Berg Jones & Sarvis make public artworks that range from abstract modern dance to raucous physical theater. Ardent collaborators, they have created new works with other artists including dancers Ann Carlson, Susan Foster, Jonathan Lunn, Daniel McCusker, Susan Rose, Debra Wanner, and Renee Wadleigh; actor/director Davis Robinson; poet Stu Kestenbaum; painter Alan Bray; and musicians Chris Moore and Brad Terry. Committed to their roles of citizens and teachers, they have taught and created performances in more than 100 Maine towns. They also teach in the Department of Theater and Dance at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine.

"…the raucous physicality of [Gretchen Berg] fills your eyes."
–Village Voice

Gretchen Berg was a member of Celebration Mime Theater and toured with New England Vaudeville Revue. Earning an Masters in Education from Harvard University in 1998, she works exstensively with teachers and graduate students, designing innovative ways to incorporate theater and dance in a variety of educational settings.

"Gwyneth Jones is a spitfire of a dancer…irrepressible."
–New York Times

Gwyneth Jones was a member of NYC's Dan Wagoner and Dancers for five years, has worked as a guest artist at London Contemporary Dance Theater, and performed with Ram Island Dance Company. In 1996 she was awarded a Maine Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship.

"Paul Sarvis' grace and stage presence allow him to captivate his audience."
–Portland Press Herald

Paul Sarvis was originally a folk dancer, performing and teaching Scottish dance across the U.S. and Canada. As a modern dancer he has danced with Liz Lerman in Washington, D.C., both June Finch and Debra Wanner in NYC, Ram Island Dance Company in Maine, and Gloria Unti in San Francisco.