New York Now


The Gym at Judson Church - 243 Thompson St, New York, NY 10012

May 23 @ 4pm‍ ‍May 23 @ 7:30pm

After six years of creations and residencies BODYSONNET is incredibly honored to call New York home at last. With the endless inspiration of the city at our doorstep, we’re stepping boldly toward the next chapter and our largest local residency yet: New York City.”

Moscelyne ParkeHarrison, Artistic Director


Works

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  • say i am you

    originally performed by Post:ballet in 2022, the work by Moscelyne ParkeHarrison will be revived with dancers Ny Opong, Colin Frederick, Miriam Gittens, Quaba Ernest, Lieana Sherry and Marcus Sarjeant.

    Toney

    Tracie

    Mom

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BODYSONNET

Founded in 2019, BODYSONNET is a company based in New York committed to making site responsive work on an international scale. Led by Co-Founders Moscelyne ParkeHarrison (Artistic Director), Mio Ishikawa (Associate Artistic Director), and Sean Lammer (Creative Consultant), BODYSONNET initiates projects that center dance to yield works that are highly physical and unique to the communities with which we engage. Our work demonstrates the intersection of movement with many mediums and enacts zero waste consciousness through collaboration with local artists and institutions. We redefine the viewer’s experience by developing innovative work that reinforces our shared humanity.

BODYSONNET is fiscally sponsored by Satellite Collective, a registered non profit organization.

For over 125 years, Judson has served as a beacon of Radical Hope for Greenwich Village and far beyond. Through their unique approach to expansive spirituality, embodied justice-seeking, and unfettered creativity, the Judson community continues to reimagine what church can be: a sanctuary where organizers, activists, and artists are lifted up as the voices that show us where we've been, who we are, and what we can become. Whether it's Judson's 11am Sunday morning service, it's regular Wednesday night arts programming, or one of the hundreds of gatherings we host every year, there's a place for you. If you'd like to learn more or donate to support our efforts, visit judson.org.