Hanna Q Dance Company
Performing “We are all going to be fine”  
Choreography by Johanna LjungQvist-Brinson

Founded in 2013, Hanna Q Dance Company has been performing original works. The Swedish born and raised Artistic Director and Choreographer, Johanna LjungQvist-Brinson, draws inspiration from the forces of nature and uses its elements to create dynamic narratives through movement. The choreography is comprised of technically rigorous movement, derived from Johanna’s background in Dunham technique, as well as partnering at once intricately acrobatic and viscerally human. The dancers express bursts of passion and athleticism, sweeping the audience into a different world full of emotions. The company has performed in venues mostly in NYC, including Dixon Place, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Dance Festival, TADA!Theater, The Actors Fund Arts Center, Green Space, New York Live Arts, The Triskelion Arts, Abrons Arts Center and West End Theater.

BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance
Preforming “Crossing Through (working title)”
Choreography by Teresa Fellion

Teresa Fellion founded BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance in late 2011, after
working as an independent choreographer since 2004. Fellion’s work has been positively reviewed by New York Times, NPR, Dance Informa, Revieux, Dance Enthusiast, Cretus, NY-Theatre.com, Edinburgh Festivals Magazine, Edinburgh Spotlight, and East Hampton Press among others, in addition to several grants including National Endowment for the Arts Window Award, O’Donnell Green Foundation for Music and Dance, Brooklyn Arts Council Community Arts Fund Grant, New Music Organizational Fund, Dance/NYC Coronavirus Dance Relief Fund: New York State Edition, and space grants from ITE-Inception to Exhibition, among several others.

Website: bodystoriesfellion.org
Instagram: @bodystories_teresafelliondance
Facebook: facebook.com/teresa.fellion,
facebook.com/BodyStoriesTFD

Photographer credit: Lana Fuqua

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Fast Forward is made possible, in part, with private funds from the Harkness Foundation for Dance, The Jerome Robbins Foundation, The Mertz Gilmore Foundation, and public funds from the NY State Council on the Arts with the support of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the NY State Legislature.