Solo works include STATE OF DARKNESS (1988), commissioned by The American Dance Festival and received a Bessie Choreography award, (Peter Boal, principal dancer with The New York City Ballet was awarded a 2000 Bessie Performance award for his revival performance of STATE OF DARKNESS); PROVENANCE UNKNOWN (1989), a co-commission by The Kitchen and Dance Chance; THE FLOOR DANCES (1989), commissioned by the Dia Art Foundation, BARDO (1990) and POLA'A (1996), commissioned by Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival; PLACE (1992), commissioned by The Joyce Theater and WITCHES' FLOAT (1993), commissioned by the Krannert Center at the University of Illinois.  CHANNEL (1993), SIGHTINGS (1993), NULLARBOR (1993), TILLIBOYO/ESCALAY(1993), SITA (1995) and TRACE (1997) all premiered at The Joyce Theater, and REGIONS (1995) premiered at the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center.  Recent works include LA MUSE MENAGERE (1998), commissioned by Mills College, TALA (1998), VOICES (1999), commissioned by Theatre Artaud, San Francisco, ISLAND (2000), WEATHERING (2000), commissioned by the Asian Cultural Council and SIGNS/LANDMARK (2001), commissioned by the New National Theater, Tokyo.

Ms. Fenley's work has been presented throughout the United States, South America, Europe, Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and Hong Kong.  She has choreographed works for the Ohio Ballet (FERAL, 1986); the Australian Dance Theatre (A DESCENT INTO THE MAELSTROM, 1986); for the Deutsche Oper Ballet of Berlin (BRIDGE OF DREAMS, 1994); for the National Ballet School of Canada (INNER ENCHANTMENTS, 1986); for the Performing Dance Company at the University of Utah (TIMBRAL INVENTIONS, 1999), ESCALAY, 1999) and I AND YOU RESEMBLE EACH OTHER, NOW, 1999); for Peter Boal (WAITING FOR RAIN, 2002) and for the Korea/Japan Performing Arts Exchange Association (KURO SHIO, 2003), and DESERT SEA (2005) for the Repertory Dance Theater, Salt Lake City.  Her work has also been performed by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Elisa Monte and David Brown, Dance Alloy, Young Soon Kim Dance Company, Peggy Baker Dance Projects, Richard Move, Felicia Norton and Li Chiao-Ping.  Her work resides in the repertory companies of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, the University of Georgia at Athens and Mills College in Oakland, California.  LATITUDES (1997), a dance for the web commissioned by the Dia Art Foundation, can be viewed at www.diacenter.org/fenley/title.html.