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🔊 Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

Coming 🆙 at Danspace Project

🌱 Stacy Matthew Spence: “With in, Around, With out… me” | April 23–25 at 5:30PM

🌱 Danspace Project Gala 2026 Honoring Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren | Tuesday, May 12

🌱 Malcolm-x Betts + Okwui Okpokwasili | Friday, May 22 at 8PM | Co-presented with Poetry Project

🌱 Samita Sinha & Collaborators: “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026” | Saturday, May 23 at 3PM

🌱 Ogemdi Ude: “MAJOR” | Friday, June 19 at 6PM | Co-presented with Prospect Park Alliance’s ReImagine Lefferts initiative

Coming 🆙 at Danspace Project

🌱 Stacy Matthew Spence: “With in, Around, With out… me” | April 23–25 at 5:30PM

🌱 Danspace Project Gala 2026 Honoring Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren | Tuesday, May 12

🌱 Malcolm-x Betts + Okwui Okpokwasili | Friday, May 22 at 8PM | Co-presented with Poetry Project

🌱 Samita Sinha & Collaborators: “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026” | Saturday, May 23 at 3PM

🌱 Ogemdi Ude: “MAJOR” | Friday, June 19 at 6PM | Co-presented with Prospect Park Alliance’s ReImagine Lefferts initiative

Coming 🆙 at Danspace Project

🌱 Stacy Matthew Spence: “With in, Around, With out… me” | April 23–25 at 5:30PM

🌱 Danspace Project Gala 2026 Honoring Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren | Tuesday, May 12

🌱 Malcolm-x Betts + Okwui Okpokwasili | Friday, May 22 at 8PM | Co-presented with Poetry Project

🌱 Samita Sinha & Collaborators: “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026” | Saturday, May 23 at 3PM

🌱 Ogemdi Ude: “MAJOR” | Friday, June 19 at 6PM | Co-presented with Prospect Park Alliance’s ReImagine Lefferts initiative

💙 Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project.

If interested, please fill out the rental inquiry form at the link in bio 🔗 For questions, please reach out to info@danspaceproject.org.

AVAILABLE DATES:
September 15–19, 2026
September 21–26, 2026
�December 14–19, 2026

📷: Photos by Savannah Lauren of “Double Blade” by Amanda Krische

💙 Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project.

If interested, please fill out the rental inquiry form at the link in bio 🔗 For questions, please reach out to info@danspaceproject.org.

AVAILABLE DATES:
September 15–19, 2026
September 21–26, 2026
�December 14–19, 2026

📷: Photos by Savannah Lauren of “Double Blade” by Amanda Krische

🌻🪻🌷 In response to the performances and events of Platform 2026: “Secret Gardens”, Writer-in-Residence Myssi Robinson is generating a visual and written apothecary—poetic writing, drawings, video, and other media—as a creative archive of the Platform that will accumulate in Danspace Project’s Online Journal Issue #19.

The images and plant offerings below were shared by each of the Platform artists as prompted by Robinson, synthesized into a poetic reflection. The plants offered here have also informed a curated tea offering to artists and audiences at each of the Platform performances and events as well.

“What plant kin helps your body survive?
Which breathing partners sit under your worldbuilding?

the herb that regulates that imbalance?
the early day coffee bean?
the tree outside the window?”

— Myssi Robinson (Platform 2026: Secret Gardens, Writer-in-Residence)

thank you eucalyptus
thank you turmeric
thank you rosemary
thank you lavender
thank you lemon balm
thank you skullcap
thank you milky oats
thank you ashwagandha
thank you vanilla touched coffee
thank you sativa hybrid cannabis
thank you oak tree right over there
thank you sumo seed and sumo tree
thank you succulents returned to earth
thank you orchid
thank you prayer plant for how the sun hits
thank you plants etched into skin
thank you black and oolong tea sipped alone and also with
thank you ginger
thank you balcony for the garden
gracias boca de dragón por tu viaje
thank you to all the breathing partners who keep us taking note
thank you lilies always fresh beside the work
thank you womb herbs
thank you nettle and your messenger Rochelle too
thank you mother oak
thank you collards sittin with bacon or mushroom lemon salt little honey
thank you snow pea shoots
thank you dandelion blooming and scattered about
thank you thyme
thank you again rosemary
thank you trees
thank you roses
thank you living archives
for being the medicine of our medicine makers

🌻🪻🌷 In response to the performances and events of Platform 2026: “Secret Gardens”, Writer-in-Residence Myssi Robinson is generating a visual and written apothecary—poetic writing, drawings, video, and other media—as a creative archive of the Platform that will accumulate in Danspace Project’s Online Journal Issue #19.

