Green Lung Studio Presents

doubles #6

thursday, September 25th

friday, September 26th

david

thomas hogan

When, if ever, is it okay to leave someone in crisis? Visceral and darkly intimate, david follows two performers phasing between improvisation and set choreography to unravel memory, trust, shame, and negotiation. Tender, unsettling, and at times absurd, david asks what we owe another person in their most vulnerable moments and where that responsibility ends, if anywhere at all.

This performance will also feature the earliest sketches of a new piece that will premiere in January.

Thomas Hogan is a New York City-born director-choreographer making physically driven performances that interrogate our most personal questions about our humanity, morality, and the bounds of our empathy. He is a 2026 Howard Gilman Cohort Residency fellow, a 2025 ETD New Choreographer Grant Recipient and a 2019 National YoungArts Winner in Choreography. His work has been presented at the Brooklyn Museum, Bryant Park, Xposed Gallery, the 14th St Y, and the Martha Graham Studio Theater. As a performer, he has worked with Akira Uchida, Ballet Collective, Brian Golden, GALLIM, and the Verdon-Fosse Legacy. He has performed at venues including New York City Center, the Joyce Theater, the 92nd St Y, MoMA, Pioneer Works, and Lincoln Center. Thomas is an ongoing artistic associate with Annie Rigney.

Bryanna Strickland, originally from Haledon, New Jersey, is a movement artist, collaborator and performer, currently based in Brooklyn, New York. She studied at the Conservatory of Dance at Purchase College, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Since then, she has worked with choreographers such as Jermaine Spivey, Chantelle Good, Elinor Kleber-Diggs, Carlos Franquiz, Thomas Hogan, Chelsea Thedinga, and more. To further her training, Bryanna also attended Springboard Danse Montreal where she performed repertoire by Maxine Doyle, where she found an even deeper love and interest in physical theater. She also immerses herself in house and hip-hop forms.

Lola Rose Jenkins (they/them) is a Canadian dance artist currently based in Brooklyn, NY. They began their training at Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre in Toronto, Canada, where they performed works by Roderick George, Jennifer Archibald, José Limón, Colin Connor, Sylvie Bouchard, and Alyssa Martin, among many others. Lola continued their training at the Conservatory of Dance at SUNY Purchase College, performing works by Hannah Garner (2nd Best Dance Company), Yue Yin(YYDC), Victor Quijada(Rubberband), Doug Varone, and Norbert de La Cruz III. Lola graduated summa cum laude in May 2025. Since graduating Lola has danced and worked for Hannah Garner, Thomas Hogan, and Annie Rigney, as well as presenting their own works at the American Dance Guild and GreenSpace.

nothing fantastic

Sofia Engelman, Lindsey Jennings, Delaney McDonough, Mills Papineau

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.

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