A site-specific adaptation of our original duet GREEN THINGS (2023).
Presented as part of Dance In Unlikely Places during Santa Cruz Dance Week

April 18th, 2026
Lighthouse Field State Beach, Santa Cruz, CA

Choreographed and performed by Kat Brault & Alexandra Mannings

Entendre Entendre strikes again, this time with backup dancers Dallas (Alexandra Mannings) & Phoenix (Nicolette Hernandez Kaempf). For her second go around at Shug Shack, she brought all the VMA realness. She may be a dumb bitch, but man can she dance!
Presented as part of the Shug Shack 2025 Pride Show

June 21, 2025
Bruno's, Scotts Valley, CA

Choreographed by Kat Brault
in collaboration with dancers Alexandra Mannings and Nicolette Hernandez-Kaempf

Entendre Entendre's drag debut packs a punch. This performance secured her the title of Invincible Winner of the Shug Shack 2025 New Talent Competition!

February 22, 2025
Bruno's, Scotts Valley, CA

Choreographed by Kat Brault

A piece about the 8th House in astrology. The place of entanglements, enmeshment, death and transformation explored through 5 woven together duets.
Presented as part of the Motion Pacific Choreography Showcase

July 25-27, 2024
Motion Pacific Dance, Santa Cruz, CA

Choreographed by Kat Brault
in collaboration with dancers:
Alexandra Mannings, Lila Mandros Bell, Rose Calucchia, Lindsey Smith, Calia Kammer, Lauren Chertudi, Jak Levine-Pritzker, Kelly Vasbinder, Nat Gibbs, Sasha Belinsky 

An evening-length duet devised in just two weeks, GREEN THINGS is verdant and alive. It is an exploration of facets of human existence through the lens of selected occurrences of nature. A duet split into chapters of green things, we work our way through our roots and how they entangle in the present. We enter into a practice of softness with one another that feels at once foreign and like home–trying to trust and open to vulnerability. We bid the dance of interdependence, inherent connectedness, working it out together. We redefine sexuality in our own queer terms: customizing our avatars, enhancing, changing, rearranging as we see fit. The piece originated with the age-old idea of the grass being greener elsewhere and grew from there.
Created and presented as artists-in-residence at Motion Pacific Dance

September 8-9, 2023
Motion Pacific Dance, Santa Cruz, CA

Choreographed and performed by Kat Brault & Alexandra Mannings

“I am” in conversation with “I relate.” An axis we tilted to look at and dance on, and a container to hold it. A pomegranate that is home. A symbolic clusterfuck. Rich. Thick. Full of meaning. Trusting our bodies to be and to relate: to movement, to sound, to each other, to our selves and all we hold. An abundant, tart entity. A gathering. A party. A seal. The multiplicity of a single moment elongated through time. A vessel of sorts. An experiment of things not stacked, but coagulated. Layers: of time, of coming together, of meaning. A body: of history, of water, of selves. A juicy thing. An index of belonging. A dance because we fucking love it. A portrait of an era.
Presented at Max10 Performance Lab

July 13, 2023
Motion Pacific Dance, Santa Cruz, CA

Choreographed by Kat Brault
in collaboration with the dancers: Alexandra Mannings, Ariana Cisnero, Nicolette Hernandez-Kaempf, Jo Holo, Rose Calucchia, Catherine Rieser, Wednesday Manners, Kelsey Lettko, Yulia Abramova, Ian Crowell, Raina Sacksteder, Siena Jane, and Elyssa Brooke.

Original music by Stefan Frazier 

Presented at Tannery World Dance and Cultural Center's Winter Dance Festival 2022

April 23, 2022
Downtown, Santa Cruz, CA

Choreographed and performed by Kat Brault & Alexandra Mannings

Collection of short films based on my natal chart.
Created during SPACECRAFT with Blair Bogin / sisterbride
Presented in a group show at Trans Neptune Gallery 

April 19, 2022
Trans Neptune Gallery (Los Angeles/online) 

Conceived and created by Kat Brault

Evening length solo show. Pulling from tarot and rooted in dance, the work spans artistic mediums and includes comedy, acting, karaoke, a funeral, a gender reveal party, and a baptism.
Created as artist-in-residence at Indexical during Summer/Fall 2021.

November 20, 2021
Indexical, Santa Cruz, CA

Conceived and performed by Kat Brault

in collaboration with:
Janice Daughters - music/direction/writing
Alexandra Mannings, Mel Lebrecque, Sienna Ballou - choreography
ash m. cruz - lighting/projection
Veriche Blackwell - set design
Soph Alvarez - costume design

Accompanying zine/program.

UC Santa Cruz Vocal Music Senior Recital for Robert Jefferey
Filmed in Davenport, CA

May 2021
Online

Choreography by Kat Brault
Performance by Kat Brault and Robert Jefferey
Singing by Robert Jefferey
Videography by Veriche Blackwell 

Evening length work with cast of 22 dancers. Senior Thesis by Kat Brault for degrees in Dance and Feminist Studies.
Presented at UC Santa Cruz Chautauqua New Works Festival at The Barn Theater

May 23-26, 2019
Barn Theater, UC Santa Cruz

Directed by: Kat Brault
Sound by: Kumi Maxson (additional sound by Henry Birdsey and John Coltrane)
Lighting by: ash m. cruz
Co-created and performed by: Anna Adamski, Kat Brault, Destiny Dyas, Lucia Flexer-Marshall, Cindy Gao, Jay Holm, Robert Jeffrey, Devon Johnson, Rye Kelly, Danielle Kolker, Mel Labrecque, Kumi Maxson, Cam McKay, Thomas Ng, Arianna Nocelo, Shelia Omead, Arina Romanova, Meg Schneider, Elizabeth Schwartz, Deneka Siu, Helena Veum, Amy Wilson

Accompanying zine/program.

A collaborative work featuring all trans/gender non-conforming artists.
Presented at Random With A Purpose XXVII: Via

February 17-19 & 21-24, 2019
Second Stage, UC Santa Cruz

Choreography by Kat Brault and Rio Saul-Garcia
Sound by Kumi Maxson
Lighting by ash m. cruz
Co-created and performed by: Jay Holm, Mel Labrecque, Kumi Maxson, Cam McKay, Meg Schneider, Serene 

Presented at Random With A Purpose XXVI: Multiverse

February 16-18 & 22-25, 2018
Main Stage, UC Santa Cruz

Choreography by Kat Brault
Sound by Kumi Maxson
Lighting & Projections by Spencer Doughtie
Dancers: Chloe Rosen, Alyssa Rose, Juan Chavez, Sophia Kang, Sonja Brunner, Aurora, Cam McKay, Elizabeth Schwartz, Lucia Flexer-Marshall, Kaitlyn Fly, Makenna Pearlman-Bantillo, Mika Ballmer, Michael Menzer, Madeline