Isabelle Clark and Madison David are the most popular girls but not popular in the way that you may be thinking popular. They are popular at gymnastics and not so much at school. Which if you think about it is actually way more impressive because school is easy and gymnastics is hard. Gymnastics is really hard.
But so is life. And their life? Is gymnastics. And their sleepovers? Full-time jobs. First to fall asleep? Youre fired. Youre dead. This is basically the olympics, in terms of stakes. Olympic sized stakes. Served rare, bleeding.
This piece investigates the question: what would you do if your best friend was lying? And just how deep does the rabbit lie inside its hole?

Tumble into a world of these two characters’ logic, where the ridiculous comes out to play. This piece mashes forms and screws with the space time continuum. Balancing on the beams of abstract, stylized gymnastics, art imitating life, layers of play and players in lairs. Bodies making shapes and lines, bodies weeping, bodies lying, and soliloquizing. All the while challenging ourselves to exist in the magic quickness of a child’s emotional life in order to honor the big awkward feelings we have at any age.