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PUNTO DE INFLEXIÓN

 

welcome

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[ 01 ]

What Have We Lost?

[ Type ]

Interdisciplinary Performance

[ Year ]

2026

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[ 02 ]

What Have We Lost? wip

[ Type ]

Dance

[ Year ]

2025

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[ 03 ]

From the Borderlands to the Roots

[ Type ]

Multimedia Performance

[ Year ]

2023

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[ 04 ]

downcast

[ Type ]

Dance

[ Year ]

2021

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[ 05 ]

Vanished Vibrations

[ Type ]

Performance

[ Year ]

2021

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[ 06 ]

800 South

[ Type ]

Dance Film

[ Year ]

2021

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our work - (slide)       

“For a work about loss, the work is very full. Dense, layered, fast, funny, fierce, beautiful. The vignettes pile up. The dancers push through with extraordinary force.”

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Mitsu Salmon, loveDANCEmore

“Fearless, fierce and indomitable in human spirit: The Utah Review’s Top Ten Moments of the Utah Enlightenment in 2025.”

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Les Roka, The Utah Review

“Superb Punto de Inflexión’s From the Borderlands to the Roots, part of Corriente Alterna festival, suspends us between struggle and celebration.”

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Matthew Ivan Bennett, The Utah Review

“The evening ended with a very strong work titled downcast performed by Jara, Kolbeck, and Bourgeault underneath a single hanging flood lamp. The lamp was very close in proximity to the front row of the audience and the piece was expertly choreographed and performed.”

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Jeff Slayton, LA Dance Chronicle

“The piece I saw at the Art Barn was Stephanie García’s demanding but beautiful solo Vanished Vibrations, presented as a part of García’s Flash Project residency, made in collaboration with PROArtes México, Punto de Inflexión Dance Company and video artist Peter Hay. I found the opening of this solo particularly moving..”

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Samuel Hanson, loveDANCEmore

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