NEVE (they, he, and she in a gay way) is a multidisciplinary terpsichorean (of dance and lyric poetry) fabulist of the stage, street, page, and screen. They are a punk, a Black “Indigenous creature” (Mahas Nubian, Chickasaw), and a disability justice activist. Beginning in 2018, NEVE wrote, produced, and performed four original musical theatre works throughout Seattle and at Performance Space New York. He is a 2020 Pina Bausch Fellow and a 2022 United States Artists Disability Futures Fellow. In 2022, they starred in Miku, and the Gods by Julia Izumi, earning praise from Broadway World. She is currently editing her first book of poetry. In 2024, NEVE studied with George Gallagher in the Actor’s Instinct Training Program. They last appeared onstage starring in Centenary Stage Co.’s staged reading of Lessons From a Jellyfish. NEVE creates weird, sexy, hysterical, frightening, lush, lyrical performance art to open hearts, holes, minds, and paradigms and to further their goals of ethical and responsible interstellar travel and the liberation of all beings.
- Access. Movement. Play. (A.M.P.) Residency Program
- 2025 A.M.P. Residency Artists
