February 24th, 2006
Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art at West Bank Arts Quarter | Minneapolis, Minnesota
As part of the anchoring night of the 2006 Spark Festival, Room was performed with Johari Mayfield dancing and Randy Gibson on computer processing.
August 27th, 2005
Boulder International Fringe Festival at Boulder Theater | Boulder, Colorado
The finale performance of the 2005 Fringe Festival at the landmark Boulder Theater
August 20 -
28, 2005
Kim Olson / Sweetedge | Boulder International Fringe Festival at Naropa Performing Arts Center | Boulder, Colorado
June 16 -
18, 2005
Notes In Motion at Gerald W. Lynch Theater | New York City
A night of dance produced by Amanda Selwyn Dance Theater featured Johari Mayfield and Randy Gibson's Room
June 4 -
8, 2003
Notes In Motion at University Settlement | New York City
November 22 -
24, 2002
Irey Theatre | Boulder, Colorado
October 11 -
13, 2002
The Erick Hawkins Legacy Forum at Hunter College | New York City
A revised version of Twilight Tear was performed with the dance by Michelle Nance
August 2 -
11, 2002
Interstate Dance Collective at Minnesota Fringe Festival | Minneapolis, Minnesota
Gibson's iconic early scream work Julia with choreography by Michelle Nance
November 16 -
18, 2001
Irey Theatre | Boulder, Colorado
September 21 -
23, 2001
Irey Theatre | Boulder, Colorado
Music for the choreographers Michelle Nance and Jen Arnone
May 3 -
5, 2001
Bessie Schönberg Theater at Sarah Lawrence College | Bronxville, New York
Music for Asphalt Walk: Rewound to Last Winter on the Horizon of this Beach
April 30th, 2001
Irey Theatre | Boulder, Colorado
March 6th, 2001
Boulder Public Library | Boulder, Colorado
Randy Gibson's first fully produced concert of his own work including performances of Julia and En as well as works by Keiko Abe, Matthew Hupert, and Tomas Schmit.
October 26 -
29, 2000
Irey Theatre | Boulder, Colorado
Randy Gibson's first commissioned work There Comes A Time... was part of an evening of performances by Lauren Beale at the University of Colorado.
