Project Flux

The aesthetic of project flux includes a heavy emphasis on gestural work, stretching the boundaries of what is awkward and what is beautiful.

Since its inception in 2013, Project Flux has established a strong following amongst Boise audiences and the Treasure Valley dance community, presenting works that fuse intricate gestural movement with classical technique and improvised play. Its collaborators include: Ballet Idaho, Boise Dance Co-op, Boise State University, Idaho Dance Theatre, MING Studios, TEDx, Treefort Music Fest, and WHYTEBE

RG LA. Project Flux Dance is a nonprofit arts organization and as such, depends on support from the community to produce the performances and other programs we offer in the Treasure Valley. Please consider supporting Project Flux by visiting our website a www.projectfluxdance.org.

04/30/2026

And for our final artist spotlight, it’s … us! Artistic Director, Lydia Sakolsky-Basquill and Perspectives producer, Sadi Mosko, will show a dance improvisation game as part of the discussion element of Sunday’s showing. You don’t want to miss it!

Perspectives
May 3 @ 2:00 PM
Lost Grove Brewing
Info & RSVP at the link in our bio!

04/28/2026

Our next Artist Spotlight is Spokes! A murmuration of comedians, improvisers, and musicians, Spokes creates semi-improvised sketches to initiate joy.

Featuring Sonya Feibert, Jean Cardeño, and Madilyn Kuhn, Spokes joins us from the Q***r and Femme Comedy Collective.

Come see Spokes and learn about their thoughts and processes this Sunday at 2:00 PM at . It’s FREE! See more info at the link in our bio.

04/27/2026

Introducing the first artist for the May 3 Perspectives: Sove The Second. Come see them THIS Sunday at at 2:00 PM. Info is at the link in our bio.

Criers, nihilism deniers, and DIYers to the front! Boise based Sove The Second makes indie-whatever-rock for the overwhelmed and overthinkers, embracing uncertainty in a nonsensical universe. Everything is a journey—starting (and stopping) SSRIs, forcing optimism in your twenties, or eating Zots outside your elementary school. Whether it’s airy folk pop, mathy punk, or a jazzy groove, Sove The Second is your sonic companion through struggle and stability.

04/26/2026

Reminiscing on our April Perspectives showing. So pumped to do it again in just ONE WEEK.

May 3 @ 2:00 PM
Lost Grove Brewing (La Pointe St)
Feature music, sketch comedy, and dance!! 🎸🎭💃

Our sincere thanks to , the Idaho Humanities Council, and the National Endowment for the Humanities for making these showings possible!

And also thank you to for these amazing photos.

04/20/2026

🚨Reminder!🚨 Another Perspectives is coming up on Sunday, May 3 at . Grab a drink and some pizza, and learn from local artists, featuring music by Sove the Second, sketch comedy by Spokes, dancing by Project Flux, and more!

RSVP & get more info at the link in our bio.

Special thanks to , the Idaho Humanities Council, and the National Endowment for the Humanities for making Perspectives possible!

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04/09/2026

Our final Perspectives artist is Lucy Boam. Most recently, she performed alongside Project Flux at . We can’t wait to have her back in the space presenting a new solo at Perspectives on April 12 at 2:00 PM.

After training at for 12 years and leaving dance to pursue a degree in music business, .boam is exploring the role dance continues to play in her life. Choreography allows her to express and work through feelings around growing up and finding a place and purpose in the world. In the future, she hopes to work with the medium of film with the aim of fully developing her creative ideas.

04/08/2026

Next up is Kendall Swain Smith. With .ssmith, we are very excited to be presenting our first film, titled Treadmill Highway. 🎥 🎬

Kendall is a pretty regular person interested in dance, writing, bugs, and the symmetry of all things. She earned BAs in Dance and English from the University of Oregon in 2023 and has enjoyed attending various contemporary dance programs such as P.A.R.T.S and SFD+I. She participates in dance scholarship and research, has over 360 tabs open on her phone, and is looking for a new book club to join.

04/07/2026

Our next artist to spotlight is Quinn Bates. Come learn about Quinn’s newest piece, a solo featuring .gorgina (sneak peak in slide 2 👀), on April 12 at 2:00 PM. RSVP and find more info at the link in our bio!

began dancing at the age of 10 at Oakland School for the Arts, where his passion for ballet soon developed. This led to his training at the Academy of Ballet San Francisco, under Zory Karah, before moving on to the pre-professional level at San Francisco Ballet. Quinn graduated from the prestigious School of the Hamburg Ballet, where he had the honor of performing the featured role of Serjoscha in John Neumeier’s Anna Karenina. In 2024, Quinn was awarded the Young Creation Award at the Prix de Lausanne. During the past two seasons with , Quinn performed in works such as Dani Rowe’s Carnival of the Animals, Justin Peck’s Pulcinella Variations, Garrett Anderson and Anne Mueller’s Appalachian Spring, and Penny Saunders’ Sherlock.

Photo by Matthew Wordell

04/06/2026

Thanks to everyone who came to our pop up at Treefort! We loved dancing with you. Let’s do it again on Sunday for Perspectives! Stay tuned in this week for info about each of the presenting artists.

First up is Jessica Fisher! performed in the inaugural Perspectives in April 2025 in a piece by . We are THRILLED to have her back for her very own creation.

Born in southern California, Jessica attended the Alonzo King LINES Ballet Training Program in San Francisco, performing pieces by Alonzo King, Mike Tyus, Kayla Farrish, Greg Dawson, Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, and David Harvey. After graduating, she joined the Trainee Program, dancing in pieces by Meredith Webster, Kara Wilkes, Laura O’Malley, and Joseph Hernandez, as well as performing alongside the company. In Boise, Jessica has also collaborated in original works by and as an artist with Project Flux. She had the opportunity to choreograph on her peers for the 2022 LINES Student Choreography Showcase, and looks forward to future outlets where she can explore and share her work.

Space is limited, so RSVP today at the link in our bio.

Photos by , , and .

03/04/2026

Introducing our April Perspectives artists! 🤩 Next month, we are excited to present dance works by Jessica Fisher, Lucy Boam, and Quinn Bates as well as a dance film by Kendall Swain Smith.

Don’t miss these incredible local creators and movers. RSVPs are open via the link in our bio!

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4338 W Chinden Boulevard
Garden City, ID
83714

Website

http://www.projectfluxdance.org/

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