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ANNOUNCING Philly In Eynem (Philly all together) a night of Yiddish Learning, Creativity and Community, coming very soon to Kol Tzedek Synagogue in West Philly! Hot off the heels of our emerging scene’s media debut last month on WHYY, I and many of my West Philly Yiddish Culture co conspirators invite you to join us for a heymish evening celebrating all things Yiddish! We’re announcing it very close to the actual event date on May 17th, and we’re hoping you’ll register (link in bio) and join us! You don’t even have to be from Philly to come! Just look at this amazing flyer by @_feygele_

If you’ve ever been curious about klezmer music or Yiddish culture this is the perfect place to start! We’ll have workshops on Yiddish Language, klezmer music, Yiddish art, a filmabout Jewish resistance in the Holocaust, and of course, lots of joyous sound and dancing. Inspired by the peer-led teaching and community building of @shtetl_philly, Philly Yid, the recent community theater productions of the Dybbuk and Fidler Afn Dakh, I am bringing together a whole bunch of these incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated people to share our love and our passions with you.

Last year, Kol Tzedek (where I lead the inimitable Simcha Band) and I were awarded a grant from the National Yiddish Book Center’s Yiddish Arts And Culture for Jewish Communities program. In January, we gathered a bunch of the folks making Yiddish culture and growing new communities around it in West Philly and Beyond for a chat that is available on the Radiant Others Klezmer Podcast. Now we are sharing our love for the sounds, movements, histories and more of this culture with you.

What is happening with our beloved music and culture in West Philly (and throughout the city) today is amazinng and unprecedented in my decades of experience playing, teaching, and organizing. The opportunity to build or discover a home for yourself in this culture, this world, right here at in our home is greater than its ever been. Please, join us with your excitement and your koyekh (spirit).

Registration link in my bio. Zayt gezunt and see you there!

ANNOUNCING Philly In Eynem (Philly all together) a night of Yiddish Learning, Creativity and Community, coming very soon to Kol Tzedek Synagogue in West Philly! Hot off the heels of our emerging scene’s media debut last month on WHYY, I and many of my West Philly Yiddish Culture co conspirators invite you to join us for a heymish evening celebrating all things Yiddish! We’re announcing it very close to the actual event date on May 17th, and we’re hoping you’ll register (link in bio) and join us! You don’t even have to be from Philly to come! Just look at this amazing flyer by @_feygele_

If you’ve ever been curious about klezmer music or Yiddish culture this is the perfect place to start! We’ll have workshops on Yiddish Language, klezmer music, Yiddish art, a filmabout Jewish resistance in the Holocaust, and of course, lots of joyous sound and dancing. Inspired by the peer-led teaching and community building of @shtetl_philly, Philly Yid, the recent community theater productions of the Dybbuk and Fidler Afn Dakh, I am bringing together a whole bunch of these incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated people to share our love and our passions with you.

Last year, Kol Tzedek (where I lead the inimitable Simcha Band) and I were awarded a grant from the National Yiddish Book Center’s Yiddish Arts And Culture for Jewish Communities program. In January, we gathered a bunch of the folks making Yiddish culture and growing new communities around it in West Philly and Beyond for a chat that is available on the Radiant Others Klezmer Podcast. Now we are sharing our love for the sounds, movements, histories and more of this culture with you.

What is happening with our beloved music and culture in West Philly (and throughout the city) today is amazinng and unprecedented in my decades of experience playing, teaching, and organizing. The opportunity to build or discover a home for yourself in this culture, this world, right here at in our home is greater than its ever been. Please, join us with your excitement and your koyekh (spirit).

Registration link in my bio. Zayt gezunt and see you there!

ANNOUNCING Philly In Eynem (Philly all together) a night of Yiddish Learning, Creativity and Community, coming very soon to Kol Tzedek Synagogue in West Philly! Hot off the heels of our emerging scene’s media debut last month on WHYY, I and many of my West Philly Yiddish Culture co conspirators invite you to join us for a heymish evening celebrating all things Yiddish! We’re announcing it very close to the actual event date on May 17th, and we’re hoping you’ll register (link in bio) and join us! You don’t even have to be from Philly to come! Just look at this amazing flyer by @_feygele_

If you’ve ever been curious about klezmer music or Yiddish culture this is the perfect place to start! We’ll have workshops on Yiddish Language, klezmer music, Yiddish art, a filmabout Jewish resistance in the Holocaust, and of course, lots of joyous sound and dancing. Inspired by the peer-led teaching and community building of @shtetl_philly, Philly Yid, the recent community theater productions of the Dybbuk and Fidler Afn Dakh, I am bringing together a whole bunch of these incredibly knowledgeable and dedicated people to share our love and our passions with you.

