Faye Driscoll: "Weathering" Program

2021-2022 RANDJELOVIĆ/STRYKER RESIDENT

COMMISSIONED ARTIST

Faye Driscoll Weathering

APR 5-8 & 12-15 AT 7:30PM

Created by Faye Driscoll

Performed by James Barrett, Kara Brody, Miguel Alejandro Castillo, Amy Gernux, Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Jennifer Nugent, Cory Seals, Eliza Tappan, Carlo Antonio Villanueva, Jo Warren

Scenic Design by Jake Margolin and Nick Vaughan

Lighting Design by Amanda K. Ringger

Sound and Music Director: Sophia Brous

Live Sound and Sound Design by Ryan Gamblin

Composition, Field recordings, Sound Design by Guillaume

Malaret

Costume Design by Karen Boyer

Dramaturgy by Dages Juvelier Keates

Choreographic Assistant: Amy Gernux

Intimacy coordination by Yehuda Duenyas

Production Stage Management by Emily Vizina

New York Live Arts Producer: Hannah Emerson Jernigan

Cover photo by Maria Baranova

FUNDING

Weathering is commissioned, produced and presented by New York Live Arts as part of the New York Live Arts Randjelović/Stryker Resident Commissioned Artist Program, and co-commissioned by Carolina Performing Arts at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, The Joyce Theater Foundation’s Artist Residency Center made possible by lead funding from The Mellon Foundation, Howard Gilman Foundation, LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Dancers’ Workshop in Jackson Hole, WY, Wexner Center for the Arts, Theater der Welt 2023 in Frankfurt –Offenbach, and Julidans Amsterdam.

Additional support provided by members of Faye Driscoll’s Commissioners Circle, New York State Council on the Arts, Café Royal Cultural Foundation, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, and developed with residency support from Dancers’ Workshop in Jackson Hole, WY, Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography at Florida State University, and the Pillow Lab at Jacob’s Pillow.

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SPECIAL THANKS

Thank you to Bill T. Jones and Janet Wong for this tremendous residency with New York Live Arts, and Slobodan Randjelović and Jon Stryker, and the Mellon Foundation, for making it possible. Hannah Emerson Jernigan for your profound sensitivity, exacting attention to detail, and ongoing care for us all as a producer (and so much more). Your support made us free to make the art. Kyle Maude for your grounding presence, humor, rigor, and advocacy for this project. Dages Juvelier Keates for being a brain-heart partner and doula for this project from its nascent shape and through all its iterations. Amy Gernux for grounding and deepening this project every step of the way with your multi-armed, multi-tasking care. To Nick Vaughan and Jake Margolin for the decade + of collaboration that now feels like a root system that feeds my creative process. You make every idea, every tech rehearsal, better and clearer. Thank you performers James Barrett, Kara Brody, Amy Gernux, Shayla-Vie Jenkins and Jennifer Nugent for your incredible presence commitment from the first rehearsal laying the groundwork for this world and Miguel Alejandro Castillo, Cory Seals, Eliza Tappan, Carlo Antonio Villanueva and Jo Warren for jumping in right in the middle and being exactly what we needed. Thank you Sophia Brous for shaping our sound world with rigor, play and a wild and inspiring spirit (and equally expressive elegant hand gestures). Thank you Ryan Gamblin and Guillaume Malaret for bringing alive the weather of sound so gorgeously. Mandy Ringger, my rock, you light up every single one of my worlds just right. Karen Boyer for coming in and making us all look better with every stitch and dye. Yehuda Duenyas for teaching us so much about intimacy, consent, and how real risk is possible when we slow down and listen to each other. To Emily Vizina for your aplomb and groundedness in managing this production. And to Connie for holding me in every way, from every distance, in every moment more beautifully than I could ever imagined. Profound Gratitude to my commissioners circle Susan Foster, Eleanor Friedman, Ash + Jamie Jones, Dennis Matthies, John Robinson, and Paul and Lauryn Siegel.

BIOGRAPHIES

Faye Driscoll is a Doris Duke Award-winning performance maker who has been hailed as a “startlingly original talent” by The New York Times and “a postmillenium postmodern wild woman” by The Village Voice. She is the 2021-2022 Randjelovic/ Stryker Resident Commissioned Artist at New York Live Arts, and is the recipient of a Guggenheim fellowship, a Bessie award and the Jacob’s Pillow Artist Award among many others. Her work has been presented at Wexner Center for the Arts, Walker Art Center, ICA/ Boston, MCA Chicago and BAM, and internationally at Tanz im August, Kunstenfestivaldesarts, La Biennale di Venezia, Festival d’Automne à Paris, Melbourne Festival, Belfast International Arts Festival, Onassis Cultural Centre in Athens and Centro de Arte Experimental in Buenos Aires. Her newest work Calving (2022) premiered at Theater Bremen (Bremen, Germany). In 2020, her first-ever solo exhibition, Come On In, opened at Walker Art Center and then went on to Portland Institute for Contemporary Art and On the Boards offering gallery-goers an experience of six

distinct audio-guided experiences called Guided Choreographies for the Living and the Dead.

