Jenna Tico
Jenna is a ninth-generation Santa Barbara native and full-time storyteller. She got her start as a firebird on the Summer Solstice stage in 1993, and has been disrupting public spaces ever since. Jenna graduated from Scripps College in 2012, where she was introduced to Contact Improvisation, and began a 3-year journey of teaching and performing all over the world. While living in Berkeley, she completed Interchange Counseling Institute's yearlong training, and deepened her faith in the intersection between movement and the written word as a means for transformation. Jenna took this inspiration (quite literally) home while choreographing Hair at SBHS in May 2016; which inspired her, along with other local artists, to start intergenerational arts and nature-based collaborative TOTEM. Jenna is, among many other things, a grand/daughter, flash-mobber, hiker, traveler, writer, and friend. This is her 4th year attending Lucidity and 3rd year collaborating, and she is elated to be back with
her family. Jenna is also a regular collaborator with Lucidity Festival, SBCAST, and World Dance for Humanity, and has been featured by Hostelling International, PechaKucha 20x20, Real Simple, Passwords, and The Manifest-Station. She also authored Art Fisher's Santa Barbara Summer Solstice in 2014.