"It was interesting to see how a dance is made," he said. "I haven't seen a lot of dance, and it was interesting to see just how much work is put into it. I mean, you always know there is a lot of work, but seeing it in the process was eye-opening."

Call said he was glad to be working with video in parts of the production. "I have made short films in the past, but this one is more like a moving piece of texture. And it is made to be part of a collaboration. And I was inspired a lot from the dancing. It was a good collaborative relationship."

Relationships is the theme that seems to be the focus on the repertoire for this production. Along with the new work, Boye-Christensen is revisiting last year's "Lost," a work she collaborated with on four Hispanic gang-members-turned-artists; "The Visit," about a visit to a mental hospital; "Bridge," inspired by the Shakers' religion; and excerpts from "Chairs Basically."

"Dance is an art form where people can interpret a work any way they want or can," said Boye-Christensen. "It all depends on a person's experience. And as dancers and choreographers, we bring up issues in a way that enhances lives."

If you go

What: Interiors, Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company

Where: Rose Wagner Center, 138 W. 300 South

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When: Thursday through Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; also Saturday and Dec. 14, 2 p.m.

How much: $20

Phone: 355-2787, 888-451-2787

Web: www.arttix.org

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E-mail: scott@desnews.com

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