In Lauren Warhol Caldwell’s “...there was a Girl,” three performers weave a delicate, immersive experience that unfolds like a quiet storm. Through lyrical storytelling and movement, they bring to life a universal conflict—felt but rarely spoken.

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Gregg Jones portrays the antagonist, Warhol Caldwell leads the journey, and Ani Collier expresses the protagonist through movement and interpretive dance, carrying us along the thin edge between humor and tragedy, navigating a world where something lingers just beneath the surface. What happens between them is only part of the story.

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The rest is left for you to uncover.