Last year, Kol Tzedek (where I lead the inimitable Simcha Band) and I were awarded a grant from the National Yiddish Book Center’s Yiddish Arts And Culture for Jewish Communities program. In January, we gathered a bunch of the folks making Yiddish culture and growing new communities around it in West Philly and Beyond for a chat that is available on the Radiant Others Klezmer Podcast. Now we are sharing our love for the sounds, movements, histories and more of this culture with you.

What is happening with our beloved music and culture in West Philly (and throughout the city) today is amazinng and unprecedented in my decades of experience playing, teaching, and organizing. The opportunity to build or discover a home for yourself in this culture, this world, right here at in our home is greater than its ever been. Please, join us with your excitement and your koyekh (spirit).

Registration link in my bio. Zayt gezunt and see you there!

Wednesday Night Dance Improvisation Performance Practice with Rotating Teachers
Miryam Coppersmith leads Wednesday, April 15, 2026 6:30-8:30pm
at Headlong/Mascher Space, 1170 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19146
@mascher.space @miryam.moves

Voice Body Space Time

“Art is how we decorate space, music is how we decorate time.” —Jean-Michel Basquiat

In this class, we’ll decorate space and time by improvising with our bodies and voices. For me, engaging voice and movement brings my whole self to the composition. We’ll open pathways for compositional ideas to travel freely between the voice and the movement, transforming and surprising us as they do. We’ll allow the voice to explore, communicate, create texture, and notice how the body responds when allowed to vibrate with sound. Sound-making can be very individual, so by making compositions together, we’ll explore the edges of creating sound in ensemble as well. 

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist, writer, and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. She creates with movement, speech, and sound coming from her body, drawing on training in Contact Improvisation, Six Viewpoints, theater, song, Black American social dance, and Yiddish dance. Miryam's solo dance/theater piece Mirele Lernt Zich Yiddish (2023) was hailed a "must-see performance" by The Dance Journal. She has performed with the Six Viewpoints Institute, Vervet Dance, Olivia Brown, Janna Meiring, and others. She is the Director of local performance journal thINKingDANCE.net. miryamcoppersmith.com

$5-25 sliding scale ($15 suggested), cash or Venmo, NOTAFLOF
Pre-registration NOT required
Please ring the "Rear Studio" buzzer to be let into the building
Mask optional

#improvisation #Phillydance #dance #ImprovisationPerformancePractice #WNDI

Photo by Alan DiBerio.

A zissen Pesach (a sweet Passover) to all - next year may everyone be free to sing about borsht together! Full video of the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival finale song on our YouTube channel.

🎥 @therealsnapdad
🎤Dario Miranda

Come see (and hear) the outstanding Miryam Coppersmith in creative action in Vervet Dance's "Semi-Composed," on Saturday, March 28!

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist, writer, and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. She creates with movement, speech, and sound coming from her body, drawing on training in Contact Improvisation, Six Viewpoints, theater, song, Black American social dance, and Yiddish dance. Miryam's solo dance/theater piece Mirele Lernt Zich Yiddish (2023) was hailed a "must-see performance" by The Dance Journal. She has performed with the Six Viewpoints Institute, Vervet Dance, Olivia Brown, Janna Meiring, and others. She is the Director of local performance journal thINKingDANCE.net. miryamcoppersmith.com

Miryam will be performing in Be[  ]ing and Render, both directed by Loren Groenendaal. This photo shows Miryam and Vervet Dance director Loren together in the last semi-composed performance which had the theme of Chaos/Order from 2023. Miryam and I can bring out trickster like humor in each other, which I think will bring an extra layer of fun and complexity to my work "Render" in which, like all improvisation, we are making while performing, but I'm this case, we're also commenting on the making as we are making, which is part of the making. Movement and Text. Meta. Nerdy. Fun.- just like Loren & Miryam.  Be[  ]ing will also allow for our playful spirits to romp, but may also take a more subtle somatic sensitivity for the contact improvisation based partnering that will likely emerge.

