This local performer-choreographer has made some serious, brainy dances in her career, examining complicated issues like cultural identity and migration, but Lockyer is also just a beautiful dancer, making elegant sense out of whatever physical challenges come her way. All of these skills should be in evidence in her newest work, Consumed, a solo reflection on 20 years of dancing and dance making. It incorporates storytelling, video, and pop music as Lockyer charts the mysteries of the corporeal world. On the Boards (Studio Theater), 100 W. Roy St., 217-9888, www.ontheboards.org. $12-$18. 8 p.m. Wed., March 26-Sun., March 30. SANDRA KURTZ
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