Parker Kaila

Fingerscapes

PERFORMERS: Parker Kaila & Rosie Elliott

Parker Kaila is a choreographer and dancer based in New York City, and an incoming MFA Fellow at Bennington College. Parker makes dances that bridge landscapes. Fingerscapes is a dance about getting stuck in the mud. It was made in collaboration with Rosie Elliott.

Isabel Torok

Figureheads

PERFORMERS: Mark Dilorio, Cat Mills, Caitlyn Zaniewski

Carved figures are keeping us company.

Rocking and rolling, weathering and remaining.

Knotted lines of power and mercurial forces adorn each tide.

Isabel Torok is an NYC-based movement artist and choreographer working across disciplines to explore how femininity exists in liminality, constantly shifting and adapting. She utilizes improvisational score-based approaches to creating experimental contemporary dance works. In cycles of time, human and nonhuman elements weave together to investigate the space between these two distinctions. Using movement that is loud yet subtle, she questions when performance begins, or if it ever ends. Isabel makes references to childhood or nostalgia through gestures or games, blending performance with remembrance or reality.

She graduated in May 2026 with a BFA in Dance and an Arts Management minor from Marymount Manhattan College. She has additionally performed works by esteemed choreographers such as Omar Román de Jesús, Raja Feather Kelly, Dolly Sfeir, and Tamisha Guy. Her choreographic work has been showcased at Arts on Site in NYC, as well as multiple showings at MMC.

Amelia Rose Larson

Where I've been & Where i'm going

PERFORMERS: Emma Weiss, Matthew Spangler, Sam Grayson

Amelia is a New York–based movement artist, choreographer, and creative director, born in Almaty, Kazakhstan. She earned her BFA in Dance from the University of the Arts in 2022, where she was a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship for Dance Performance and studied under Donna Faye Burchfield. Amelia began her formal dance training at age seven at BalletMet Academy in Columbus, Ohio, later becoming a ballet trainee at the Joffrey Ballet School in New York City at fifteen. She continued her studies at the Vassiliev Ballet Academy as a member of the International Training Company, completing her training in 2018.

Now working as a freelance artist in NYC, Amelia has performed works by Sidra Bell, Doug Varone, Bret Easterling, Helene Simoneau, Mark Caserta, Juel D. Lane, Andrea Miller, and others. Her performance and choreographic credits include Alexis Bittar’s 2024 New York Fashion Week presentation; Dawn, presented at the Alvin Ailey Studios as part of a choreographic festival; work presented at Arts On Site, including Aura; and original dance films Meta, Court, and Alchemy. She was a fellow choreographer with Next Fest 2025, presenting live work with orchestra, and has served as movement director for Somada Labs. She is currently in process with fellow New York–based artists, with new works emerging summer 2026.

Katie Sponenburg

Infinite Process

PERFORMERS: Eliza Voorheis, Annika Voorheis, Rosie Elliott, Sophia Sowinkski, Pimprenelle Noël, and Katie Sponenburg

Choreographed by Katie Sponenburg with the dancers

Film by Rosalind Joyce

Katie Sponenburg (she/her) is a contemporary dance artist born in New Jersey. She is a graduate of Barnard College and believes that the first step in dance is always a mistake. Katie has danced the movement of Trisha Brown, Jodi Melnick, Irene Hultman, Liz Gerring, and traces the histories of many others. Her work centers on visceral experience, patterns that fall apart, and inevitability of nature. She is a lover of bodies of water.

THE TEAM @ green lung studio

Jessica Mitchell, Steven Carmona, Amanda Carmona, Maggie Beutner Cheung, Tim Cheung

About Green Lung Studio

Green Lung Studio was built by two artists who wanted a place to try things—loudly, quietly, imperfectly. Not a venue. Not a theater. A playground. A lab. A home. We know what it’s like to scrape by in a city that forgets its artists. So we made the kind of space we always needed—a place to test ideas. Today Green Lung Studio is ran by a group of close friends and volunteers looking to protect independent New York art spirit and culture.

Green Lung Studio has year round dance, music, cinema and more. Stay up to date at greenlungstudio.com or @greenlungstudio on Instagram.