 resident at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, the company created and presented The You Show (2010) and The Tempest Replica (2011). The company originally signed on for a two year deal that was later extended to three years, ending in 2013.

The You Show explored different kinds of conflicts that can exist in a relationship between two people. The piece was split into four duet sections; A Picture of You Falling, The Other You, Das Glashaus, and A Picture of You Flying.  The first, A Picture of You Falling, is the only section that existed before the company's residency in Frankfurt and was performed by Peter Chu and Anne Plamondon. Voice over cues described a previous conflict, the setting of a simple room, and physical cues like, "this is you reaching back" that were executed by the dancers. The Other You is a duet with Eric Beauchesne and Jiri Pokorny. The two men appeared eerily similar, dressed in identical suits and of the same size and build who moved directly and dynamically. Das Glashaus, performed by Cindy Salgado and Yannick Matthon, was accompanied by a symphony of broken glass, put together by longtime composer and collaborator Owen Belton. The final section, A Picture of You Flying, was a humorous segment that complemented the  more serious nature of the earlier three parts. Jermaine Spivey and Sandra Marin Garcia performed as caped superheroes struggling with ordinary relationship problems, involving double identities and comic elements.  The You Show originally premiered in Frankfurt and later toured internationally. 

At the beginning of her research for The Tempest Replica, Pite intended to use film noir as her inspiration but found they lacked "enough humanity and spirituality". The Tempest Replica was then based on William Shakespeare's play The Tempest. Using Shakespeare's characters and setting, Pite re-created the shipwreck at the beginning of the play using dance as a new platform to interpret the original story. In the beginning of the piece, Prospero appears in regular clothing while the other dancers are dressed in grey and wearing large masks. The masked dancers move robotically and are manipulated by Prospero, played by Eric Beauchesne. Prospero later performs several duets and trios with the other dancers during the second half. Throughout the piece scene numbers and lines from the original script were projected to created a play-within-a-
resident at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, the company created and presented The You Show (2010) and The Tempest Replica (2011). The ship's company primitively signed on for a two year deal that was by and by extended to three years, end in 2013. 

 The You Show explore different kind of battle that can exist in a relationship between two multitude. The piece was split into four couple section; A Picture of You Falling, The Other You, Das Glashaus, and A Picture of You Flying.   The first, A Picture of You hang, is the only section that existed before the ship's company's residency in Frankfurt and was performed by Peter Chu and Anne Plamondon. Voice over cues described a former conflict, the mount of a simple room, and physical cues like, " this is you reach back " that were executed by the dancers. The Other You is a duet with Eric Beauchesne and Jiri Pokorny. The two men appear eerily similar, dressed in identical suits and of the same size and build who moved directly and dynamically. Das Glashaus, performed by Cindy Salgado and Yannick Matthon, was accompanied by a symphony of broken field glass, put together by longtime composer and collaborator Owen Belton. The concluding incision, A Picture of You Flying, was a humorous section that complemented the   more serious nature of the earlier three parts. Jermaine Spivey and Sandra Marin Garcia performed as caped superheroes struggling with ordinary kinship problems, involving double identities and comic elements.   The You Show originally premiered in Frankfurt and later toured internationally. 

