“Reed Luplau’s choreography is dynamic and deeply attuned to the emotional world of the piece, using movement to register tension, hesitation, and release rather than spectacle. Physicality emerges as an extension of interior pressure—bodies pacing, bracing, retreating, or lingering—so that movement reads as emotional overflow rather than formalized dance.”
--Keolanani Kinghorn, The Rhetorical Review
--Keolanani Kinghorn, The Rhetorical Review
“Major kudos to Reed Luplau, an alumnus of the Australian Ballet School who has set works for ballet and dance companies in Australia, for stellar choreography which put the ensemble through gutsy, athletic displays of steps and movement.”
--Les Roka, The Utah Review
--Les Roka, The Utah Review