The images and plant offerings below were shared by each of the Platform artists as prompted by Robinson, synthesized into a poetic reflection. The plants offered here have also informed a curated tea offering to artists and audiences at each of the Platform performances and events as well.

“What plant kin helps your body survive?
Which breathing partners sit under your worldbuilding?

the herb that regulates that imbalance?
the early day coffee bean?
the tree outside the window?”

— Myssi Robinson (Platform 2026: Secret Gardens, Writer-in-Residence)

thank you eucalyptus
thank you turmeric
thank you rosemary
thank you lavender
thank you lemon balm
thank you skullcap
thank you milky oats
thank you ashwagandha
thank you vanilla touched coffee
thank you sativa hybrid cannabis
thank you oak tree right over there
thank you sumo seed and sumo tree
thank you succulents returned to earth
thank you orchid
thank you prayer plant for how the sun hits
thank you plants etched into skin
thank you black and oolong tea sipped alone and also with
thank you ginger
thank you balcony for the garden
gracias boca de dragón por tu viaje
thank you to all the breathing partners who keep us taking note
thank you lilies always fresh beside the work
thank you womb herbs
thank you nettle and your messenger Rochelle too
thank you mother oak
thank you collards sittin with bacon or mushroom lemon salt little honey
thank you snow pea shoots
thank you dandelion blooming and scattered about
thank you thyme
thank you again rosemary
thank you trees
thank you roses
thank you living archives
for being the medicine of our medicine makers

❤️ Off-Season: Nina Winthrop & Dancers present “Love”
Saturday, June 6 at 3:30PM
Free with RSVP

“Love” explores the dynamic nature of intimacy, partnership, and creative expression. Featuring three unique couples, this program explores harmony and tension, individuality and interdependence, competition and trust.

“Love” is a tribute to composer and musician Jon Gibson with whom Nina Winthrop had a loving and creative personal and professional partnership.

Performers:
Roxanne Steinberg & Oguri
Dana & Shinichi Iova-Koga
Mina Nishimura & Kota Yamazaki

Music: Jon Gibson

Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project. Fall 2026 rental dates are now available, see the link in bio for more details 🔗

📷: Photo of Nina Winthrop | Photo of Oguri and Roxanne Steinberg by Denise Leitner | Photo of Shinichi and Dana Iova-Koga by Claude Hofer | Photos of Mina Nishimura and Kota Yamazaki by Ian Douglas

❤️ Off-Season: Nina Winthrop & Dancers present “Love”
Saturday, June 6 at 3:30PM
Free with RSVP

“Love” explores the dynamic nature of intimacy, partnership, and creative expression. Featuring three unique couples, this program explores harmony and tension, individuality and interdependence, competition and trust.

“Love” is a tribute to composer and musician Jon Gibson with whom Nina Winthrop had a loving and creative personal and professional partnership.

Performers:
Roxanne Steinberg & Oguri
Dana & Shinichi Iova-Koga
Mina Nishimura & Kota Yamazaki

Music: Jon Gibson

Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project. Fall 2026 rental dates are now available, see the link in bio for more details 🔗

📷: Photo of Nina Winthrop | Photo of Oguri and Roxanne Steinberg by Denise Leitner | Photo of Shinichi and Dana Iova-Koga by Claude Hofer | Photos of Mina Nishimura and Kota Yamazaki by Ian Douglas

❤️ Off-Season: Nina Winthrop & Dancers present “Love”
Saturday, June 6 at 3:30PM
Free with RSVP

“Love” explores the dynamic nature of intimacy, partnership, and creative expression. Featuring three unique couples, this program explores harmony and tension, individuality and interdependence, competition and trust.

“Love” is a tribute to composer and musician Jon Gibson with whom Nina Winthrop had a loving and creative personal and professional partnership.

