student instructor in ballet, tap, gymnastics, and conditioning classes. Allyson joined Terrain Dance Project in its inaugural semester and has continued to grow as a dancer and individual through unique site-specific dance.

Caitlyn Eagan is a senior majoring in Human Biology with a minor in Dance Studies and Sports Science. She’s a founding member of TDP and has been dancing for 19 years, with 15 of those at Debbie Huffman Dance Academy where she trained in Ballet, Lyrical, Tap, and Jazz. Caitlyn was part of the competition team for nine years, and some of her favorite roles include Carabosse in her senior year and Pirate King in her ballet competition group. Caitlyn is also apart of the Pack Performance Leaders group.

Anastacy Golovidov is a 3rd year in Graphic & Experience Design. She has been dancing since she was 2 and trained with Triangle Academy of Dance for 16 years. She participated in their student ballet company, with their Jazz Team, and took classes of tap, hip-hop, modern, and contemporary. She attended numerous competitions and conventions, participated in their Nutcracker, and Spring shows. She participated in Carolina Ballet summer intensives and performed in their shows as well. Some of her favorite roles include Sugar Plum Fairy in The Nutcracker and Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Her freshman year she participated in creating and performing a dance film at SCAD through their performing arts department. At NC State she has been taking dance classes and this is her second semester with Terrain Dance Project.

Bailey Krepps is a junior pre-law Political Science major with a minor in Dance Performance and Choreography. Bailey has been dancing for 11 years, first as a competition dancer at CC & Co Dance Complex here in Raleigh and then in Orchesis Dance Theatre, the resident modern dance company at Saint Mary’s High School. She has danced jazz, contemporary, ballet, hip-hop, and modern dance over the years, but her favorite styles to perform are modern and hip-hop! This is her first semester with Terrain Dance Project, and she is so excited to keep dancing with this amazing group! 

Lily McCabe is a senior majoring in Psychology with minors in Art & Design and Dance Studies. Lily has been dancing primarily classical ballet for six years, the first three with Artistic Motion School of Arts, and the last three with the North Carolina Dance institute. At Artistic Motion, she took Vaganova ballet and technique classes. She also has four years of theatre and film acting experience, and had a lead role in two performances at the state level.

Chloe Mumy is a senior majoring in Biological Sciences with minors in Dance Studies and Forensic Science. Chloe has been dancing for 17 years, primarily training under the direction of Cassie Loftin at Step Up Studio of Conover, NC for 14 years. For 8 of those years, she danced competitively in the southeast region, winning numerous solo and group awards. She is trained in ballet, contemporary, modern, jazz, lyrical, hip-hop, pom, and tap. Chloe is in her second semester with Terrain, and is a choreographer for NC State’s DanceLife Club. Outside of the university, Chloe serves as an assistant/guest choreographer at Royal Dance Collective in Conover, NC and a substitute teacher for Steps on Stage Academy of Performing Arts in Benson, NC.

Avery Hook is a first-year student majoring in Environmental Sciences. She has been dancing for 14 years, starting her training with District Dance Company in Gaithersburg Maryland. There she was a competitive dancer for 8 years, attending many conventions and competitions over the mid-Atlantic region. She also participated in ballet performances such as the Nutcracker and The Wizard of Oz for 6 seasons. She is classically trained in Jazz, Tap, Acro, Hip-Hop, Ballet, Modern, and Contemporary. While this is her first semester at NC State, Avery is currently in Terrain’s dance company along with District Dance Collective’s Recreational Team. 

Adriana Gonzalez is a first-year student majoring in International Studies. She began playing piano, then flute, before performing with the Cleveland Arts World Guard for 3 years, simultaneously taking classes in ballet and contemporary dance. She intends to eventually minor in dance after completing her 2 language minors. This is her first semester at NC State, and first semester with Terrain Dance Project.

Annabelle Sharp is a senior majoring in Fashion and Textile Management with a minor in dance performance and choreography. Annabelle has been dancing for 18 years trained in all styles of dance. Training at a studio in PA for 14 years, being a part of their competitive team, and on her high school dance team. She is a founding member of Terrain Dance Project and also is President and a choreographer for Studio 804 Ballet Company. Additionally, she is the dance chair for Pack Performance Leaders at NC State. 

Mary Rashford is a Junior studying Industrial and Systems Engineering with a specialization in health systems. She has been dancing for 17 years and is trained in classical ballet, modern, contemporary, and character dance. On campus, she is the Vice President of Studio 804 Ballet Company where she choreographs and stages pieces.