Dance like no one likes you

A one-person show that details the plight of a freelance dancer lost in the gig economy and his mundane interests.  Delve into the politics of the dance world, marvel at Sean's sparkling résumé (you'll get a copy), and witness their long-lasting admiration for Japanese pop stars in action.
Performed July 10, 2018 for the HOT! Festival at Dixon Place (New York City, NY)
Performed June 17, 2018 for SoLow Fest at Performance Garage (Philadelphia, PA)
Performed June 13, 2018 for the SoLow Fest Launch Party at the Tattooed Mom (Philadelphia, PA)

orz

Yet another semi-autobiographical dance-chat in a series.  This time with choreographic contributions by the masters.
Performed March 23, 2018 at Meet The Naked Stark at the Children's Community School of West Philadelphia (Philadelphia, PA)

Event Space

A continuation of research on pop vocalists' dance routines, the work investigates these choreographies made for mass consumption.  Experimenting further, this piece draws together and scrambles both simple and complex passages of established works to extract the endurance, precision, and familiarity of the formulaic structures present in contemporary idol choreography.
Performed February 26, 2018 at the Leah Stein Studio Works Series at The Art Room (Philadelphia, PA)

Halation

A dance full of under-produced pop song demo track, classic idol movements, and performance patterns of varying specificity. Performed as a set, these song-and-dance numbers embody myriad inspiratory and provocative ideals.  With added text.
Performed November 11 and 12, 2017 for the ETC Performance Series at the Community Education Center (Philadelphia, PA)

It's pointless to decide which cloud is floating faster

A solo score built around honesty, authenticity, and sincerity, but not necessarily employing these attributes on the body.

Reviewed on The Dance Journal (PhiladelphiaDance.org)
Performed on November 12-13, 2016 for the ETC Series at the Community Education Center (Philadelphia, PA)
Also performed by Kat J. Sullivan on June 26, 2016 for Living a Making as part of SoLow Festival (Philadelphia, PA)

One Room Disco

A solo performance installation work focusing on living within one’s means, featuring dance, text, and interaction inside its tiny confines of fifteen minutes and ninety square feet.
Performed June 21, 2015 as part of SoLow Fest (Philadelphia, PA)

STBDancing

Sean Thomas Boyt's collection of choreographic, artistic, and collaborative work.
Photos by Khary Sharpe and Leah Stein