Dis/Unity: A Service is an 80-minute interdisciplinary performance in which artists across mediums unite for an immersive installation of sound, dance, text, performance, and visual art. Audiences are invited to witness and participate in collective song, dance, and ritual acts of liberation and transcendence, and journey with us as we transform space, bodies, and sound.

Dis/Unity: A Service asks how does racism manifest in our families and communities? How do we as artists, people of color, and white people act within and against institutional racism, sexism, and homophobia? How does media and pop culture contribute to the landscape of visual narratives? How does trauma play out in our bodies? How do we heal our bodies? How do we use live art to transgress borders between people? Can the process making performance be a conduit to radical transformation?