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STUDIO WORKS is back!!! 🌠☀️✨ ft. Juan Castrillón @juan.el.ibrahim, Robert Burden @robertgburden , and Zeze Schorsch!

MAY 29, 2026
Doors at 6:45pm
Show at 7pm

📍The Art Room Studio
2329 S. 3rd St. - 2nd Floor

$15 - $35 •pay at door
*no one turned away for lack of funds*

Studio Works is an informal performance series for local artists to share work in any stage of their process. Artists are given studio space and complete full agency over how and what they share.

🖇️ Link in bio for full program and accessibility info

🌻Stay tuned for artist spotlights

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

From Indiana,home,work,home,studio,home,personal projects,home, my heads all over the place. I’m thankful for being able to share my Phlo (my heart-beat) with whoever receives it. Life is… a whirlwind of possibilities, confrontations, grievances, reflective thoughts, unyielding vibrations…etc, I’ll keep moving in passion, that’s what speaks volumes to me

My viral challenge 💚 #TikiTikiChallenge
DC: @amina.nefertari

#aminanefertari #meanchoreo #professionaldancer

Building, transforming, this is all just the beginning. I will go after what I want and what I need will fall to me, I don’t want to question whether my heart feels full anymore, I will feed my soul through the things i cherish, never choose another way, this is just the prototype era😁🤎#joybaby #gruvfunqphlo #blackhistorymonth

2025 brought a massive amount of passion, reflection, transformation, creativity, grief, patience, guidance, & a ton of Joy. I received it all, I’m grateful for all my lessons, some felt like getting hit with a brick but gotta take your licks to grow right. As always I’m thankful to all my Fam, love y’all and next year bout to be a movie 🎥 😁💪🏽🫶🏽🤩

I’ve been fortunate to be part of the @6abctdp for multiple years. First as A Capa dancer With the Legend Ladeva Davis with her fur coats(Iykyk) later an Alumni & now being blessed with my 2nd year as a pro-dancer. I’m truly thankful to have shared time,space, energy & tons of memories. #thanksgivingdayparade2025 #holidaymagic #gruvfunqphlo

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

ROBERT BURDEN:
Born in Philadelphia, Robert started dancing at the age of 10 with Gwendolyn Bye Dance Center, training in Ballet, Tap, African, Graham, Horton, Jazz, Dunham, and other contemporary styles. He continued his studies at The Creative And Performing Arts High School as a dance major. He performed with Brian Sanders “JUNK Snowball” 2015. Within
Robert’s time At CAPA he was part of the CAPA dance company, Eleone, JOVO Dance and Gwen Bye dance company Fusion 2. He graduated University of the Arts receiving a BFA in dance. While at UArts he trained under Mark Caserta, Kyle & Danita Clark, Wayne St. David, Tommie Waheed Evans, Kareem Goodwin, Shaylah-vie Jenkins, Gary Jeter, Ndiaye Kaolack, Shawn Lamere Williams, Donald Langsford, Michael Sheridan, Uwazi Zamani, and Jesse Zaritt. He is a former member of Kung Yung Lin Dance Company. Robert is currently a freelance artist.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Fear of Death and Eternal Judgment
Marley’s chains are the chains he “forged in life” through greed. The terror of dying unloved and being forgotten (or worse, condemned after death) was very real to Victorian readers. Seeing his own grave is what finally breaks Scrooge.

Finally Moving, Creating, Journalling the way a want.
Gruv-Funq-Phlo, that’s what I do. I play in Grooves, I hear the Funk & I get lost in the Flow. @che.rapture you are incredible, you will always be legend in my history, so glad to have you in class (rehearsal lol) can’t wait till next time. The biggest love goes to my friend @alexisrcuriel, without you I wouldn’t have meet such a beautiful soul and lastly Ty for helping me find my Gruv-Funq-Phlo 😁🤩
#phillydancer #gruvfunqphlo #joybaby #dancepirate #blackboysdancetoo

This is what happens when I have nothing better to do with my time. Today was full of overthinking, Planning, Wishing, Dreaming, Obsessing….I’m obsessed with teleportation, I dream often of being like NightCrawler, To dream up the destination i transport, Simultaneously Shifting Worlds, landing on My Imagination.

To all my Amine lovers, I’m starting a watch club that will take place bi-weekly. I’ll be holding polls on my manga page to decide the anime to start with. If interested Dm me @Gunz_and_bullets_manga. If you like what you see follow the page 😁

Revisiting old material,playing with new ideas, indulging in my movement style #blackboysdancetoo #phillydancer #GruvFunqPhlo #gfp #dancepirate #joybaby