“Sixty-Five 14″ is an artistic movement piece, created by Caitlin Wonsowski and Najah Iman. It works to articulate the complex intertwining of time and identity, reflecting on the past, sharing the present, and being open to the possibilities of the future. It is an in-process performance of human struggle, celebration, and discovery. Caitlin and Najah work together to research psychological patterns that form between humans and our social settings. Utilizing vocabularies from both club and contemporary dance forms, “Sixty-Five 14” intentionally holds space to encourage safety, socialization, and camaraderie among viewers. It is curated to reflect and embrace the ever-changing nature of society and personality. 

“Sixty-Five 14” has been in process since September of 2024, and since its first four-minute sharing, it’s creative expansion has been shared in several Midwest dance festivals including RADFest, Outlaw of the Arts, and Emergence, and has been guested in performances at NEIU and with Modern Marvels Dance Company. After two years of creation and reconstruction, this is the first evening-length presentation of the work.

The performance is 60 minutes, with a 15 minute intermission.