Upcoming:

asphodel

14 April 2026 at 4:30pm

Goodwin Hall at the Peabody Institute

In fulfillment of Suzanka Belik's degree in Horn Performance, this culminating horn performance will feature solo works for the instrument, chamber music, dance, and Suzanka's own immersive visual and multimedia artworks projected across the stage. Following along from dawn to midnight, this show will encompass the liminal emotions of progressing onward to a new phase, tracing a moment in life from beginning to end. 

Asphodel features Hanna Lee and Kisiah Waters on piano, CJ Li on violin, Penelope Shvarts on guitar, voice by Timothy Moss, dance and choreography by Helena Merlino, and audiovisual support from Alejandro Quiles.

This non-ticketed performance at the Peabody Institute is open to the public. Non-affiliates should enter at the front steps and ask the security desk for directions to Goodwin Hall. 

Livestream information coming soon.

INVISIBLE CITIES

3 March 2026 at 7:30pm

April Performances and Film T.B.A.

2640 Space, Baltimore MD

Composer Marcus Hart presents his culminating undergraduate project: a stunning contemporary ballet in nine movements, inspired by the Italo Calvino novel. 

This performance features Suzanka Belik as both set designer and live visual performer, using a series of nine paper, fabric, and cellophane backdrops made by hand to accompany each movement, moved and reconfigured live in tandem with Hart's composition. These dynamic artworks are projected directly onto the stage in real time using a vintage overhead projector.

Tickets are available on Eventbrite.

April dates and announcements about the film coming soon!

Past Projects:

TERRAmusica

9 March 2025 at 7pm

Cohen-Davison Family Theatre at the Peabody Institute

In every culture, from every perspective, intertwined with every possible experience of human life, there is Earth. Our natural surroundings make up the very fabric of who we are and how we identify. They are the canvases where our lives unfold, the beds where we wake and rest, and the foundation upon which our imagination takes root. Tonight, we will walk an auditory path together through stories both real and fantastic, following rivers, plains, oceans, and forests which anchor us to our places, deepening our sense of belonging and helping us to better understand ourselves. By recognizing these vital nonhuman characters in our own narratives, we affirm our responsibility to planetary justice, honoring the Earth, as it has always sustained since the beginning of time.

This concert is made possible by wonderful collaboration between eleven classical musicians , two choreographers, one student composer, and one incredible audiovisual engineer. Together, we interweave music with visual art, dance, and narrative to bring you an experience of planetary hope. Our wish is that you leave this room with a renewed love for the land beneath your feet, remembering that you are part of a vast, interconnected world—from the water and soil to the grass and trees, to the birds and deer that share this space with us as we all make our lives here on Earth. 

Musicians: Suzanka Belik, Kisiah Waters, Joey Li, Andrew Egerstrom, Bryan Bennett, AJ Hudson, Parker Tremaine, Zelin Wang, Hailey Unger, Olina Kilbury, Soumili Mukherjee

Dancers: Marie-Amelle Thenoz and Lina Miller, choreographers; Victoria Thomas

Audiovisual Support and Recording by Alejandro Quiles

This non-ticketed performance at the Peabody Institute is open to the public. Non-affiliates should enter at the front steps and ask the security desk for directions to the Cohen-Davison Family Theatra.