4:15 #7
wednesday, march 11th 2026
Thomas Hogan
david
Performers: Bryanna Strickland and Lola Jenkins
Thomas Hogan is a queer director-choreographer born and raised in New York City graduating from LaGuardia Arts High School and SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Dance. As a performer, Thomas has danced with Annie Rigney, Akira Uchida, the Verdon-Fosse Legacy, Ballet Collective under Troy Schumacher, and GALLIM under Andrea Miller. He has performed at venues including New York City Center, the Joyce Theater, the 92nd St Y, and Lincoln Center. As a creator, Thomas is a 2025 ETD New Choreographer Grant Recipient and a National YoungArts Winner in Choreography. His work has been presented across New York City including Bryant Park, the Brooklyn Museum, Xposed Gallery, the 14th St Y, and the Martha Graham Studio Theater, among others. Most recently, he has been commissioned to create for Columbia University set to premiere in April.
syd thiebaut
party2party
performers: Celine Bassman, Pema Cunnyngham-Mansfield, Alex Dicastro, Lisa Kwak, Syd Thiebaut
Mackenzie Nye and Judette Elliston
Jelani taylor
Kinetic Studies on Pain (excerpt)
Performer: Taylor Bonadies
Jelani Taylor is a dancer, choreographer, and arts administrator from Virginia Beach, Virginia, currently working out of New York City. He is the Founder and Artistic Director of ERA Dance Company and the Artists of Color Council Coordinator for Movement Research. Jelani’s choreography has been presented nationally at Inside/Out at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, Danspace Project’s Draftwork program, the National Dance Society Conference (NDS), and various festivals in Virginia and New York City. He has performed in work by Merce Cunningham, Nathan Trice, Sinclair O’Gaga, and Mariah Lopez. Jelani and ERA Dance Company were artist/company in residence at Norfolk State University, a part of the Digging in Group, Artist Residency program at Green Space Studio and a 2024/25 Performance Project Fellow at University Settlement. Jelani graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) with a B.F.A in Dance and Choreography in 2019. While at VCU, Jelani was the recipient of the African American Studies Department’s “Black History in the Making” Award.
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