| Terminal (2007) |
| Music: | Gregory Spears, Canons for M.R. |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, 4 Dancers, 21 Minutes |
| Premiered: | Joyce SoHo, New York, NY, 2007 |
| 12 Women Dancing (2007) |
| Music: | Collaboration with Vince DiMura |
| Performers/Length: | 12 Princeton University students, 10 minutes |
| Premiered: | Princeton University Spring Dance Festival, 2007 |
| Dance Phase (2006) |
| Music: | Silent |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, 4 dancers, 25 minutes |
| Premiered: | White Mountain Summer Dance Festival, Springfield, MA, 2006 |
| Memory of Water (2006) |
| Music: | Paul Lansky |
| Performers/Length: | 13 Princeton University students, 10 minutes |
| Premiered: | Princeton University Spring Dance Festival 2006
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| Serenade (2005/06) |
| Music: | Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Serenade for Strings in C Major, framed by Gregory Spears |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, 5 dancers, 32 minutes |
| Premiered: | Princeton University Berlind Theater, Princeton, NJ, December 2006
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| I'll Take You (2005) |
| Music: | Michael Wall
| | Performers/Length: | 10 Princeton University students, 9 minutes
| | Premiered: | Princeton University Spring Dance Festival, Princeton, NJ
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| Le Pas d'Acier (The Steel Step) (2005) |
| Music: | Sergei Prokofiev |
| Set Design: | Georges Yakoulov |
| Performers/Length: | 24 dancers |
| Premiered: | Princeton University, Princeton, NJ |
| A reimagining of Prokofiev's lost ballet, with choreographer Millicent Hodson, musicologist Simon Morrison of Princeton University, and Lesley-Anne Sayers of the University of Surrey. |
| The Insiders Guide to the Secret Rules of Post-Modern Dance (2004) |
| Music: | Brahms, Ginastra |
| Text: | Rebecca Lazier |
| Voice Over: | Price Waldman |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, Quintet, 17 minutes |
| Premiered: | Brooklyn Arts Exchange, New York, NY, 2004 |
| You are Here, reflections on multi-tasking (2004) |
| Music: | Created in collaboration with composer Jody Elff |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, Solo, 6 minutes |
| Premiered: | Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, September 2004 |
| Mirth (2004) |
| Music: | Dan Zanes and Barbara Brousal |
| Performers/Length: | Terrain, Duet, 7 minutes |
| Premiered: | White Mountain Summer Dance Festival, Springfield, MA |
| Transparent Body (2004) |
| Music: | Created in collaboration with composer/electric violinist Dan Trueman, music performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Duet, 11 minutes
| | Premiered: | Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church September 2004
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| “And Tea Was Served” (2004) |
| Music: | Rachel's
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Quartet, 17 Minutes
| | Premiered: | White Mountain Summer Dance Festival, Springfield, MA
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| Arctic Light (2003-04) |
| Music: | Cristobald de Morales
| | Performers/Length: | 9 Princeton University Students, 9 minutes
| | Premiered: | Princeton Spring Dance Festival, Princeton, NJ
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| Journey Beyond the West: Further Adventures of Monkey (2003) |
| Music: | Fred Ho
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, 45 Minutes
| | Premiered: | The Guggenheim Works in Progress Series, December 2003
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| This (2002) |
| Music: | Created in collaboration with composer Jody Elff, performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain (Rebecca Lazier), Solo, 7 minutes
| | Premiered: | The Kitchen, NYC April 2002
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| Untitled Ballet for the Adam Miller Dance Project (2002) |
| Music: | Boards of Canada
| | Performers/Length: | Adam Miller Dance Project, 13 dancers, 6 minutes
| | Premiered: | Charter Oak Cultural Center, Hartford, CT, June 2002
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| Lightening (2002) |
| Music: | Michael Reinhart
| | Performers/Length: | 21 Canadian Children's Dance Theatre Students, 21 minutes
| | Premiered: | Canadian Children's Dance Theatre Summer School, Toronto, Ontario
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| Nurse (2001) |
| Music: | Fred Ho, J.S. Bach, Rachel's, Stompin' Tom Connors
| | Text: | Rebecca Lazier, Richard Buckley
| | Voice Over: | Price Waldman
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Quintet, 25 Minutes
| | Premiered: | Mobius, Boston, MA, December 2001
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| Vanish (2001) |
| Music: | Arnold Schoenberg, String Trio Op 45
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Septet,18 minutes
| | Premiered: | Scotia Festival of Music, Sir James Dunn Theater, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, June 2001
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| Falling Awake (2000) |
| Music: | David Darling
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Quartet, 19 Minutes
| | Commissioned and Premiered: | The Yard, A colony for Performing Artists, Martha's Vineyard, MA, 2000
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| Devastatingly Foolhardy (2000) |
| Music: | Israel Kamikuele
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 6 Minutes
| | Premiered: | Highways Performance Space, Los Angeles, CA, June 2000
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| A Stone's Throw (1999) |
| Music: | Collaboration with composer Jody Elff, performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Trio, 14 minutes
| | Premiered: | Highways Performance Space, Los Angeles, CA 1999
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| Songs About Water (1999) |
| Music: | Collaboration with percussionist Shane Shanahan performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Terrain, Quartet, 16 minutes
| | Premiered: | Joyce SoHo, New York, NY, September 1999
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| Departure (1999) |
| Music: | Shubert, An Die Musik, sung live by Price Waldman
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, 6 Minutes
| | Premiered: | Dulcinea, Istanbul, Turkey, 1999
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| Dreams from the Day Job (1999) |
| Music: | Sound collage composed by Rebecca Lazier
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 20 Minutes
| | Premiered: | Site-Specific, The Big Event, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 1999
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| Yaren (1999) |
| Music: | Collaboration with composer Be'et Mehmet Ates
| | Performers/Length: | 3 professional Turkish dancers, 11 minutes
| | Premiered: | Middle Eastern Technical University, ODTU, Ankara, Turkey
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| Wing Space (1999) |
| Music: | Created in collaboration with composer Be'et Mehmet Ates
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier on Bungee Cords, solo, 8 minutes
| | Premiered: | Middle Eastern Technical University, ODTU, Ankara, Turkey
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| What's in a Name? (1997) |
| Text: | Rebecca Lazier, Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 8 minutes
| | Premiered: | UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 1997
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| Sepia (1997) |
| Music: | Collaboration with percussionist Shane Shanahan, performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 11 minutes
| | Premiered: | White Mountain Summer Dance Festival, Simon's Rock College, MA, 1997
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| Dialogue (1997) |
| Music: | Gyorgy Ligeti
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 5 minutes
| | Premiered: | International Festival of Arts and Ideas, New Haven, CT, 1997
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| Contusion (1996) |
| Music: | Created in collaboration with percussionist Shane Shanahan, performed live
| | Performers/Length: | Roadside Dance, Rebecca Lazier and partner, Duet, 12 minutes
| | Premiered: | Come As You Are, Springfield College, Springfield, MA
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| Twilight (1996) |
| Music: | Traditional Irish Music arr. Martin Hayes
| | Performers/Length: | Rebecca Lazier, Solo, 6 minutes
| | Commissioned and Premiered: | Chamber Dance Showcase, Westport Arts Center, March 1996
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| Gyrodial (1995) |
| Music: | Collaboration with composer James Biondilillo
| | Performers/Length: | Roadside Dance, Trio, 10 minutes
| | Premiered: | Post-Neo-Dada-Industrial Dance Event and Party, Colt Building, Hartford, CT, 1995
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