James Barrett is a New Yorkbased artist, maker, and educator. He has worked with numerous companies, most recently New Dialect (Nashville, TN) and LED (Boise, ID), performing works by Rosie Herrera, Lauren Edson, Yin Yue, Banning Bouldin, Idan Sharabi, and Joy Davis. James has choreographed works for Visceral Dance Chicago and New Dialect and has shared his solo work at Centennial Performing Arts Studios (Nashville, TN) and the Barn at Lee (Lee, MA). Most recent experiences include projects with Dolly Sfeir, Kayla Farrish, and Faye Driscoll. He has worked independently and through companies as a rehearsal assistant and teaching artist, instructing at various programs including Jazzgoba Dance Academy (Costa Rica), PerryMansfield (CO), Tulane University (LA), and The Juilliard School (NY).

Kara Brody is a movement based artist focusing her work towards collaborative spaces. Based

in Chicago, she has performed with companies Lucky Plush Productions, Khecari, and The Cambrians. She has worked with The Fly Honey Show, Erin Kilmurray, Alice Klock, Danceable Project | Erick Montes, and Ayako Kato. Kara teaches frequently throughout the Chicago area as a Lecturer at University of Chicago and on faculty at The Joffrey Academy, Visceral Dance Center, Virtual Dance Lab, and COMMON Conservatory. She has been a guest teaching artist at The Kennedy Center, Rutgers University, Northern Illinois University, Sonoma State University, Pro.Noun Dance Festival, and Hamilton College. Most recently, Kara co-curated a two-week series at the Steppenwolf 1700 Theatre for their winter Lookout Series. She is currently working with Faye Driscoll (NYC) for her newest work, Weathering.

Miguel Alejandro Castillo is an interdisciplinary artist from Caracas, Venezuela. A choreographer, director, installation artist, educator, and performer, he is drawn to the permeability of art forms and the new inquiries that arise

from cross-disciplinary and multicultural collaborations. Castillo is currently a Fresh Tracks artist in residency at New York Live Arts and the movement director for Prisoner of The State, a new opera by David Lang commissioned by the New York Philharmonic. As a dancer, Miguel has performed in the U.S and internationally in the works of Faye Driscoll, Jeanine Durning, Maria Hassabi, Tzveta Kassabova, Alex Springer & Xan Burley, Peter Schmitz, Laurel Jenkins, Delfos Danza Contemporánea, among others. In 2021 Castillo was a danceWEB scholar at the Impulstanz Festival in Vienna. He is also a company member of Agile Rascal Bicycle Touring Theatre. Castillo is a proud United World College alumnus, holds a bachelor’s in dance and theatre from Middlebury College and an M.F.A in Choreography and Performance from Smith College. Website: miguelalejandro.art

Instagram: @love.entirely

Amy Gernux is a New York-based performer and artist at the intersection of dance, theater, voice, costume, and makeup design. She works primarily with Faye Driscoll and the feath3r

theory (Raja Feather Kelly) and is delighted to have also performed with Jim Findlay and Third Rail Projects. Notable Choreographic Assistant credits include: Met Gala 2022: In America: an Anthology of Fashion (Raja Feather Kelly and Rachel Chavkin), UGLY: BLACK QUEER ZOO (Raja Feather Kelly, 2018), Calving (Faye Driscoll, 2022) and Weathering (Faye Driscoll, 2023). Amy received her B.A. in Dance and Art from Connecticut College in 2013.

Shayla-Vie Jenkins is a performer, maker, and educator based in Philadelphia, PA. Jenkins was a member of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company (2005-2016). She has also performed in projects with Yaa Samar! Dance Theater, Yanira Castro, Yara Travieso, Rebecca Lazier, Susan Marshall, Ni’Ja Whitson, Merce Cunningham Trust’s Night of 100 Solos, Yvonne Rainer, Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born, David Gordon, James Allister Sprang, and Moriah Evans. Jenkins’ recent choreography includes On Buried Ground: remember them, an ongoing site-specific project for the Christ Church Burial Ground. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of the Arts.