 At the beginning of her research for The Tempest Replica, Pite intended to practice film noir as her inhalation but determine they lacked " enough humanity and spiritualty ". The Tempest Replica was then based on William Shakespeare's play The Tempest. Using Shakespeare's characters and setting, Pite re - created the shipwreck at the beginning of the play using dance as a modern platform to represent the original story. In the beginning of the piece, Prospero look in regular clothing while the early dancers are dressed in grey and wearing big masks. The masked dancers move robotically and are manipulated by Prospero, play by Eric Beauchesne. Prospero later performs several duets and trios with the other dancers during the second half. Throughout the piece view numbers and lines from the original handwriting were projected to created a play - within - a-
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resident at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, the company created The Show (2010) The Tempest Replica on a two year that was later to three years, ending in 2013. You Show explored different kinds of conflicts that can exist in a relationship two people. The piece was split into four duet sections; A Picture of Falling, Other Das and A Picture of You Flying. The first, A Picture of You Falling, is the only that existed before the company's residency in Frankfurt was performed by Peter and Anne Plamondon. Voice over described previous conflict, setting a room, and physical like, "this is you reaching back" that were executed by the dancers. The Other You is a with Eric Jiri Pokorny. two appeared similar, dressed in and of the same size and directly and dynamically. Das Glashaus, performed by Cindy and Yannick was accompanied by a symphony of glass, put together by longtime composer and collaborator Belton. The final section, A Picture of You Flying, was a humorous segment that complemented serious nature of the three parts. Jermaine and Marin performed caped superheroes with ordinary relationship problems, involving double identities and comic elements. The Show originally premiered in Frankfurt and later toured internationally. At of research for The Replica, Pite intended to film as her inspiration but lacked humanity Tempest was based on William Shakespeare's The Tempest. Using Shakespeare's characters setting, Pite re-created the the play using dance as a new platform interpret the original story. In the beginning the piece, Prospero appears in regular clothing while the other dancers are in grey large masks. The masked dancers move robotically and manipulated by Prospero, played Eric Beauchesne. Prospero later performs several duets and trios the dancers during second half. Throughout piece scene numbers lines from the were projected created play-within-a-
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the You Show exPLoRed differeNt kInds of confliCts That caN eXisT In a reLatIonshIp betwEEn two pEople. The pIeCE was spLIt into fOUR dUet sEctions; A Picture of yOu fAlling, The Other you, Das glAShAUS, anD A PIcture of YoU FLying.  tHe first, a piCTURe oF you Falling, is tHe only sectiON thAt exisTeD beFOre the CompaNy'S ResIdency in FraNkfuRt and was pErformED by PeteR chu and ANne PlaMonDon. voicE OvEr CueS dEScrIBeD a pREviOus conflIcT, tHe setTing OF A SImplE roOm, anD physIcal cues like, "tHis Is yoU ReaChing Back" tHat wErE execUted by The daNcErs. The Other You iS a duEt with EriC BeAuCheSnE and JIRi PokoRny. the Two men aPpeared EEriLy SIMIlAr, dressed in identicAl SUItS and of thE same sIZe AnD Build who MoVed DireCTLy and DynaMIcAlly. Das GLashauS, PeRfOrmed by ciNdy SalGaDo aNd YAnnicK mattHon, was AccompanIed by A Symphony of brokEN glass, put togeTHeR BY lONgtiMe cOmposer and cOllaBOratOr OwEN BEltON. The fInal sEcTIoN, a Picture of You Flying, WaS a humoRous sEgment that comPlemented tHE  MOre serioUs naTUrE Of the earlier thRee paRts. JermainE spivey anD SandRa Marin GArcia perfORMed as capEd sUpeRheRoeS STrUggling with orDINary ReLationsHip ProblemS, inVolVinG doUbLe identitIes and coMiC eLeMeNts.  the YoU show origInAllY pRemIered IN FrankFurt aNd laTeR tOUreD internATiONAlly. 

at ThE begInnInG of heR resEArcH for The tempest RePliCA, PitE iNtEnded to Use film noir as HeR inspiratiOn But Found tHEY lacked "eNough humanity and spirituALity". The temPest REpliCa was then BasEd on WiLliAM ShakeSpeare'S play thE TeMPEst. UsING SHakEsPeare's charACTerS and sEtTing, pite re-cReated the shipwreck AT thE beginning of tHe pLay uSINg DanCE aS A neW pLAtfORM to interpret the Original stOrY. in The beginniNG of ThE piece, PRospero AppeaRS in reguLar clothiNg while thE oTher DANceRs are dressEd in grey And wearinG Large MAsKs. The MasKed danCeRs mOve roBoticaLLy aNd are ManipuLaTed by PRospeRo, Played by eric Beauchesne. Prospero lAter peRformS seVeral duetS anD TriOs with the OtheR dancers duRinG thE secoNd hALf. ThrOughOUt The PIece sCene NUmbers and LInEs fROM tHe original sCRIPt wEre prOjeCTed to cReatEd a play-within-a-
 resident at KünstlerhausMousonturm , the  co mpa ny  cre ated  and presented TheYou Show (2010) and Th e Tem pe s t Re p li ca (2 011). T h ec o mpa ny  o rig in a ll y sig ned  on for  a two yea r d ea l that was l a te r extended  to  three years , e ndingin  20 1 3.

