Every year Ground Hum offers an exploration of many art forms and we are thrilled to bring an experimental duo melding two disciplines into their practice: Hannah Rice & Casey Adams.
Hannah @urstrooly and Casey @noisewatermeat are a performance duo from Seattle, Washington centered on the question, does sound move the body, or body move sound? Their work utilizes movement, sound and spatial practice to create site specific work that is grounded in environmental resonance and exploration. In performance they believe that sound, space and the presence of both audience and performer, are part of an embodied participation in place. One that confronts ideas of presence/absence, silence/noise and the eternal/external experiences of being. They are looking forward to presenting their most recent experiments in installation for body-based performance at Ground Hum!
Rare and raw footage of my brother being very patient behind the camera as I figure out the vision.
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Finished film edited by @greg_mares in bio
Hey there Columbus friends,
I wanted to personally invite you to a small, intimate showing of RP, a dance work currently in development that I’ve been building over the past year. This version of the work is still in a generative stage, sharing a series of ideas and explorations that are placed in conversation rather than as a fixed, continuous piece.
RP is informed by my family’s history of visual impairment and explores movement through my Poc-Chuc technique, blending Mexican Ballet Folklórico and contemporary dance practices. This process has involved workshopping scores that shift perception and reframe how movement and rhythm are experienced through memory. I’ve been working alongside Hannah Rice, Yinqi Wang, Omar Humphrey, and Maggie Liang in the development of this material.
This showing offers a glimpse into the evolving work and world of a current solo that will not be shared that evening. I would really love to have you in the space as I continue shaping it.
I’m also grateful to Kym McDaniel for their support in projection design, and to Jonathan and Madi for their technical support in bringing this showing together. Please know that this project was supported by the Greater Columbus Arts Council and by other community members.
April 22nd, 2026
7:30PM
Barnett Theatre
Hope you can join us.
3 duets +
Thursday, March 19
8 pm (doors at 7:30 pm)
SomArt at The Hive
561 Windsor St 4th Floor, Somerville, MA 02143
$10-30
or lmk if $$$ is an issue
dance and sound performance featuring 3 duets + new solo work
New, established, ongoing, and emerging collaborations unfold through movement and live sonic landscapes.
Featuring duets by: Hannah Rice + Casey Adams Juliet Paramor + Ana Delgado Miranda Lawson + Krista Lawson
And new work by Steffanie Paul.
link to more info & advance tickets in my bio
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We are excited to invite you to an amazing Dance & Sound performance for the opening of our next exhibition (Careworn by @racheldorseystudio ) on Jan 8th.
There will be two performances one at 6 and one at 8pm.
This is a free/donation event but RSVP is necessary since the capacity is very limited.
RSVP link in bio.
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Lately when not dancing or thinking about dancing or writing about thinking about dancing.
1. Horse: Columbus, Ohio
2. Marigold paper drying: on the line
3. Paper drying live action drip: basement
4. Spa night: living room
5. Plastic bag blowing in the wind: front yard
6. Retired gas station: Appalachia, Virginia
7. Dalton describing a beautiful thing: coal town USA
8. Fungi fossil: woods down south
9. Scout and her suki: Athens, Ohio
10. Sun moon: across the street from
11. Iron press: scout’s workshop
12. boyfriend: rigid couch
13. Linden and Uncle Casey race: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
