Beneath the hallowed sanctuary of Hope United Church of Christ, the audience of Leverage’s concert “Refractions of Being” finds themselves. Illuminated by the sterile white lights of the church’s basement, Leverage’s fourth concert in their series “Spiritual Architecture & Sacred Spaces” began. The unconventional use of space that Leverage is well known for is immediately made evident as the audience is corralled into a corner facing a rectangular hole in the wall that looks into the church’s cafeteria space. There is a stark informality to being shepherded into such a space to watch dance. Though the program speaks of inviting people “to participate in an experience of shared spiritual intention,” it feels discordant to begin the concert in a space that is charged with such mundanity. However, there is spirituality even in the commonplace, and the mundane will soon bubble with vibrancy as the dancers of Leverage enter the space.