Columbia, MD — On Saturday, October 25 at 3:00 PM, the stage of the Jim Rouse Theatre will come alive with motion, meaning, and magnificence as Kinetics Dance Company presents Of Gravity & Grace, a compelling dance concert exploring the invisible forces—physical and emotional—that shape our lives.

Blending contemporary movement with evocative musical landscapes, Of Gravity & Grace invites audiences on a journey that balances the weight of human experience with the elegance of release. From the pull of loss to the lift of hope, each piece is a poetic expression of how we fall, rise, resist, and surrender.

This one-time-only performance will showcase original choreography from five local artists, performed by an ensemble of dedicated and dynamic dancers whose energy, precision, and artistry bring the theme vividly to life. The concert weaves together elements of contemporary, modern, tap, and theatrical dance, offering a visceral experience for audiences of all ages.

“‘Of Gravity & Grace’ is about more than movement. It’s about the tension between control and freedom, about being grounded and reaching beyond. We are always seeking to create something that speaks to the human condition through the language of the body,” says Liz Quiñones, Artistic Director of Kinetics Dance Company.

Whether you're a dance lover, a supporter of local arts, or someone looking for a soul-stirring afternoon, this performance promises to move both body and spirit.

Kinetics Dance Company is Kinetics Dance Theatre's professional resident dance group. The company presents work in Howard County, the Baltimore/DC area, and the greater mid-Atlantic region. Through the presentation of its modern and contemporary work, the company shows its commitment to challenging conventional notions of what dance is, who dance is for, and where/how dance can be presented. The company also has a unique focus on dance education and strives to create accessible dance opportunities through workshops, master classes, and guest performances.

Company Auditions are held annually. Interested dancers should contact Liz Quiñones at [email protected] for more information.