The show is at fidget @thefidget_space (1714 N. Mascher St. Philadelphia, PA 19122) and doors open at 7:30 for the show that starts at 8:00 and ends by 9:15pm.

Tickets are sliding scale $5-30 available at link in @vervetdance bio and at the door.

#phillydance #improvisationaldance #compositionalimprovisation #semicomposed #performance

Photo by Alan DiBerio

Wednesday Night Dance improvisation Performance Practice continues at @mascher.space  at 1170 S. Broad St. Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm.
Announcing teachers for March and April and a few dates that are cancelled.

March:
4: Meghan Frederick @meghanfrederick5
11: Chloe Marie @saturn_as_a_girl
<We are cancelled on 3/18 for Curt and Tammy’s PDP show> @philadelphia_dance_projects
25: Adam Kerbel @adam_kerbel

April:
<Cancelled 4/1 for a spring break>
8: Christina Gesualdi @nocuteusername
15: Miryam Coppersmith @miryam.moves
22: Megan Bridge @meganbridge_00
<Cancelled 4/29 for other spring spring doings>

We will continue weekly through June 24. Summer 2026 and beyond TBD.

This weekly class series, Wednesday Night Dance Improvisation Performance Practice, is a gathering of artists from a variety of compositional improvisation branches that delves into improvisation making, training for performance, composing in real-time, body-based spontaneous ensembles, and more. A thorough warm up will be offered that will ready the participants to dance fully. The body of the class will be a deep dive into the improvisational research of the teacher. It may include solo explorations, group scores, forms such as Contact Improvisation, Authentic Movement, and even Site-specific work. The class will seek to develop as an ensemble, moving and sounding while balancing attention between self-material and the whole.

$5-25 sliding scale ($15 suggested), NOTAFLOF, cash or Venmo at door
Pre-registration NOT required
Please ring the "Rear Studio" buzzer to be let into the building
Mask optional

#improvisation #Phillydance #dance #ImprovisationPerformancePractice

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Sunday 1/11 (4:30-6:30pm): Jam
Sunday 1/18 (4-6pm): Jam
Thursday 1/22 (6:30-8:30): Class w/ @liam.h.b.shaffer (mask required)
Sunday 1/25 (3-6pm): Class & Jam w/ @miryam.moves
Thursday 1/29 (6:30-8:30pm): Class w/ @nicole_bindler
Sunday 2/1 (3-6pm): Class & Jam w/ @miryam.moves

📍1170 S. Broad St.—ring “rear studio” to enter
👾 All levels of experience are welcome
💸 Suggested price = $15; sliding scale of $10-$20 Cash or Venmo [at]derek-freeh at the door
😷 For our mask required events, we require kf94 or higher filtration masks & provide masks at the door

Other opportunities for ci this month:
*Saturday 1/24: The Underscore w/ @vervetdance, 4-6pm. Email lorengroenendaal@gmail.com to sign up

🌊👁️🦅

It’s here: the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival starts TOMORROW!

Three days of music, dance, learning, and community across the Valley. Swipe for event posters. Here’s what’s happening:

WEDNESDAY, DEC 4 
Open DROM Sessions - Klezmer Jam at 7pm at @thedarksidetfm hosted by @desertbreath.wav
Bring your instrument and learn new tunes with @jordanwax.dzhordnvaks! (21+)

SATURDAY, DEC 6 
Klezmer Dance Party 8pm at @lingerlongeraz 
THREE klezmer acts: @jfunk.world, Jordan Wax, @littlechefklezmerband with more Phoenix klezmer all stars and live dancing led by miryam.moves (21+), $10 cover, FREE with Sunday festival registration

SUNDAY, DEC 7 
A full day of programming at @bethelphoenix:
    •    12:30pm - Kids & Families Concert with Jordan Wax @yiddish.kids.songs
    •    1:30pm - Yiddish Dance Workshop with Miryam Coppersmith
    •    2:45pm - Yiddish Zingeray (Singalong)
    •    3:15pm - “The Yiddish Language” talk by Dr. Gil Ribak
    •    4:30pm - Festival Concert & Dance Party with Jordan Wax, Little Chef Klezmer Band, and Miryam Coppersmith
    •    Baked goods from @samzsweetz 
    •    Interactive klezmer instruments display from @mimphx 

Register now: phoenix-yiddish.org (link in bio)

Most programming FREE with suggested donation!

