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Testimonial – Bodies on the Brink – Anonymous

Wasn’t expecting it. Learn and how that matched with the music. Very impressive and totally repertory of things that it’s coming up in my dreams. That’s my feeling. Like I have several images of the experience. They are amazing. Totally recommend it.

20. Jul

Testimonial – Bodies on the Brink – Anonymous

I’m still finding the words for the experience. I think what I’m feeling still is the resonance of the vibrations, of the oscillations that Ximena was sharing, of what the performers were offering us as spectators. Sitting on the bench, I could feel the vibrations flowing through my body....Continued

20. Jul

Testimonial – Bodies on the Brink – Megan Kendzior

Ximena, Shige and LEIMAY… it’s unbelievable what they’ve done here, and this work is so powerful. And the idea of being on the brink, feeling the tension, experiencing this world, and continuing forward, and continuing up to rise, and push through, and be your full self, and it’s just...Continued

20. Jul

Testimonial – Bodies on the Brink – Anonymous

So I’m incredibly impressed with Yuniya’s performance and composition. And, it was a journey, not just for myself, but for the dancers I’m sure. It was almost like a shamanic journey. And the way Yuniya and Jeremy met, I thought it was very magical, very powerful.

20. Jul

Testimonial – Bodies on the Brink – Jose Gregorio

Mi nombre es José Gregorio, Es la primera vez que vengo para acá. En verdad, me parece fascinante, porque el grado de concentración es espectacular y el equilibrio total que mantienen acá. Yo me caigo en esas cosas. Hay que saber coordinar tanto los dedos con las manos, los...Continued

20. Jul

Miho Ryu

Miho Ryu is a New York based dancer, choreographer, teaching artist, originally from Tokyo, Japan. She has created and performed over 100 works across Asia, Europe, and the United States. Since returning to New York in 2024, her work has been presented at The 92nd Street Y, Peridance Presents,...Continued

24. Jun

alyxåndra ciale

alyxåndra ciale (they/them) is a Trans-Indigenous CHamoru yan Pinoy cultural worker residing within Lenapehoking, between New York City and Upstate Millerton. Since graduating from the University of Michigan’s BFA Acting Conservatory in 2021, they have been reinvigorating their arts practice through popular education, political organizing, and indie production working...Continued

24. Jun

sweat variant

sweat variant is the collaborative practice of Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born. Since 1996, they have been working at the intersection of dance, theater, and visual art to make challenging and rigorous work that reaffirms that which has been deemed marginal as the true center through the exploration of...Continued

16. Jun