The Space Between Us: March 11, 2026
Program
The Space Between Us
An Evening of Intimate Dance Theater
March 11, 2026
Harmonic Fusion
Company: Melody in Motion
Choreographer: Kayla Laufer
Music: Live music performed by Anna Jarboe.
Original composition “Cyber Serenade” by Anna Jarboe
Dancers: Kayla Laufer and Harry Sukonik
Harmonic Fusion is a contemporary dance piece that delves into the evolving relationship between
humanity and artificial intelligence. Blending fluid human movement with the precision of technology,
this work explores the tension and harmony between organic and digital worlds. With live music
enhancing the dynamic interplay, Harmonic Fusion invites the audience to contemplate the future of
this intricate relationship.
Weight of Being
Choreography: Tracie Stanfield
Music: Julia Kent
Dancer: Eleanor Lousky
Leveling
Choreographer: Meredith Pellon
Dancer: Meredith Pellon
Leveling is a movement quest for stability. A solo dancer explores quality within balance, actively
working to calibrate themselves on an uncertain landscape. Just as the landscape appears to
have evened out, a new challenge introduces itself in the ground beneath the dancer. This mutable
environment offers opportunities to try out new movement approaches, underscored by the soloist’s
desire for balance.
The Couple from Floor 13
Choreographer: Holly Borrelli
Dancers: Gemma Leary, Emanuele Fiore, Holly Borrelli
Following a romantic candle-lit anniversary dinner, the couple returns to their haunted hotel room,
where a vengeful bellhop brings their darkest fears to life. Passion quickly ignites into a burning rage,
and the night unravels into a battle neither one of them can escape.
The Couple from Floor 13 is an excerpt from a mysterious dance-theater production called Floor 13,
which will premiere in NYC this upcoming October. Follow @secretsonfloor13 on all social media
platforms to watch the mystery unravel.
Empire State
Choreographer: Alyssa Fuhrman
Dancer: Allyson Peter
This piece celebrates the many faces of New York City and those who choose to call it home. New
York is not just a place, but a living, breathing entity—a city that demands resilience and rewards
those who embrace it. This is a love letter to the city and to the people who make it extraordinary.
The Tree of Life
Company: Prints Dance Company
Choreographer: Lihi Dor
Dancers: Oliver Jones, Ciara Halligen and Lihi Dor
Music: This piece is performed without music.
The Tree of Life is a work performed in silence that explores how knowledge, values, and
communication are transmitted between people and across generations. Inspired by the
choreographer’s agricultural family background, the piece examines connection through physical
listening and shared presence. Rooted in an evolving creative process that began in 2018, this
revised version deepens the work’s investigation of how relationships are built through exchange,
memory, and shared experience.
Recenter and Release
Choreographer: Gabrielle Marino
Dancer: Gabrielle Marino
This solo focuses on one’s journey to finding balance and peace while simultaneously completing
a series of disruptive actions. These movement patterns represent one’s ability to navigate pain
in order to be on a path to acceptance. One must embrace the familiar tension that they hold and
welcome it in. The movement was created from a series of action words: push, pull, twist, break, arc,
collapse, etc.
Stay
Company: Ara Dance Project
Choreographer: Ashley Taylor
Dancers: Anastassia Perfilieva, Ashley Taylor, Kevin Vogel
Ara Dance Project illuminates the intersection of the human and the transcendent through the beauty
of movement. This piece imagines a trio of siblings as they navigate an uncertain and sometimes
unfriendly world, returning to the place of safety and home they find with each other.
Older Than I Am
Company: Metanoia Dance
Choreographer: Jenifer Dillow
Dancer: Miranda Shaughnessy
Metanoia Dance is a New York City–based company founded by Artistic Director Jenifer Dillow in
2021. Rooted in transformation, the company creates work with the intention of shifting the tide
through movement — fostering healing, truth, and human connection. Older Than I Am, performed
by company member Miranda Shaughnessy, traces the journey of a young woman navigating the
aftermath of assault and reclaiming her voice within her own story. Through intimate physicality and
emotional honesty, the work honors resilience, agency, and the courage to be heard.
Overflow
Choreographer: Madeline Anderson
Dancer: Madeline Anderson
Music: “Stick Season” by Noah Khan
Overflow (Solo) unveils the hidden interior of a woman living with a personality disorder, where
emotion exists in extremes. She experiences moments of radiant joy — expansive, electric, almost
transcendent — followed abruptly by depths of piercing pain. There is little middle ground, only
intensity. Outwardly she maintains composure, carefully constructing a version of herself that
appears steady and controlled. Beneath the surface, however, attachment, fear, devotion, and shame
rise and crash in relentless waves. The choreography shifts between lightness and rupture, revealing
the cost of emotional whiplash. What is witnessed is not instability alone, but a nervous system
overwhelmed — brilliant, sensitive, and aching for balance.
Are We?
Company: Moasïque Dance Theater
Choreography/Poem: Nicolas Fiery and Sofía Forero
“Are We?” is a duet choreographed by Sofía Forero and Nicolas Fiery, and is danced to a spoken
word poem written by both artists. The text reflects both Fiery’s and Forero’s personalities to
showcase their true selves. The piece reveals the journeys of these two individual artists as they
search for their own voices and places as humans, sharing their experiences and dreams.
Sofía Forero (Colombia) and Nicolas Fiery (France) are NYC–based choreographers and
performers whose collaborative practice bridges cultures and disciplines. Their work fuses ballet,
modern, contemporary, hip-hop, and Latin influences to create immersive, interdisciplinary
performances that examine human connection through movement, music, and visual design.
Graduates with Honors from The Ailey School, they have performed works by iconic choreographers
including Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey, and Darrel Moultrie. Their choreography has
been presented at leading venues such as Sony Music Hall, Dixon Place, and the 14th Street Y, with
performances throughout the United States and Europe.In 2024, they co-directed, produced, and choreographed Mosaïque, a critically acclaimed immersive
production that premiered in Paris. Both are dancers with Pajarillo Pinta’o Dance Company and
certified GYROTONIC® trainers, bringing a somatic and interdisciplinary approach to their work.
I Gotcha!
Choreographer: Geoffrey Doig-Marx GDM
Dancers: Carmen Gemellaro, Harley Vaughn, and Mallory Dobbs
Geoffrey Doig-Marx (GDM) is an accomplished artist, educator, choreographer, and author based
in New York City. He serves on the dance faculties of Marymount Manhattan College and Montclair
State University, with over two decades of teaching experience. GDM previously led The Mantis
Project and created The Elan Awards. His fine art has been featured in solo exhibitions and is
displayed at renowned venues including Peridance and The Martha Graham Dance Company. A
member of Actors’ Equity, he is also the author of Agnes and the Museum of Art and Down the
Rabbit Hole, reflecting his lifelong dedication to creative expression. gdmartist.com
About Us
Rebellious Creatives is a movement-driven production company dedicated to transforming
bold ideas into electrifying experiences for both stage and screen. Based in New York City,
we specialize in crafting and curating work where physical storytelling takes the lead—
merging choreography, cinematics, and conceptual design into striking, modern narratives.
We thrive on creative risk. We champion the unconventional. And we build productions that
don’t just entertain—they provoke, pulse, and push boundaries. From initial spark to final
frame, concept to curtain call, we collaborate with visionaries to shape stories that move
with purpose and resonate with power. At Rebellious Creatives, movement is our medium,
imagination is our engine, and innovation is our signature.
www.rebelliouscreatives.com | @rebelliouscreatives