Jennifer Nugent is a performer, educator, mother, and partner. Her dancing is profoundly inspired by Linda Rogers Albritton, Ann

Cummings, Patricia Cummings, Beatrice LaVerne, Barbara Sloan, Bambi Anderson, Dale Andree, Gerri Houlihan, Daniel Lepkoff, Wendell Beavers, Lisa Race, David Dorfman, Patty Townsend, Thomas F. DeFrantz, Paul Matteson, and Janet Wong. Jennifer has worked and performed with many choreographers and companies, notably the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, David Dorfman Dance, and with collaborator Paul Matteson. Jennifer currently teaches at Gibney Dance (NYC), Movement Research (NYC), and Sarah Lawrence College, (NY).

Cory Seals is an interdisciplinary artist & community curator born in Atlanta, GA and based in Philadelphia, PA. Seals uses his practices including vocal jazz, sonic landscape, and improvisation encompassing voice, text, and movement as an expression of radical care and to create community around the diversely interconnected experiences of living in blackness and queerness. Alongside his

own projects, Seals has had the pleasure of training with Reginald

Pindell, Paul Adkins, V. Shayne

Frederick, Marguerite Hemmings, Kyle Clark, Curt Haworth, Courtney Henry, Christina

Kristal Rizzo, Pietro Gagliano, Marta Bellu, Andrea Lovo, and Nicki & Jorge Cousineau, among others. His most recent work includes SOUNDS OF SPIRIT, a soundscape of traditional spirituals and sonic musings meant to conjure a continuum of African American presence as a dialogue with the Arthur Ross Gallery’s exhibition “John E. Dowell: Path To Freedom.”

Eliza Tappan is a performer and Pilates teacher based in New York. Her research and teaching practice revolve around somatics, strength and alignment, nervous system movement and integration, and breathwork. She holds a BFA in dance from the University of Utah and has performed with/for Satu Hummasti & Daniel Clifton, Faye Driscoll, LajaMartin, Nick Blaylock, Graham Brown, Brianna López, Breeanne Saxton, and Eric Handman, among others.

Carlo Antonio Villanueva is a Filipino American performing artist based in New York and Maryland. His key experiences in dance include those with Miriam Gabriel, Moriah Evans, Katie Workum, David Zambrano, Janet Wong & Bill T. Jones, and the work of Merce Cunningham. In addition to joining the cast of Faye Driscoll’s Weathering, he has recently been included on projects with Rebecca Steinberg, Brit Falcon, Neil Greenberg, Stephen Petronio, and Christopher Williams. In 2022, Carlo’s own creative collaborations were presented at The Clarice Smith

Performing Arts Center in College Park, MD; Dance Place and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.; The Arab Culture Association in Haifa; and the /si:n/ Biennale d’Art Vidéo et de Performance in Marseilles, France. BFA, Rutgers University; MFA in progress, University of Maryland. Carloantoniovillanueva.com

Jo Warren is a New York based artist working at the intersection of dance, performance, writing, tattoo, relationship and healing practice. They are a current company member with the acrobatic dance group LAVA and a

grateful performing collaborator with Vanessa Anspaugh and Faye Driscoll.

Amanda K. Ringger (Lighting Design) has been designing locally, nationally, and internationally for over 20 years with artists such as Faye Driscoll, Cynthia Oliver, Doug Elkins, Leslie Cuyjet, Molly Poerstel, Ivy Baldwin, Laura Peterson, Darrah Carr, Antonio Ramos, Alexandra Beller, Sean Donovan, and cakeface, among many others. She received a BA from Goucher College in Baltimore, MD and an MFA from Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. She is the recipient of a Bessie award for her collaboration on Faye Driscoll’s 837 Venice Boulevard at HERE Arts Center.

Sophia Brous is a crossdisciplinary artist, performer and curator based in New York and Melbourne, Australia. Her practice draws on broad interests in devised performance, multidisciplinary collaboration, music and improvisation. She is past resident artist of The Brooklyn Academy of Music, National Sawdust and The Watermill Center, and was Curator at Large of Pioneer Works and

Artistic Associate of the Arts

Centre Melbourne, where she founded Supersense: Festival of the Ecstatic in 2015.

Recent works include contemporary music theatre work for public space, The Invisible Opera (for Singapore Festival, RISING, Steirischerherbst Graz, BAM); multidisciplinary opera Mount Analogue (for Oslo Opera House and the Royal Danish Theatre/CpH Stage Festival 2023); and New York large ensemble Exo-Tech.

Brous has featured in productions for The Barbican, Southbank Centre, Kennedy Center, Paris Philharmonie, Operadagen Rotterdam, Dublin Concert Hall, BAM, Pioneer Works & Sydney Opera House, and collaborated with artists including David Byrne, Marc Ribot, Questlove, Faye Driscoll, Okwui Okpokwasili, Ben Russell, Nicolas Becker, Moses Sumney and Kimbra.

