Media — Adam Stasiw

Below are some of my past performances!

My personal favorite is the recording of “Superhighway”: my very own original work of software-powered dance theater. Using a Kinect camera and some custom deep learning software (along with some fun code in Processing and SuperCollider), I generated music and visual projections in real-time. Ultimately, this show -- performed at Dixon Place in the fall of 2016 — was a meditation on togetherness, technology, and the strange realities of coexisting.

"Superhighway" by Adam Stasiw

My full-length choreographic debut, "Superhighway" was presented at Dixon Place on 10/6/16. This dance-theater piece uses components of my technology research to generate music and visual projections. A meditation on NYC, human relationships, and how we move from place to place, "Superhighway" was a joy to create.

Princeton Nassoons - 'Princeton is Free'

Here I am soloing on one of my favorite Nassoons pieces, "Princeton is Free", at Georgetown's Cherry Tree Massacre, 2012.

"The Secret Life of Birds & Bees" from TREE'S COMPANY - Forest's A Crowd

Here I am educating the world about the birds and the bees in a sketch from the 2012-2013 production created by the Princeton Triangle Club.

Princeton Nassoons - 'Princeton is Free'

"The Secret Life of Birds & Bees" from TREE'S COMPANY - Forest's A Crowd

As an artist, I’ve had the great joy of performing in a variety of theater, dance, and vocal performances. Some of my favorite performances have been at various incredible locations such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, St. Patrick's Cathedral, and The Apollo Theater.

I currently sing with Khorikos, where I’m also the Secretary of the Board of the group’s non-profit parent company.

While an undergraduate at Princeton, I performed in over 25 productions. These included 4 shows with the Princeton Triangle Club, world tours with the Princeton Nassoons, and a week-long run of Assassins at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. I also danced in original works by Raja Feather Kelly, Rebecca Lazier, Laura Peterson, and Susan Marshall.