Sunday night’s performance of Saint Louis Dance Theatre’s newest production, (RE)Build opened with Notes on a Farewell, originally premiered by the company in May 2024 and choreographed by Tommie-Waheed Evans. The piece is a rush of virtuosic movement and bold unison sections typical of the company’s repertory. A handful of thin lights were suspended along the back of the stage dimly lighting the nine dancers in alternating warm tones. After breaking into various combinations of duets and solos with, among other familiar love ballads, “A Song For You” cycling in and out of a disjointed and echoing soundtrack, the work culminated with a pulsing electronic beat and high energy unison: tossing limbs, stomping feet, and undulating spines peppered with elongated positions of the arms and legs amid impressive turns, lifts, and leaps. Slowly, the lights looming above the dancers disappeared, and we were left with a single performer dancing alone in dim light as the curtain lowered. Notes on a Farewell serves as an apt example of the athletic prowess of this particular group of dancers.