In line with Pentacle's commitment to accessibility, image descriptions for certain printed materials are located here. ID's are also integrated across Pentacle's website and online platforms, in progress Summer-Fall 2024. Image Descriptions have been created by or approved by the artist. We welcome feedback and questions as we continue to learn and expand our access practices. Contact us at bookingadmin@pentacle.org
2025/2026 Season launch Postcard
Front: An image grid showcasing eight Roster artists for the 2025/2026 Booking season; Bridgman|Packer Dance, David Dorfman Dance, Ephrat Asherie Dance, Kinetic Light, Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, PearlArts Movement & Sound, RUBBERBAND, and Versa-Style Street Dance Company. Within each image contains the name of the company in blocky 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 2025/2026" with all letters a bright red except for "25" and "26" 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:
Four dancers wearing white costumes are posed in David Dorfman Dance's (A)Way Out of My Body. They take the same position with their legs turned out and bent. Their upper bodies are in port de bras with their left arm in fifth position. Their facial expressions range from happy to serious.
Three PearlArts Movement & Sound dancers joyously move on an orange lit stage, fit with white wooden boxes., Cameron Waters, in a purple button up shirt is in mid air on top of a box, the other two dancers in similar yellow and red shirts gleefully run together on the marley floor. The dancer in the red shirt, LeTrea Rembert, looks back to Waters over his shoulder as if in a game of tag.
The full company of Ephrat Asherie Dance, clad in ocean blue costumes with glistening gold mesh accents, form a semi-circle of showcasing each artists' individual movement. Bookended by two dancers, one with a gentle kick to the right the other with hands above his head in a shallow lunge each member layers their arms and facial expressions
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.
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.
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 camera - confident and present.
The full company of Versa-Style Street Dance Company, a group of racially diverse, cisgender dance artists wearing colorful clothing on a street. 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.
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.
Back: "Discover what MOVES You" the tagline of the season, is printed in large black letters - with text "MOVES" filled with the bright, Pentacle red. Above is the Pentacle logo with all-caps text reading "THE ROSTER 2025/2026."
Homepage Hero Header Image
A rectangular graphic showcases eight Roster artists, in vertical rectangular frames. The artists execute various action poses — bending backwards, leaning sideways, jumping in midair, holding present stillness. A black bar takes the lower fifth of the graphic, white text in all caps “THE ROSTER 2025-2026” 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.
David Dorfman Dance member Nik Owens, a male dancer with a dark complexion and shaved head, dons a flowing white costume as he gazes upward in soft golden stage lights. His arm extends above his head into the black ether of the stage, as his other arm conceals another DDD dancer in a similar costume.
Ephrat Asherie, a woman with a medium complexion in olive pants and black tank top, leaps exuberantly in mid-air against a gray background. Her hands are thrown high into the air directly above her head with her knees tucked into a deep bend.
Kinetic Light members Alice Sheppard and Laurel Lawson are stacked on stage and lean in with concentrated expressions. Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin and short curly hair, hovers in the air. Laurel, a white person with cropped hair, balances beneath her; she grips Alice’s wheelchair wheels while tilting on one wheel.
Four Nrityagram Dance Ensemble dancers bend their knees shallowly in a turned out position with their arms directly above their head, fingers splayed outward. Pavithra Reddy, a woman with black hair pulled back behind a white head piece, leads in a tightly arranged line.
LeTrea Rembert, a Black man in a cream unitard and orange socks, poses in an angular stance on a white wooden box. His right arm thrusts above him and out of frame as he gazes confidently to camera, as if addressing the audience directly.
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.
2025/2026 Header
A rectangular graphic showcases eight 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.
David Dorfman Dance member Nik Owens, a male dancer with a dark complexion and shaved head, dons a flowing white costume as he gazes upward in soft golden stage lights. His arm extends above his head into the black ether of the stage, as his other arm conceals another DDD dancer in a similar costume.
Ephrat Asherie, a woman with a medium complexion in olive pants and black tank top, leaps exuberantly in mid-air against a gray background. Her hands are thrown high into the air directly above her head with her knees tucked into a deep bend.
Kinetic Light members Alice Sheppard and Laurel Lawson are stacked on stage and lean in with concentrated expressions. Alice, a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin and short curly hair, hovers in the air. Laurel, a white person with cropped hair, balances beneath her; she grips Alice’s wheelchair wheels while tilting on one wheel.
Four Nrityagram Dance Ensemble dancers bend their knees shallowly in a turned out position with their arms directly above their head, fingers splayed outward. Pavithra Reddy, a woman with black hair pulled back behind a white head piece, leads in a tightly arranged line.
LeTrea Rembert, a Black man in a cream unitard and orange socks, poses in an angular stance on a white wooden box. His right arm thrusts above him and out of frame as he gazes confidently to camera, as if addressing the audience directly.
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.
Homepage Tout
The 2025/2026 Header is faded, split with the faces of the Roster artists near the top in view. Dividing the space, text reads "Discover What MOVES You, NOW BOOKING 2025/2026" against a black background. The purple tip of the Pentacle star is cropped on the left, pointing to the "Now Booking" text.
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