Sadi Mosko recently moved back home to Boise after dancing in New York City for almost a decade. Her choreography has been presented by CPR-Center for Performance Research (NY), The Westside Theater (MT), Idaho Dance Theatre (ID), Project Flux (ID), and Treefort Music Fest (ID). She was a collaborator with Colleen Thomas Dance and has performed works by Sasha Waltz, Shannon Gillen, Francesca Romo, and Jodi Melnik, among others. Interested in the connection between art and environmentalism, Sadi graduated magna cum laude from Columbia University with degrees in dance and sustainable development. Now, she is pursuing an MSc in Science Communication and Public Engagement through the University of Edinburgh.

Natalie Border is a lover of all things movement. With dance being a prominent movement form in her lifestyle, Natalie revels in the connection between the body and mind. Natalie calls the Utah mountains home, but craves to live near the ocean someday. Natalie received her BFA from the University of Utah in 2015 and has since worked as a company member for SALT Contemporary Dance (2018, Utah), Vim Vigor (2019, New York), The Woods Dance Project (2024, Utah), and Ballet Opera Guerra (2024, Utah). She looks forward to continuing to dance, create, perform, and explore the tender moments of being a human. Natalie is currently freelancing as an independent artist in Boise, Idaho.