Heather Dutton (she/they) is a Brooklyn based queer and gender fluid dance theater artist driven by a deep fascination with human nature. Their multidisciplinary approach to movement calls on their background in theater, comedy, creative writing, and a range of dance techniques to tell stories with humor, sensitivity, and an attention to detail. She holds a B.A. in Dance (Choreography and Education) from Muhlenberg College, where she also minored in Women’s and Gender Studies. She was a recent artist in residence with the American Dance Festival and is preparing to share work ODC Theater this summer. Their work has also been seen at Arts on Site, Here Arts Center (Sublet Series), the Craft NYC, Dixon Place, LaGuardia Performing Arts Center, Spark Theater Festival, the Tank, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and more. 

Abigail Linnemeyer (she/they) is a Brooklyn based performer. She is invested in her improvisation practice and drawn to works that call on partnering, and athleticism. Her queer identity inspires her research into gender in process and community outreach. She is currently working with, m i c c a, Alex Schmidt, Michelle Thompson Ulerich, Heather Dutton, and Kinesis Project Dance Theatre. In recent years, she has worked on projects with Johnnie Cruise Mercer/TheREDprojectNYC, MICHIYAYA Dance, VALLETO, Kayla Farrish, Elizabeth Dishman, Megan Flynn, Mark Dendy, and Grounded Aerial Dance Company. Abigail is eager to continue to pursue her desire to work in environments that center collaborative values and actively work to uplift queer communities.

Corinne Lohner (they/she) is a performing artist and dancemaker based in Brooklyn, NY. They freelance as a performer with companies like Yin Yue Dance Company, David Dorfman Dance, Douglas Dunn + Dancers, and more. Currently, they are a Performance Project Fellow at University Settlement and a Pride Resident Artist with WADE. Notable past credits include performing with Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and Boston Dance Theater, choreographic commissions from Oquirrh West Project and InQUAD Dance, and a B.F.A. from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.

Sabrina Canas (she/her) is a first generation Argentine American artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She holds her BFA in Dance from the University of the Arts (UArts), where she performed works by Jesse Zaritt, Netta Yerushalmy, Helen Simoneau, Marguerite Hemmings, Beth Gill, Sidra Bell, and others. Since moving to Brooklyn, Sabrina has performed at BAM Fisher, 92nd Street NY, Triskelion Arts, PAGEANT, Flushing Town Hall, and NOD Theater (SEA). She has been featured in music videos for jazz musician Tony Glausi, When It All Comes Crashing Down in 2021, and Raia Was, Playing God Again in 2023. Sabrina is currently collaborating and performing with MICHIYAYA Dance, SAXYN Dance Works, Same As Sister, and Heater Dutton among other independent project based artists. She has shown work at Arts On Site, The 14th St. Y, La Mama Experimental Theatre Club, PAGEANT, 28th Street Theatre (TADA!), and SAA with tidbit collective as a co-director. 

Josephine Brunner (she/they) is a New York-based dancer and choreographer originally from Baltimore, Maryland. In 2023, Josephine graduated with a B.F.A in dance from George Mason University where she trained under the mentorship of teaching artists including Christina Robson and Susan Shields and performed works by choreographers like Doug Varone, Rafael Bonachela, Darell Moultrie, and Stephanie Martinez. As a professional, Josephine has danced for artists like Larry Keigwin, Laura Halzack, Clymene Aldinger, and Rosa Allegra Wolff while pursuing her own choreographic goals. Recently, Josephine has presented her work at venues including Arts on Site in Manhattan, Spring for Spring Dance Festival in Connecticut, and the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. With a focus on momentum and form, the subject of her work reflects on multifaceted identity and considers how it takes shape in abstract landscapes.

Lara Atry (she/they) is a Brooklyn-based, Jersey-born interdisciplinary artist and producer. They pursue work that interrogates structure, embodies humanity, and makes them laugh. Lara is currently a Producer at the American Theatre Wing focusing on accessible, educational (Master Class), and documentary series (Working in the Theatre).

​Posie Lewis is an actor, writer, and teaching artist based in Brooklyn. Posie has appeared in films including the award-winning short The Lord’s House, Little Bunker Hill, and Something Beautiful in the Daylight. Her theatrical credits have ranged from Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest, to Anya in The Cherry Orchard, to the site-specific play Bad at Talking set in a Tribeca boxing ring. Posie narrated the audiobook for Madeline Dyer’s A Dangerous Game (available on Audible) and penned personal essays for her own podcast Write It Down. Posie teaches theatre and voice virtually, in Brooklyn, and in her hometown of Cambridge, Maryland. She holds a B.A. in Theatre & English from Muhlenberg College, as well as certificates from the Stella Adler Studio and the Accademia dell’Arte in Arezzo, Italy.