Made possible by the @phxartsculture, @phoenixcjp, ASU Jewish Studies, and @bethelphoenix.

It’s here: the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival starts TOMORROW!

Three days of music, dance, learning, and community across the Valley. Swipe for event posters. Here’s what’s happening:

WEDNESDAY, DEC 4 
Open DROM Sessions - Klezmer Jam at 7pm at @thedarksidetfm hosted by @desertbreath.wav
Bring your instrument and learn new tunes with @jordanwax.dzhordnvaks! (21+)

SATURDAY, DEC 6 
Klezmer Dance Party 8pm at @lingerlongeraz 
THREE klezmer acts: @jfunk.world, Jordan Wax, @littlechefklezmerband with more Phoenix klezmer all stars and live dancing led by miryam.moves (21+), $10 cover, FREE with Sunday festival registration

SUNDAY, DEC 7 
A full day of programming at @bethelphoenix:
    •    12:30pm - Kids & Families Concert with Jordan Wax @yiddish.kids.songs
    •    1:30pm - Yiddish Dance Workshop with Miryam Coppersmith
    •    2:45pm - Yiddish Zingeray (Singalong)
    •    3:15pm - “The Yiddish Language” talk by Dr. Gil Ribak
    •    4:30pm - Festival Concert & Dance Party with Jordan Wax, Little Chef Klezmer Band, and Miryam Coppersmith
    •    Baked goods from @samzsweetz 
    •    Interactive klezmer instruments display from @mimphx 

Register now: phoenix-yiddish.org (link in bio)

Most programming FREE with suggested donation!

Made possible by the @phxartsculture, @phoenixcjp, ASU Jewish Studies, and @bethelphoenix.

It’s here: the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival starts TOMORROW!

Three days of music, dance, learning, and community across the Valley. Swipe for event posters. Here’s what’s happening:

WEDNESDAY, DEC 4 
Open DROM Sessions - Klezmer Jam at 7pm at @thedarksidetfm hosted by @desertbreath.wav
Bring your instrument and learn new tunes with @jordanwax.dzhordnvaks! (21+)

SATURDAY, DEC 6 
Klezmer Dance Party 8pm at @lingerlongeraz 
THREE klezmer acts: @jfunk.world, Jordan Wax, @littlechefklezmerband with more Phoenix klezmer all stars and live dancing led by miryam.moves (21+), $10 cover, FREE with Sunday festival registration

SUNDAY, DEC 7 
A full day of programming at @bethelphoenix:
    •    12:30pm - Kids & Families Concert with Jordan Wax @yiddish.kids.songs
    •    1:30pm - Yiddish Dance Workshop with Miryam Coppersmith
    •    2:45pm - Yiddish Zingeray (Singalong)
    •    3:15pm - “The Yiddish Language” talk by Dr. Gil Ribak
    •    4:30pm - Festival Concert & Dance Party with Jordan Wax, Little Chef Klezmer Band, and Miryam Coppersmith
    •    Baked goods from @samzsweetz 
    •    Interactive klezmer instruments display from @mimphx 

Register now: phoenix-yiddish.org (link in bio)

Most programming FREE with suggested donation!

Made possible by the @phxartsculture, @phoenixcjp, ASU Jewish Studies, and @bethelphoenix.

It’s here: the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival starts TOMORROW!

