Dear Kiko

At Littlefield, **Dear Kiko** arrives as a live dance work shaped for an intimate Brooklyn room. It moves like a letter written in the body, tracking what it means to address someone absent or out of reach, and how memory changes when it is performed in real time. In a city where genres blur and personal archive becomes public material, the piece reads as part of New York’s ongoing conversation about identity and belonging. Its restraint suggests confidence in movement over explanation.