Performers:
Roxanne Steinberg & Oguri
Dana & Shinichi Iova-Koga
Mina Nishimura & Kota Yamazaki

Music: Jon Gibson

Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project. Fall 2026 rental dates are now available, see the link in bio for more details 🔗

📷: Photo of Nina Winthrop | Photo of Oguri and Roxanne Steinberg by Denise Leitner | Photo of Shinichi and Dana Iova-Koga by Claude Hofer | Photos of Mina Nishimura and Kota Yamazaki by Ian Douglas

❤️ Off-Season: Nina Winthrop & Dancers present “Love”
Saturday, June 6 at 3:30PM
Free with RSVP

“Love” explores the dynamic nature of intimacy, partnership, and creative expression. Featuring three unique couples, this program explores harmony and tension, individuality and interdependence, competition and trust.

“Love” is a tribute to composer and musician Jon Gibson with whom Nina Winthrop had a loving and creative personal and professional partnership.

Performers:
Roxanne Steinberg & Oguri
Dana & Shinichi Iova-Koga
Mina Nishimura & Kota Yamazaki

Music: Jon Gibson

Danspace’s “Off-Season” rental program provides an opportunity to self-produce performance productions at Danspace Project. Fall 2026 rental dates are now available, see the link in bio for more details 🔗

📷: Photo of Nina Winthrop | Photo of Oguri and Roxanne Steinberg by Denise Leitner | Photo of Shinichi and Dana Iova-Koga by Claude Hofer | Photos of Mina Nishimura and Kota Yamazaki by Ian Douglas

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

THIS SATURDAY! Join us at Danspace Project on Saturday, May 23 at 3PM for “Tremor: ongoing performance research, 2026“!

Audience is invited to experience the practice(s) of six artists in their collaborative performance research of “Tremor”, initiated by Samita Sinha, following an extended fall residency in Zanzibar.

“Tremor” is a living system of vibration encompassing voice, body, sound, and space. The practice and performance unfolds through processes of attunement, emergence, and resonance, traversing a vast range of states of aliveness uncontainable by language.

This shared practice and research is enacted by Samita Sinha, Ash Fure, Sunder Ganglani, Sunny Jain, Darrell Jones, and Daniel Neumann, with Sunil Bald conceiving space and Sarai Frazier designing light.

📷: Photos of Darrell Jones, Ash Fure, and Sunder Ganglani by Alice Feldt. Photo of Samita Sinha by Rachel Topham. Photo of Daniel Neumann by B Heldy. Photo of Sunny Jain by Adrien Tillmann.

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

The 89-year-old artist Joan Jonas was inspired by psychologist Bruno Bettelheim — whose watershed book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘜𝘴𝘦𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘌𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 (1976) examined the fortifying effects of fairy tales on developing minds — to develop a children’s show with darkly adult themes.

Music, specifically Italian folk songs sung by Simone Forti, became the work’s spine.

🌐 𝚠𝚠𝚠.𝚍𝚊𝚗𝚌𝚎-𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚊𝚜𝚝.𝚌𝚘𝚖

📸: Rachel Keane

#dancenthusiast
@danspaceproject
#danspaceproject
#thejunipertree
#joanjonas
#simoneforti

Co-presented with Poetry Project
Friday, May 22 at 8PM in the Parish Hall at St. Mark’s Church

Malcolm-x Betts and Okwui Okpokwasili are both interdisciplinary artists who work in and around dance. Each of them, in their own ways, makes performances that articulate the expansive vision of the Black radical tradition, while simultaneously grounding that vision in everyday intensities of desire, grief, love, and rage. They both approach movement as a site of textual experimentation and language as a bodily material, working at the limit of what seems possible, approaching scenes of abandonment with abandon. For this shared evening, co-presented with Danspace Project, Betts and Okpokwasili will have an opportunity to highlight the presence of writing in their respective practices, each reading from new and in-progress works.

📷: Photo of Okwui Okpokwasili by Michael Avedon

We’re back in the church, y’all! And so excited to announce the return of SOUNDspace to @danspaceproject this July for the very first time since its premiere!

We can think of no better way to celebrate DD’s 15th Anniversary than by bringing one of the company’s most celebrated works back to where it first began.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on May 25th, International Tap Dance Day!
Sign up for our mailing list for upcoming details surrounding tickets, community events, new merch drops, and a Special Closing Night Anniversary Party!

