David Calhoun (they/them) was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. They spent their summers training at LINES Ballet, Ballet West, Kansas City Ballet, Hubbard Street, Martha Graham and Bates Dance Festival. David obtained their BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography, Emphasis in Ballet and Modern, from the Conservatory at University of Missouri – Kansas City in 2017 on full scholarship. After graduation, David moved to San Francisco to join dawsondancesf under Gregory Dawson. Since residing in SF they have danced professionally with ODC/Dance, SFDanceworks, Ballet22, Wylliams/Henry, Concept o4 and other Bay Area choreographers. David teaches yoga and dance to all ages with the intention to help others connect to the joy and gift of movement. They are currently a company dancer with AXIS dance company.

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Alex Carrington (she/they) received the majority of her training at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts and the LINES Ballet Training Program. She has danced for Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, tinypistol, detour dance, Kristin Damrow & Company, little seismic dance company, Emily Hansel, and in addition, has performed works by Crystal Pite, Yin Yue, Katie Wong, Andrea Peña, and Nick Korkos.

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Mia J. Chong (she/they) is a choreographer and dancer from San Francisco, California, the Indigenous lands of the Ramaytush Ohlone and Muwekma people. She currently dances with ODC/Dance and creatively collaborates with Post:ballet. Mia has received a Princess Grace Award, Chris Hellman Dance Honor, Aninstantia Foundation Grant, LINES Ballet Homer Avila Award, Jacob’s Pillow Ann & Weston Hicks Choreography Fellowship, Metro Film and Arts Foundation Choreography Commission, and Isadora Duncan Dance Awards and nominations for her work as a performer and creator. She received her training from the Kirov Academy of Ballet, San Francisco Ballet School, the Ailey School, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, the School at Jacob’s Pillow’s Contemporary Program, and ODC School. Mia has also danced professionally with Robert Moses’ Kin, Dance Theatre of San Francisco, and San Francisco Symphony. This summer, Mia will graduate from New York University with her BA in Social Sciences with a concentration in Organizational Behavior and Change. In the fall, she will continue her studies through the Master of Science in Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship program at Northeastern University..As a choreographer, Mia creates contemporary dance works throughout the Bay Area with the intention of engaging viewers from all walks of life, honoring collaboration, and celebrating connectivity. Please visit miajchong.com to learn more.

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Colin Frederick (he/they) is a dancer and choreographer from Warrensburg, Missouri. Colin studied dance at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Alonzo King LINES Ballet, and earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance and Choreography, with an emphasis in Ballet, from the University of Missouri- Kansas City Conservatory. He has danced professionally with Wylliams/Henry Dance Company and Tristian Griffin Dance Company. He is currently a dancer with Post:ballet.

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Randy Donovan Jimenez (He/him) is a 2nd generation, Bay Area native. He is Filipino, Apache and Hawaii. Randy studied cultural anthropology at SFSU and mainly worked on ethnography at different bars in the SOMA’s leather district. Randy has always loved fashion, and thus lives by three rules: 1. Clothes are our armor 2. Clothes have no gender 3. There are no rules. Style is all about self expression and he has always used his wardrobe to challenge social//gender norms. Randy is the MC for neverover.

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Alli Li (any pronouns) Growing up in LA, I’d always wanted to be an artist. After dropping out of high school and working in service to forge my own path, I worked on various film sets before becoming disillusioned by the intangibility of film production. I soon found the tangibility I was looking for in the labor of love that is cooking. Under the tutelage of longtime Chez Panisse chef Kelsie Kerr, I fell in love with the artistry of farm to table cooking. I am currently the head chef of Friends and Family Bar in Oakland. As a queer safe haven and major date spot, I strive to ensure that the food facilitates beauty, playfulness, and simplicity. I hope that the love and care that I bring to the queer community - and my community at large - is felt in the food. At this point in history, I am honored to have a seat at the table, and humbled to have a plate on it as well.

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

Moscelyne dances professionally on the East and West Coast with Post:ballet, David Michalek, Francesca Harper, Liz Gerring, and Helen Simoneau. She is co director of NEFA and MassCulturalCouncil award winning dance collective BODYSONNET.

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, teaching, and creating in the Bay Area with Post:ballet, and pinkslip her duo with composer Trey Makler (UC Davis), as well as presenting her solo series please come alone.

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Jaime Serra dos Santos (he/him) is a music producer, recording artist, and DJ from Brazil currently based in Oakland, CA. He currently makes original work under the artist name ‘saint hills’. Learn more at https://www.sainthillsmusic.com

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Saharla Vetsch (she/her) is a Somali American independent dance/drag artist born and raised in Minnesota. Now residing in the Bay Area, Saharla has earned a degree in Performing Arts and Social Justice with a concentration in dance from the University of San Francisco. Her work centers around questions and curiosities about individuals’ intersecting identities and how they relate to one another. Saharla was recently a performing artist in Zaccho Dance Theatre's "Love, a state of grace." She currently works with Detour Dance and has participated in their "Up on High" film series. At present, she is a RAWdance Radiate fellow.

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