Heidi McFall is a performer, educator, choreographer, and scholar specializing in contemporary dance, dance film, mixed-media theater, and digital culture. As a dancer she has trained at the Merce Cunningham Trust, The Mark Morris Dance Center, and Movement Research, and has performed in various small venues throughout New York City and the US generally. Heidi holds a B.M. in Music Performance from the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music, and an M.A. in Performance Studies from New York University.

Grace Tietz is an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland studying biology and French. She is a dancer with a strong foundation in ballet and a growing skill set in modern dance. She is a choreographer who likes to dabble in other art forms, finding intersections across disciplines. She has performed in Mark Costello's Second Season piece "My Life Has Been Like Water" and Orange Grove Dance's piece "One Mile Radius."

Natalie Groom is a doctoral student in Clarinet Performance at the University of Maryland. This project began when Natalie reached out to the UMD dance department about possible collaborations. When Heidi responded, there was an immediate interest in bringing something new and unusual to the music and dance scene. In this performance Natalie plays multiphonics on clarinet and a short piece on piano by Philip Glass.