T heYou S how ex p loreddifferent  k i nds of conflic t s  t hatcan exist in a re l at i onship between  two p eo p le . The  pi ece was sp li t int o  four d u et s e cti o ns; A Picture  of You Fal l ing , TheOt her You, D as Gl as h aus , and A Pic ture  of You F lying.  The fi r st, A P icture  of  Yo u Fa l li ng , i st heo nl y s e cti on thatex is ted b efor e t h e co mpa ny's  resi dency in Fran kfu rt a n d w as pe rform ed b yPeter  Chu a nd An ne  Plamondon. Voi ce o ver cuesdes cr ibe da pre v ious c onf lic t, thesetting ofas i m pl e room, and physic al c ue s like,"thisi syo u  reachin gbac k" t h a t wer e ex e cu ted by t he dan c er s.  The Ot he r Youis  adue t wit h  Eri c Beau chesne a nd Ji r i Pokorny. The two men appea r ed e er i ly s imi lar, dresse d in iden tica l  s uit s  andof th es am e  size and build who  m oved d irect ly and dynami cally. Das G l ashaus,perf o rm e d by Cindy Sal gadoand Yannic k  Matthon , was  accompa nied by a s ymphonyofbro ken  gl a s s,  put together b y lo ng time co mpo ser and  co lla bor ato rOwen Belt on. Thefi na lse cti on, A Pictureof  Yo uFly ing,w as a h umoro us s eg me n t t hat com p le m e nted  t he   mo rese rious  nat u reof theearlier t hre e  par ts .Jermain e Spivey andSa ndra Marin  G arc ia per f o rmed ascaped superheroes strug g ling wi thordin aryrelations hip  probl ems ,  invol ving d ouble  i den t i tiesa n dcom ic  elements. The  YouSh ow o riginal ly premiered in Fr a nkf urt and later  to ured i nt ern a ti o nal ly .  
A t  the beginningof her res ea r ch  for The T e mpe st  Replic a, Pite  inte n ded touse filmnoir as h er  ins p i rat ion but fo und they  lacked " e nough hu manit y a nd spi ri tua lity" . TheT emp est R eplica  w as the n bas ed  on Will iam Shakespeare's playThe Te mpest . U sing Shak esp e are 's charac ters  and setti ng,  Pi te re -cr e atedthes hi pwr e ck at  the beginning of  th e pl ay using da n c e  as  a ne w p l atform  tointerpret the ori g inal story. In  the b egi nni n g of  t he piece, Pros per oa p pears in  r egular clot hing whi le the o ther d ancers  are dr e s se d  in gr ey a ndwearing l arg em asks. T he  m a sked d ance rs  moveroboti c ally a nd are manipulat ed by P rospe r o,playe dby Eric Beau chesne. Pr ospero late r perf orms  seve ral due ts  and t rio swith the o t her dance rs du ring th eseco ndhalf.Thro u g houtthepi ece  scene nu m b er s  a nd lin es f rom t he  ori ginal scr i pt werepro j ected t ocre a t ed a p l ay - w ithin-a-
 resident_at Künstlerhaus_Mousonturm, the company created_and presented_The_You Show_(2010)_and The Tempest_Replica (2011). The_company originally signed on_for a two_year_deal that was later extended to three years, ending in 2013.

The You Show explored_different_kinds of_conflicts_that_can exist in a relationship_between two people. The piece_was split_into four duet sections; A Picture of You_Falling,_The Other You,_Das Glashaus, and A Picture of You Flying. _The first, A Picture of You_Falling, is the_only_section_that existed before the_company's residency in Frankfurt and was_performed by Peter Chu and Anne_Plamondon. Voice over cues described a previous_conflict, the setting of a simple_room, and physical cues like,_"this is_you reaching back" that were_executed by the_dancers. The_Other You is_a duet with Eric Beauchesne and_Jiri Pokorny. The_two men appeared eerily similar, dressed_in_identical suits and_of_the_same size_and build who_moved_directly and_dynamically._Das Glashaus, performed by Cindy Salgado_and_Yannick Matthon, was accompanied by a symphony_of broken glass, put_together_by longtime composer and_collaborator Owen Belton. The final_section, A Picture of You Flying,_was a_humorous segment_that complemented the  more serious nature of the earlier three_parts. Jermaine Spivey and Sandra Marin_Garcia performed as caped_superheroes struggling_with_ordinary relationship problems,_involving_double identities_and comic elements.  The You Show_originally premiered_in Frankfurt and later toured internationally._

At the beginning of_her_research for The Tempest Replica, Pite_intended to use film noir as_her inspiration but found they_lacked_"enough_humanity and spirituality". The Tempest_Replica was then based on William_Shakespeare's play The_Tempest. Using Shakespeare's characters and setting, Pite_re-created_the shipwreck at the beginning of_the_play using dance as a new_platform_to_interpret the original story. In_the beginning of the piece, Prospero_appears in regular clothing while the other dancers are_dressed in grey_and wearing large masks. The_masked_dancers_move robotically and are manipulated by Prospero, played by Eric_Beauchesne. Prospero_later performs several_duets and trios with the other dancers during the second_half. Throughout the piece scene numbers and_lines from the original script were projected to created a play-within-a-