Moscelyne (she/her) is a graduate of The Juilliard School (’19) where she received the Joseph W. Polisi Award for Artist as Citizen. Moscelyne pursued additional training at Hubbard Street Pro (’20) and Walnut Hill School for the Arts (’15) and summer workshops including b12, Banff Centre for the Arts, and Jacob’s Pillow.

Moscelyne’s choreographic works have been performed at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, Alice Tully Hall, the Hudson Guild Theater, The Studebaker Theater (Chicago), the Foundry West Stockbridge and Triskelion Arts. She has received support from the Anthony Quinn Foundation Fellowship, Berkshire Taconic Foundation, and Metropolis Ensemble for her choreography.

Moscelyne dances professionally on the East and West Coast with Post:ballet, David Michalek, Francesca Harper, Liz Gerring, and Helen Simoneau. She moved to the Bay Area in early 2022 as a company artist with Post:ballet, and faculty member at Berkeley Ballet Theater. Her world premiere ‘say i am you’ was performed by Post:ballet at BAMPFA in March 2022. Shortly after Moscelyne was named Choreographer in Residence. She looks forward to dancing and creating in the Bay Area with Post:ballet, and pinkslip her duo with composer Trey Makler, as well as continuing her work as director of the solo series ‘please come alone.’

Sean (him/his) is a dancer, choreographer and teacher based in Cologne, Germany where he is currently an artist in Richard Siegel's, Ballet of Difference. He is an alumnus of The Juilliard School ('19) and Walnut Hill School for the Arts ('15).

He has performed repertoire by Twyla Tharp, Nacho Duato, Merce Cunningham, Ohad Naharin, Martha Graham and Roy Assaf, and has worked with artists spanning a spectrum of mediums including Bobbi Jene Smith, Zack Winokur, David Michalek, Madeline Hollander, and Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison. Sean has worked and performed extensively with NY based dance companies GALLIM, Helen Simoneau Danse and MADBOOTS.

In his own work and process he values the constant reconciliation of the breadth of physical tones, rhythms and dialects present in the body and absorbed from a range of corporeal experiences. Post-style in approach, he is interested to explore movement untethered to any one genre or fixed style, but rather aims to distill a sense of spontaneity of movement, using improvisation as a central tool for movement creation.

In 2019, Sean Co-Founded BODYSONNET in pursuit of bringing together a small collective of inspired artists to create highly collaborative work in unconventional spaces.

Mio (she/her) is a dancer and a collaborator based in New York City. She is a native of Tokyo, Japan, where she began dancing at the age of 6. Her training in both classical and contemporary dance forged her strong interest in the performing arts and led her to study at the Juilliard School in New York City where she received BFA in 2019. Mio has performed the repertories by Iván Pérez, Alejandro Cerrudo, Roy Assaf, Twyla Tharp, Mark Morris among many others.

She dances with Company Stefanie Batten Bland (2020-), BODYSONNET (2019-), ChristinaNoel and the Creature (2021-), Olga Rabetskaya (2022-), and Sidra Bell Dance (2022-).

During the pandemic in 2020, Mio was in Tokyo and has assisted Mariko Kakizaki (former dancer of L.E.V) and Ryu Suzuki (Associate Choreographer of Dance Base Yokohama). She has collaborated with the American artist Dan Colen, visual artists Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison, cellist Ken Kubota, jazz pianist Isiah Thompson, jazz bass player Felix Moseholm, High Line Nine Gallery in Chelsea Manhattan and continues to make her own multidisciplinary art and collaborate across mediums.