Four of Nashville’s most sought-after dance talents share the stage in a multifaceted performance of longer-form works that explore global anxieties, personal identity, and spiritual fulfillment. Dogs Eat Wind reprises and expands their sensational group piece “help up, help down,” which fully captures the irony and borderline hilarity of trying to exist in today’s world. In separate solo performances, Becca Hoback’s “place” and Spencer Grady’s “spine” each mine personal histories to present some of their most experimental, vulnerable, and dynamic work yet. With her signature soulful flair, Kourtney “Koko” French shares “Almost Lost,” a group piece that challenges us to recenter amidst the chaos and lean on community to remind us of who we are. This must-see collection of choreography promises to be one of the Festival highlights, recharging the body, mind, and spirit.