Three days of music, dance, learning, and community across the Valley. Swipe for event posters. Here’s what’s happening:

WEDNESDAY, DEC 4 
Open DROM Sessions - Klezmer Jam at 7pm at @thedarksidetfm hosted by @desertbreath.wav
Bring your instrument and learn new tunes with @jordanwax.dzhordnvaks! (21+)

SATURDAY, DEC 6 
Klezmer Dance Party 8pm at @lingerlongeraz 
THREE klezmer acts: @jfunk.world, Jordan Wax, @littlechefklezmerband with more Phoenix klezmer all stars and live dancing led by miryam.moves (21+), $10 cover, FREE with Sunday festival registration

SUNDAY, DEC 7 
A full day of programming at @bethelphoenix:
    •    12:30pm - Kids & Families Concert with Jordan Wax @yiddish.kids.songs
    •    1:30pm - Yiddish Dance Workshop with Miryam Coppersmith
    •    2:45pm - Yiddish Zingeray (Singalong)
    •    3:15pm - “The Yiddish Language” talk by Dr. Gil Ribak
    •    4:30pm - Festival Concert & Dance Party with Jordan Wax, Little Chef Klezmer Band, and Miryam Coppersmith
    •    Baked goods from @samzsweetz 
    •    Interactive klezmer instruments display from @mimphx 

Register now: phoenix-yiddish.org (link in bio)

Most programming FREE with suggested donation!

Made possible by the @phxartsculture, @phoenixcjp, ASU Jewish Studies, and @bethelphoenix.

🎉 Exciting updates for the 2025 Phoenix Yiddish Culture Festival!

We’re thrilled to announce new partners joining us December 4-7 for our second annual celebration of Ashkenazi music, dance, art, and food:

🤝 New Funder: @phoenixcjp

🌭 @lingerlongeraz will host a Klezmer Dance Party on December 6 with @jfunk.world, @jordanwax.dzhordnvaks, @miryam.moves, Little Chef Klezmer Band, and special guests. $10 cover; free with registration for 12.7 programming at bethelphoenix.com/yiddish-festival. 21+

🎸 @thedarksidetfm will host a klezmer jam session with Jordan Wax on December 4, as part of the new Open Drom Sessions created by @yesss_siii. Free admission, tips accepted, 21+.

🧺 Traditional Ashkenazi baked goods from @samzsweetz will be available for purchase throughout the afternoon on Sunday, December 7th at @bethelphx. 

Thanks to our all of our partners and founders including @phxartsculture and ASU Jewish Studies, most programming is free with optional donation, and all events on Sunday, December 7th are open to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Full schedule and details: phoenix-yiddish.org

Improvisation Performance Practice with Rotating Teachers
Miryam Coppersmith is leading Wednesday, November 12, 2025 6:30-8:30pm
at Headlong/Mascher Space, 1170 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19146

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist, writer, and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. She creates with movement, speech, and sound coming from her body, drawing on training in Contact Improvisation, Six Viewpoints, theater, song, Black American social dance, and Yiddish dance. Miryam's solo dance/theater piece Mirele Lernt Zich Yiddish (2023) was hailed a "must-see performance" by The Dance Journal. She has performed with the Six Viewpoints Institute, Vervet Dance, Olivia Brown, Janna Meiring, and others. She is the Director of local performance journal thINKingDANCE.net. miryamcoppersmith.com

Presence and Performance

This class will focus on presence and emotion as your ever present collaborators, more than just tools in the improviser's tool kit. We will warm up our bodies as well as our porousness to the world around us, taking in and communicating out information with our whole selves. We may: witness and allow ourselves to be witnessed, play with gaze, experience different movement states, explore emotion as a response to stimulus and a driver of impulses. This work is deeply inspired by Mary Overlie's Six Viewpoints as well as drawing from other sources.

$0-25 sliding scale ($15 suggested), cash or Venmo.
Pre-registration NOT required
Please ring the "Rear Studio" buzzer to be let into the building
Mask optional

#improvisation #Phillydance #dance #ImprovisationPerformancePractice #presence #performance #emotion #Viewpoints

Improvisation Performance Practice with Rotating Teachers
Miryam Coppersmith is leading Wednesday, November 12, 2025 6:30-8:30pm
at Headlong/Mascher Space, 1170 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19146

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist, writer, and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. She creates with movement, speech, and sound coming from her body, drawing on training in Contact Improvisation, Six Viewpoints, theater, song, Black American social dance, and Yiddish dance. Miryam's solo dance/theater piece Mirele Lernt Zich Yiddish (2023) was hailed a "must-see performance" by The Dance Journal. She has performed with the Six Viewpoints Institute, Vervet Dance, Olivia Brown, Janna Meiring, and others. She is the Director of local performance journal thINKingDANCE.net. miryamcoppersmith.com

Presence and Performance

This class will focus on presence and emotion as your ever present collaborators, more than just tools in the improviser's tool kit. We will warm up our bodies as well as our porousness to the world around us, taking in and communicating out information with our whole selves. We may: witness and allow ourselves to be witnessed, play with gaze, experience different movement states, explore emotion as a response to stimulus and a driver of impulses. This work is deeply inspired by Mary Overlie's Six Viewpoints as well as drawing from other sources.

