“A beautiful hypnotic pleasure”
— Brendan Kiley, The Stranger

Left Out was locust’s second evening length work and premiered in Fall of 2002 at Velocity Dance Center’s former Oddfellows Building residence in Seattle’s Capital Hill neighborhood.  Left Out was site specific starting in the 3rd floor studio, with the performance and audience traveling down into the Mainspace Theater.  The work was a rumination of all the different ways we see ourselves and each other.

Conception and direction: Amy O’Neal and Zeke Keeble

Choreography: Amy O’Neal

Original music: Zeke Keeble

Performers/collaborators: Reggie Watts, Amy ‘Neal, Zeke Keeble, Ellie Sandstrom, Wade Madsen, Troy Miszklevitz, Douglas Ridings, and d.k. Pan

Left Out was supported by the Seattle Mayor’s Office of Arts and Cultural Affairs.

Left Out was locust's second evening length work produced at the former Velocity Dance Center space in the Oddfellows building on Capital Hill in Seattle, WA. Left Out was co directed by Amy O'Neal and Zeke Keeble and premiered in Fall of 2002. Choreography by Amy O'Neal and music by Zeke Keeble. Performers and collaborators: Amy O'Neal Zeke Keeble Reggie Watts Ellie Sandstrom Troy Miszklevitz d.k.Pan Douglas Ridings Wade Madsen
Left Out was locust's second evening length work produced at the former Velocity Dance Center space in the Oddfellows building on Capital Hill in Seattle, WA. Left Out was co directed by Amy O'Neal and Zeke Keeble and premiered in Fall of 2002. Choreography by Amy O'Neal and music by Zeke Keeble. Performers and collaborators: Amy O'Neal Zeke Keeble Reggie Watts Ellie Sandstrom Troy Miszklevitz d.k.Pan Douglas Ridings Wade Madsen