Acts of Remembrance Workshop
with Maree ReMalia & David Bernabo
Co-Presented with Hatch Arts Collective
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
6:00pm – 8:00pm
KST’s Alloy Studios | 5530 Penn Ave.
Pay What Moves You: $10 – $25
Choreographer Maree ReMalia and sound designer David Bernabo co-host an interdisciplinary dance workshop. They begin with a guided movement warm-up with meditative gestures, full-bodied expression, and playful, game-like interactions. From there, they explore themes of remembrance through movement, writing, vocalization, and sound.
This workshop draws from the creative process of Maree’s forthcoming solo performance, WITH OURSELVES, WITH EACH OTHER, which invites us to collectively grieve and celebrate against all odds. The work world premieres at Kelly Strayhorn Theater on Friday & Saturday, October 23 – 24.
Open to ages 16+. No prior experience is necessary. Please wear clothing comfortable for movement and consider bringing a water bottle and journal; sneakers are optional.
Photo Credit: Sasha Jin Schwartz
AND DON’T MISS…
Community Dinner
with Maree ReMalia
Monday, October 5, 2026
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Kelly Strayhorn Theater | 5941 Penn Ave.
Pay What Moves You: $0 – $25
Maree ReMalia
WITH OURSELVES WITH EACH OTHER
Friday, October 23, 2026
7:30pm – 8:45pm
Saturday, October 24
2:00pm – 3:15pm & 7:30pm – 8:45pm
KST’s Alloy Studios | 5530 Penn Ave
Pay What Moves You: $20 – $35
- ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Maree ReMalia (creator, performer, co-director) is a Tulsa-based dance maker, performer, and teaching artist exploring the moving body as a site of memory, presence, and possibility. Her work welcomes seasoned dancers and curious newcomers into shared movement practice. Deeply shaped by Pittsburgh’s arts community, she remains grateful for ongoing collaborations and return invitations from Hatch Arts Collective and Kelly Strayhorn Theater, whose support has been grounding and expansive in her artistic and personal growth. www.mareeremalia.com
David Bernabo (sound design and composition) is a musician, artist, and filmmaker. He has scored films, video games, and dance works, and he performs with the bands Watererer, House Music, and How Things Are Made. His film work documents western Pennsylvania food systems, the studio practices of composers and artists like “Blue” Gene Tyranny and Zoë Welsh, and the histories of iconic arts institutions like the Mattress Factory. He is co-founder of Bright Archives, an independent archival production house. www.davidbernabo.info