REVEALING THE
HIDDEN REALMS

DIES IRÆ​

Choreographed by Vincent Hardy

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Inspired by the vivid imagery of the Book of Revelation, Dies Irae brings to life the awe and majesty of the Four Living Creatures and the Lamb that was Slain, weaving a narrative of renewal and redemption. Through bold, visceral movement, the piece invites audiences into a profound reflection on the balance between chaos and divine order, mortality and eternal hope. Each moment is a powerful encounter, challenging us to consider the mysteries of life and the promise of restoration. What resonates with you in the movement? What emotions or revelations does it stir within?​​
 

Four Living Creatures - Revelation 4:6-11

Throne Room - Revelation 4-5

Sleeping Bride - Revelation 2:1-7

Bride in Bondage - Revelation 2:18-29

Martyrs - Revelation 6:9-11

Seven Seals - Revelation 6-8

The Lamps - Matthew 25:1-13

Myriad of Angels - Revelation 7:11-12

Dies Iræ - Revelation 8-9, 19

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Performed by the ZDP Company

Featuring Kevin Dakake as Yeshua

Sleeping Bride - Kayla Fessler (Friday), Jessica Lohr (Saturday)

Bride in Bondage - Gabriel Francisco Richardson (Friday), McKenna Brooks (Saturday)

Martyrs - Kayla Franklin (Sat.), Gavin Haas, Abigail Hardy (Sat.), Kaitlin Kinsey (Fri.), Anna Lee McLelland (Fri.), Hayden McLelland, Julie Shilling (Sat.),

Tina Tobias (Fri.)

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Music by Yoshiki, Yoshiki Studio Orchestra, General Sounds, Seraphim Bit-Kharibi, Nate Wonder, Roman GianArthur, Anne Sophie Versnaeyen, Gabriel Saban, Philippe Briand, Christian Reindl, Lucie Paradis, Karl Jenkins, West Kazakhstan Philharmonic Orchestra

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INTERMISSION - 15 Minutes

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SAY YES​

Choreographed by Vincent Hardy​​

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This deeply moving piece invites the audience on a journey of courage and surrender. Say Yes provokes a profound desire to fully embrace God’s love — to let go of walls, lies, and fears that hold us back. It explores the bravery required to say yes to God’s call, destiny, and divine purpose for our lives. Through raw and vulnerable movement, this work is a declaration of faith, a step into freedom, and an invitation to discover the beauty of being fully known and loved. What does your "yes" look like? How might it transform you?

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Performed by the ZDP Company

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Music by Shekinah Glory

Excerpt of Spoken Word by Iyanla Vonzant

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COME TO ME​

Choreographed by Abigail Hardy​​​

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Drawing inspiration from the words of Matthew 11:28-30, Come to Me is an invitation to lay down the heaviness we carry and step into the rest and gentleness of Christ. Through tender, flowing movement, the piece embodies the promise of release from burdens and the transformative power of divine love. It beckons the weary and the brokenhearted to surrender and find restoration in the One whose yoke is easy and burden is light. What does it mean to truly let go? How might you experience the rest that your soul longs for?

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Performed by ZION II Artists - Ashlee David, Diné Davis, Emma Hughes,

Faith Lane, Kiana Sanderson, and Heather Wolle

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Music by Dan Forrest, Beckenhorst Singers​​​

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ORACLES

Choreographed by Vincent Hardy​

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A journey into the ancient and divine, Oracles embodies the visions and revelations found in the book of Revelation, channeling the wisdom, power, and prophetic declarations of old. The dancers move through realms of spiritual trance and manifestation, inviting the audience to ponder the timeless truths spoken through the ages. This work opens a space to connect with the Spirit of truth and the mystery of God’s revelation. How does this piece speak to you? What oracles might it awaken in your own soul?​​

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Performed by the ZDP Company

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Music by Mandharu, Dead Can Dance, Pranguí and Eric Zang

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