Public Performances:
📅 July 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 9th, 10th and 11th
📍 St. Marks Church in-the-Bowery
🕙 8pm

Photo By Shay Richards, tooShayPhotography

#tapdance #dorrancedance #danspaceproject

🌼 Last night, Danspace Project honored Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren! We celebrate the immeasurable impact they’ve had across the arts and the daring evolution they’ve inspired across the field. Thank you to our Rebel Angels for paving the way forward for so many of us.

We’d also like to thank everyone who supported the event both in person and from afar for their remarkable energy and support. We truly couldn’t do this without you!

Finally, if you would like to contribute to the gala campaign and make a gift to celebrate Danspace Project, we welcome your support for the next 24 hours!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Judy Hussie-Taylor
Executive Director & Chief Curator

Miranda Brown
Development Manager

📷: Photos by Rachel Keane

🌼 Last night, Danspace Project honored Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren! We celebrate the immeasurable impact they’ve had across the arts and the daring evolution they’ve inspired across the field. Thank you to our Rebel Angels for paving the way forward for so many of us.

We’d also like to thank everyone who supported the event both in person and from afar for their remarkable energy and support. We truly couldn’t do this without you!

Finally, if you would like to contribute to the gala campaign and make a gift to celebrate Danspace Project, we welcome your support for the next 24 hours!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Judy Hussie-Taylor
Executive Director & Chief Curator

Miranda Brown
Development Manager

📷: Photos by Rachel Keane

🌼 Last night, Danspace Project honored Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren! We celebrate the immeasurable impact they’ve had across the arts and the daring evolution they’ve inspired across the field. Thank you to our Rebel Angels for paving the way forward for so many of us.

We’d also like to thank everyone who supported the event both in person and from afar for their remarkable energy and support. We truly couldn’t do this without you!

Finally, if you would like to contribute to the gala campaign and make a gift to celebrate Danspace Project, we welcome your support for the next 24 hours!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Judy Hussie-Taylor
Executive Director & Chief Curator

Miranda Brown
Development Manager

📷: Photos by Rachel Keane

🌼 Last night, Danspace Project honored Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren! We celebrate the immeasurable impact they’ve had across the arts and the daring evolution they’ve inspired across the field. Thank you to our Rebel Angels for paving the way forward for so many of us.

We’d also like to thank everyone who supported the event both in person and from afar for their remarkable energy and support. We truly couldn’t do this without you!

Finally, if you would like to contribute to the gala campaign and make a gift to celebrate Danspace Project, we welcome your support for the next 24 hours!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Judy Hussie-Taylor
Executive Director & Chief Curator

Miranda Brown
Development Manager

📷: Photos by Rachel Keane

🌼 Last night, Danspace Project honored Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren! We celebrate the immeasurable impact they’ve had across the arts and the daring evolution they’ve inspired across the field. Thank you to our Rebel Angels for paving the way forward for so many of us.

We’d also like to thank everyone who supported the event both in person and from afar for their remarkable energy and support. We truly couldn’t do this without you!

Finally, if you would like to contribute to the gala campaign and make a gift to celebrate Danspace Project, we welcome your support for the next 24 hours!

With heartfelt gratitude,

Judy Hussie-Taylor
Executive Director & Chief Curator

Miranda Brown
Development Manager

📷: Photos by Rachel Keane

✨ We’re so looking forward to gathering tomorrow night (May 12) at St. Mark’s Church to celebrate our Rebel Angels Phong Bui, Anne Delaney, and Charmaine Warren!

💫 Join us at 5:30PM for wine at the reception, followed by dinner at 7PM and performances, dessert, and the after-party at 8PM.

🎫 Performance tickets starting at $50 are still available! Get yours now!

📷: Photo by Rachel Keane

Advance tickets for this event have sold out. We will have tickets available at the door!

Co-presented with Danspace Project

Malcolm-x Betts and Okwui Okpokwasili are both interdisciplinary artists who work in and around dance. Each of them, in their own ways, makes performances that articulate the expansive vision of the Black radical tradition, while simultaneously grounding that vision in everyday intensities of desire, grief, love, and rage. They both approach movement as a site of textual experimentation and language as a bodily material, working at the limit of what seems possible, approaching scenes of abandonment with abandon. For this shared evening, co-presented with Danspace Project, Betts and Okpokwasili will have an opportunity to highlight the presence of writing in their respective practices, each reading from new and in-progress works.

Friday 5/22, 8pm in the Parish Hall at St Mark's Church

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