marion spencer is a New York-based interdisciplinary dance artist. Weaving movement, sound & installation, she creates solo and ensemble performances built from feminine, feminist and interdisciplinary practices. marion’s work has been presented by La MaMa, Roulette, CPR, Danspace Project, Gibney, New Dance Alliance, Movement Research at Judson Church, Triskelion Arts, and more. She has been an Artist in Residence at MacDowell, The American Dance Festival, The Chocolate Factory Theater, The Field Center, Gibney, Amherst College and Mana Contemporary, among others. As a performer, marion has danced for Joanna Kotze, Laurie Berg, BAND|portier, Laura Peterson, Larissa Velez-Jackson, Michelle Boulé, Tyler Rai and as a guest performer with David Dorfman Dance and the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.

Glenn Potter-Takata is a Japanese-American artist, media designer, and educator based in the Bronx. He creates performance works that incorporate butoh, media equipment, and consumer materials to treat the body as a historical site in post-Internment America. His original performance works have been shown at Danspace Project, Mabou Mines, Pageant, Kestrels, Center for Performance Research, Movement Research at Judson Church, Grace Exhibition Space, Cannonball (Philadelphia, PA) and Rogers Studio Gallery (Las Vegas, NV), among other places. Glenn has been an artist-in-residence with Movement Research, Gibney Dance Center (Work Up), CUNY Dance Initiative at Lehman College, Ucross (Clearmont, WY), Rogers Art Loft (Las Vegas, NV), and is the recipient of a MAP Fund Award, Bronx Cultural Visions Award, Bronx Dance Fund Award, and a Mabou Mines SUITE/Space Fellowship. He is currently a teacher of sound and projection design for live performance at Sarah Lawrence College. MFA, Sarah Lawrence College.