Ryan Gamblin (they/them) is a sound designer, composer, and performance-maker based in Brooklyn, NY working across performance, installation, and music. Their work centers on the

use of original composition, found media, and analog, digital, and mechanical technologies to create worlds. Upcoming designs include: Liveness (The Civilians / WNYC), Misconceptions (Blessed Unrest), Mary Jane (Third Rail Rep, Portland OR). Recent NY: Utopian Hotline (as guest artist, Theater Mitu / Enki Arts Forum). As Associate: The Trees at Playwrights Horizons / Page 73, Public Obscenities at SoHo Rep / NAATCO. Regional: You Got Older, #Enough, You Are Here (Sound Des.) at Third Rail Rep; Beckett Women, Our Ruined House (Assoc. Sound Des.) at Portland Experimental Theater Ensemble. Member, TSDCA. ryangamblin.com

Guillaume Malaret is a French sound artist, field recordist, composer and sound designer born in Toulouse (FR) in 1993. Grounded in recording and electroacoustic composition, his work shows field interpretations intimately linked to his environment. Guillaume employs microphones, recorders, speakers and synthesizers as his main instruments. His recent works have sonically examined rocky island formations, bee colonies, pastoral terrains of Southern France and different

living space. He works with musicians, poets, film makers, writers and visual artists in new productions, recordings and touring performances. Since 2013, he has co-run the record label Le Cabanon. guillaumemalaret.fr

Nick Vaughan & Jake Margolin are Houston-based interdisciplinary artists creating an ongoing series of fifty installations made in response to little-known preStonewall queer histories from each state. This multi-decade endeavor draws from recent groundbreaking academic work, the artists’ own archival research, and significant time spent learning from and collaborating with local LGBTQ community members.

Karen Boyer designs and builds costumes in NYC. Past and recent collaborators include choreographers Catherine Galasso, Sidra Bell, nicHi douglas, Sarah Dahnke, Katy Pyle, and Sunny Hitt; theater makers the New Wild, Object Collection, harunalee, Little Lord, Pan Asian Rep, MetaPhysEd, and Target Margin Theater. BFA: Maryland Institute College of Art, MFA: NYU Tisch. karenrachelboyer.com.

Dages Juvelier Keates (she/they)

is an artist born in Chicago in 1980. Working with and through bodily materiality as a somatic space for holding paradox, their transdisciplinary praxis spans performance, dramaturgy, writing and pedagogy. Since 2021, Keates has been engaged in dramaturgical dialogue with Faye Driscoll for Calving (Bremen, 2022) and Weathering (NYC, 2023) They have recently taught at PARSE Biennial Research Conference on Violence (SE), Paideia European Institute for Jewish Studies (SE), Campus PCS (PT), Ariana Reines’ Invisible College (USA), and The Royal Institute of Art (SE). Dages holds a BA in dance from Bard College, a transdisciplinary MA from NYU (2014), and an Advanced Masters in Artistic Research from Sint Lucas Antwerpen (2022). They live and work between New York City and Stockholm, Sweden.

Yehuda Duenyas (he/they) is an Intimacy Coordinator for Film TV, and Live Performance, and also an experiential artist working in a spectrum of mediums from performance to commercial directing. Yehuda received an MFA in Integrated Electronic

Arts from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and was a founding member of the OBIE award-winning New York theater collaborative the National Theater of the United States of America (NTUSA). Yehuda’s work and collaborations have received a Primetime Emmy award, 8 Cannes Lions, 11 Clio Awards, and 2 Webby awards, among others. Select Film and TV credits include: MONSTER: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story (Ryan Murphy/NETFLIX), Westworld Season 4 (HBO), The Afterparty Season 2 (SONY/APPLE TV), American Gigolo (Paramount+/ Showtime), Criminal Minds (CBS). Yehuda is also a SAG-AFTRA accredited Intimacy Coordination trainer and co-runs CINTIMA.CO, an IC training program specifically designed for BIPOC and queer folks entering the field.

Emily Vizina, or Viz, (Production Stage Manager) is a Brooklynbased freelance Stage Manager, Production Manager, and Electrician for Dance. Viz has had the pleasure of working with artists such as Taylor Stanley, Dorrance Dance, Okwui Okpokwasili, jumatatu m. poe, and Brian Brooks, among others. Emily has also had the experience

of working at Baryshnikov Arts Center, The Kitchen, Jacob’s Pillow, Chocolate Factory Theater, Chelsea Factory, and New York Live Arts.

Hannah Emerson Jernigan currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. She completed her BFA in Contemporary Dance from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in 2011, and moved to New York City shortly after being awarded the William R. Kenan, Jr. Fellowship at the Lincoln Center Institute. Choosing to remain in the northeast, she has held arts administrative positions at New York Live Arts and The Yard. Hannah joined Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Company in 2014 as Company Manager and now serves as a Producer for New York Live Arts.

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