They were also part of Flicks on 66, a digital film festival, appearing in Jennifer Monroe P.I. by Susanne Bachner and Liz Sullivan. In New York they produced and appeared in two revivals, Burn This by Lanford Wilson and Jesse and the Bandit Queen by David Freeman. Through DC Productions, they also produced two original plays, Running in Place by Joshua James  and The Ballad of Emma Munroe, by Tim Lea.

Beth Davis In Good Company

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   Beth Davis received her BFA from Ohio Universtity in 1975 and in 1976 began her  NYC dancing career on top a fountain on Wall Street at lunchtime.  She has performed nationally and internationally with the dance companies of Kenneth Rinker, Liz Lerman and the Dance Exchange and has taught classes in numerous universities and a variety of community settings in the United States and Italy . In 1992, Beth became the Executive Director of In Good Company, a 501 (c) 3 organization dedicated to creating a greater interest in and appreciation of the arts by supporting emerging artists, original productions and experimental ideas.  From 1992-98 Beth produced the Hall of Mirrors Performance  Series,  at Glen Echo Park, National Park Service, which was hailed by the Washington Post as “the Soho of DC”. She has choreographed for numerous venues in the DC area, including several plays that have received Helen Hayes Awards.  In 2005, Beth received the Alan Kreigsman Award, a Lifetime Achievement Award for Outstanding contribution to the Washington DC Dance Community.

       Bob Celli / GOING HOME