$0-25 sliding scale ($15 suggested), cash or Venmo.
Pre-registration NOT required
Please ring the "Rear Studio" buzzer to be let into the building
Mask optional

#improvisation #Phillydance #dance #ImprovisationPerformancePractice #presence #performance #emotion #Viewpoints

It’s been a while since I’ve taught this much in one week! I hope you can join me for some of these classes :)
Tonight @powerhousebluesphilly at 7:30pm teaching Blues Turns with @thistalltree (beginners welcome!)
Wednesday- Presence and Emotion in Dance Improvisation through a new series run by@freefleetbyfreefleet
6:30-8:30pm at @headlongphilly
Thursday- @jazzattackswings Intro to Blues with @keriandp at 8pm

It’s been a while since I’ve taught this much in one week! I hope you can join me for some of these classes :)
Tonight @powerhousebluesphilly at 7:30pm teaching Blues Turns with @thistalltree (beginners welcome!)
Wednesday- Presence and Emotion in Dance Improvisation through a new series run by@freefleetbyfreefleet
6:30-8:30pm at @headlongphilly
Thursday- @jazzattackswings Intro to Blues with @keriandp at 8pm

Announcing leaders for Wednesday Night Dance Improvisation Performance Practice for the rest of 2025:

We meet Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm in Mascher Rear at 1170 S. Broad. Come join us, dance, research, compose. . .

November 12 = Miryam Coppersmith
November 19: Amalia Colon Nava

<11/26 cancelled>

December 3 = Adam Kerbel
December 10: Chloe Marie
December 17: Shannon Murphy

<12/24 & 12/31 cancelled>

We will resume January 7 with more improvisational practice. 2026 teachers TBA.

This weekly class series, Improvisation Performance Practice, is a gathering of artists from a variety of compositional improvisation branches that delves into improvisation making, training for performance, composing in real-time, body-based spontaneous ensembles, and more. A thorough warm up will be offered that will ready the participants to dance fully. The body of the class will be a deep dive into the improvisational research of the teacher. It may include solo explorations, group scores, forms such as Contact Improvisation, Authentic Movement, and even Site-specific work. The class will seek to develop as an ensemble, moving and sounding while balancing attention between self-material and the whole.

$0-25 sliding scale ($15 suggested), cash or Venmo.
Pre-registration NOT required
Please ring the "Rear Studio" buzzer to be let into the building
Mask optional

#improvisation #Phillydance #dance #ImprovisationPerformancePractice

WHO’S DOING AT SHEBANG?

At Shebang, we get to host many local artists through our Artist Share program! We’re here to bring to light some of the awesomeness they bring to Shebang!

If you haven’t met yet, let’s introduce you to Miryam Coppersmith!

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. Miryam creates eclectic performances using movement, speech, and sound coming from her own body and drawing from a variety of trainings.

For more info, check out Miryam’s page! @miryam.moves

Interested in becoming a part of our Artist Share? Visit the link in our bio! We have openings available, and we’d love to have your artistic presence at The Whole Shebang.

WHO’S DOING AT SHEBANG?

At Shebang, we get to host many local artists through our Artist Share program! We’re here to bring to light some of the awesomeness they bring to Shebang!

If you haven’t met yet, let’s introduce you to Miryam Coppersmith!

Miryam Coppersmith (she/they) is a Philadelphia-based performance artist and educator who aims to create spaces for transformation for her collaborators, audience, and greater community. Miryam creates eclectic performances using movement, speech, and sound coming from her own body and drawing from a variety of trainings.

For more info, check out Miryam’s page! @miryam.moves

Interested in becoming a part of our Artist Share? Visit the link in our bio! We have openings available, and we’d love to have your artistic presence at The Whole Shebang.