Uno Dos Tray (1999) 

Two soldiers on leave meet a waitress in a café, red tray in hand. The men launch into a playful and witty competition, eventually engaging the girl in their giddy play.  The partnering combinations among the trio become more athletic, and a dreamy tone seeps into their movement.  Unnerving by proximity to love, the men retreat back into careless cavorting.  At the sound of their boat’s departing whistle they bounce off stage — only to be replaced by two newly arriving soldiers.

• “Partnering finesse that any ballet cavalier would envy”
                        Los Angeles Times
   

• “A charming little summer sherbet…expertly conceived and performed."

                       (New York Times, Jennifer Dunning)

Length: 9 minutes
Performers: 3   
Music: Paul Sullivan
Costumes: Angelina Avellone
Lighting: Stephen Strawbridge
  

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