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2026/2027 Season launch Postcard
Front: An image grid showcasing six Roster artists for the 2026/2027 Booking season; Ephrat Asherie Dance, RUBBERBAND, Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, Kinetic Light, Versa-Style Street Dance Company, and Bridgman|Packer Dance. Within each image contains the name of the company in blocky white text in the corner. The Pentacle logo is below the grid; a graphic of blocky, white text reads "Pentacle" with a five point star above the "t". The star is filled with a gradient of bright red and deep purple. Below and against a black background, all-caps text reads "The Roster 2026/2027" with all letters a bright red except for "26" and "27" which are in white. At the bottom in white text reads "For accessible image descriptions visit: www.pentacle.org/ID"
Starting at the top, from left to right:
A duet of Ephrat Asherie Dance dancers explodes upward against a light gray background. Ephrat Asherie, a medium-complexion woman in a red shirt and khaki pants, leaps with her legs crossed. Moglii, a medium complexion man in similar color clothing with a brown jacket, levitates on one hand. He faces upward as he kicks his both legs; his body perpendicular to the ground.
The full RUBBERBAND company perform on a dim gray stage clad in similar baggy costumes in gray and white. In a daring group lift, a dancer at the top grips at their shirt and face downward as they muscle over the other four dancers. Leg extended to the side, the four base dancers hold various parts of the lifted dancer’s body.
Laurel Lawson, a white person, balances above Alice Sheppard with arms spread wide, wheels spinning. Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin, opens her arms wide to receive her in an embrace.
Two Nrityagram dancers, a medium-complexioned woman in a navy blue costume and a medium-complexioned woman in a orange-red costume, form similar poses with a seated musicians in the background. With a shallow bend in both knees, the dancers ease their head to the left as both arms assemble in positions in front of them.
Two Versa-Style Street Dance Company dancers hinge backwards on the tips of their sneakers, extending into a layout against a black background. Brianna "Passion" Grey, a woman in a denim jumpsuit and red hat, extends her arm to the side as she bends her leg up to right angle. Brandon "BeastBoi" Juezan-Williams, a man in a black tee, jeans, and a white hat, forms a similar pose that is mirrored and behind Passion.
Myrna Packer, a light skinned female dancer with curly auburn hair, thrusts her head back in a backband while the head of Art Bridgman, a light skinned male dancer with brown hair, crouches next to her in the empty space below the small of her back. They move in an industrial landscape of tan, concrete walls.
Back: Below a small Pentacle logo, "THE ROSTER" is printed in large red letters, with “2026/2027” in black text below it. Against the left most edge of the card and starting at the top is; Pentacle’s address is in black, narrow text, Sandy Garcia’s contact information below, social media links, a black QR code, and funding credits and logos.
Homepage Hero Header Image
A rectangular graphic showcases six Roster artists, in vertical rectangular frames. The artists execute various action poses — bending backwards, leaning sideways, jumping in midair, holding dynamic forms. A black bar takes the lower third of the graphic, white text in all caps “THE ROSTER 2026-2027” with consecutive red arrows starting at the center and cropped off the right edge.
From left to right;
Myrna Packer, a light skinned female dancer with curly auburn hair, thrusts her head back in a backband while the head of Art Bridgman, a light skinned male dancer with brown hair, crouches next to her in the empty space below the small of her back. They move in an industrial landscape of tan, concrete walls.
Ephrat "Bounce" Asherie, jumps mid-air in a white empty studio as she smiles down at the ground. Her left leg crosses over her right with her arms outstretched. Ephrat is a woman with long brown hair wearing a red textured top, tan jeans and blue sneakers.
Kinetic Light member Laurel Lawson twists their torso as they lift open, curved arms and a large silver hoop. Laurel is a white person with very short hair; they wear a shimmery sleeveless bodysuit. Projected stardust shines behind them and light reflects off their wheels.
Nrityagram Dance Ensemble’s Artistic Director, Surupa Sen, dances on a dark stage, wearing a bright crimson costume adorned in gold accents. She places her left leg behind her, leaning into her hip as her arms gesture above her shoulder. She closes her eyes as she tilts her head back into the spotlight above.
Washed in purple and pink stage lights, RUBBERBAND dancer Emma-Lynn Mackay-Ronacher, a fair-skinned woman in a tight gray costume, swipes her legs into the air, supported in a lift by another dancer with a concealed face in a similar black costume.
Versa-Style Street Dance Company co-founder Jackie Lopez, a cisgender Latinx woman with shoulder-length brown hair, gazes upward hopefully in a dark dance studio. With her legs crossed in mid-stride, her arms extend to the left in the same direction of her gaze. She wears a brown long sleeve shirt, with a black vest, pants, and grey-white sneakers.
2026/2027 Header
A rectangular graphic showcases six Roster artists, in vertical rectangular frames. The artists execute various action poses — bending backwards, leaning sideways, jumping in midair, holding present stillness.
