Blog Masonry

Izya Baird

Izya Baird (they/them) is an interdisciplinary movement artist and student. Their work comes from a practice of imporvisation rooted in their experiences in ballet, contemporary, capoeira angola, international folk dances, and vogue. Their work shifts and evolves as it finds a focus but primarily engages with questions relating to...Continued

2. Nov

Cafe Royal

2. Nov

Indie Space

2. Nov

Howard Gilman Foundation

2. Nov

Dance/NYC

2. Nov

Kelsey Rondeau

Kelsey Rondeau is Brooklyn-based queer, non binary dancer, drag performer, and choreographer. Their work draws on diverse elements of pop culture which are collaged, blended, and distilled into fantastic narratives. Coming from a background of concert dance, immersive theater, burlesque and drag, they make work that honors these disciplines...Continued

30. Oct

Jenna Taus

Jenna Taus is a choreographer, dancer, visual artist and Restorative Justice practitioner living in New York City. Programs and Development Associate for LEIMAY.

24. Oct

Synead Cidney Nichols

A queer poly-disciplinary performance artist and expressionist, synead’s inspiration and motivation is deeply rooted in her quest for collective healing, self-awareness, and the freedom and advancement of queer, black and indigenous people of color. through her interdisciplinary studies of black radical feminist theories, experimental theater-making, movement-based healing practices, and...Continued

24. Oct

Rachel Calabrese & Sawyer Newsome

Rachel Calabrese & Sawyer Newsome of NewBrese Dance Project We will be working on creating a piece that has to do with the passage of time & our distortion of time when it comes to memory – inspired by Salvadore Dali’s painting ‘The Persistence of Memory’. We love physical dance theatre,...Continued

24. Oct