From left to right;
Myrna Packer, a light skinned female dancer with curly auburn hair, thrusts her head back in a backband while the head of Art Bridgman, a light skinned male dancer with brown hair, crouches next to her in the empty space below the small of her back. They move in an industrial landscape of tan, concrete walls.
Ephrat "Bounce" Asherie, jumps mid-air in a white empty studio as she smiles down at the ground. Her left leg crosses over her right with her arms outstretched. Ephrat is a woman with long brown hair wearing a red textured top, tan jeans and blue sneakers.
Kinetic Light member Laurel Lawson twists their torso as they lift open, curved arms and a large silver hoop. Laurel is a white person with very short hair; they wear a shimmery sleeveless bodysuit. Projected stardust shines behind them and light reflects off their wheels.
Nrityagram Dance Ensemble’s Artistic Director, Surupa Sen, dances on a dark stage, wearing a bright crimson costume adorned in gold accents. She places her left leg behind her, leaning into her hip as her arms gesture above her shoulder. She closes her eyes as she tilts her head back into the spotlight above.
Washed in purple and pink stage lights, RUBBERBAND dancer Emma-Lynn Mackay-Ronacher, a fair-skinned woman in a tight gray costume, swipes her legs into the air, supported in a lift by another dancer with a concealed face in a similar black costume.
Versa-Style Street Dance Company member Harry Weston, a cisgender man with short brown hair, leaps dynamically in an alley on a sunny day. With his legs crossed in mid-air, he swipes his arms across his torso. He wears a white long sleeve shirt, with a black vest, and grey-white pants and sneakers.
Homepage Tout
The 2026/2027 Header is placed at the top. Dividing the black background, text reads "Your Season Awaits You…" The bottom red tips of the Pentacle star are cropped, pointing to white text reading “NOW BOOKING 2026/2027.”
Green Fund Tout
Two RUBBERBAND dancers face each other under a bright spotlight. With a slight backbend, both dancers gently gesture one hand upward. Behind their heads, large green text reads “GREEN FUND.” Placed below their knees, text reads “Eco-Touring Grant, Now Booking for 2026/27: RUBBERBAND.”
Conference banners
A tall, narrow, retractable banner showcases six Roster artists in horizontal rectangular frames. At the top of the banner, the Pentacle logo is placed on top of red text reading “THE ROSTER” against a black background. The artists execute various action poses — bending backwards, leaning sideways, jumping in midair, holding present stillness. In each of the photos, white text reads the company’s names in the upper right corner.
A quartet of Ephrat Asherie Dance dancers explodes upward against a light gray background. Ephrat Asherie, a woman in a red shirt and khaki pants, leaps with her legs crossed. Teena-Marie Custer hits a deep sideways arch in her back, caressing her hand to her face as she turns her eyes upward. She wears an all beige outfit with a red stripe up the side of her pants. Ron Chunn, a man donning a pink button-up and black pants, takes a step forward with his arms downward to the side as his left leg flares up behind him. Moglii, a man with a brown jacket, levitates on one hand. He faces upward as he kicks his both legs; his body perpendicular to the ground.
Three Nrityagram dancers create the same pose on a dark stage. They’re left legs angling behind them in the air, they create sharp angles with their arms that frame the faces. They lean slightly in their right hip as they turn their eyes down ward and to the right. All three women don lush red pattasaris, draping flowing dresses adorned with accents of gold and white.
Kayla Hamilton stands on a reflective strip of silver, chin lifted as she arches her torso backwards, arms curved in front of her chest. Alice Sheppard sits on one end of the silver floor, torso folded into her own lap. Laurel Lawson lays on their back at the other end of the silver. Alice is a multiracial Black woman with short curly blonde hair; Kayla is a Black woman with shoulder length locs; Laurel is a white person with cropped hair. All three dancers wear dark shimmery bodysuits, a detailed video projection of a huge luminescent moon and a dense forest drenched in hues of cool blues and rich purples fills the background.
The full RUBBERBAND company perform on a brilliant pink-purple stage clad in similar two-piece costumes in black, gray, and white. They each hold a similar position, their left legs extended behind them in a soft yet extended bend. The center dancer in black peers directly to the camera - confident and present.
Two copies of Myrna Packer and Art Bridgman populate a single image hoisted in the grey walls of an abandoned factory. Myrna Packer, a female dancer with auburn hair lunges, with her hand behind a wall, while another copy of her clings to a wall and faces an open door. Art Bridgman, a man with blond hair, faces away from the camera in midair, while another copy of him peers behind an open door frame.
The full company of Versa-Style Street Dance Company, a group of racially diverse, cisgender dance artists wearing colorful clothing in a dark studio. Each dancer is in a unique action pose, with the back row jumping up with arms extended and the front row in various contorted body placements with arms extending. Dancers all have happy or surprised looks on their faces.