Sydney Alie, a Colorado native, joins Dance Lab New York. Passionate about dance, yoga and travel, her credits include 'Grease' (Royal Caribbean) and 'While You're Dancing' (co-creator, Virgin Voyages). On-screen appearances: 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel'. Sydney has collaborated with Christopher Gattelli on 'Death Becomes Her' (upcoming Broadway) and 'Schmigadoon' (Season 2). With gratitude for her support system, Sydney thrives in the creative process and is eager to contribute to innovative projects.

Kristina Bermudez is a Brooklyn-based Educator, Dancer, and Actor. She has worked as an independent freelance dance artist in a myriad of projects ranging in contemporary dance, theater, and film. Currently she is a lead Teaching Artist with Mark Morris Dance Center, Mark DeGarmo Dance, PureElements and more. She is in year 2 at William Esper Studio and thrilled to be joining the Fall DLNY Workshop. As a choreographer and collaborator, she focuses on ways to translate movement for accessible consumption. Her work fosters inclusiveness, accessibility, and community through immersive experiences and non-traditional staging while maintaining focus on sustainability and its relationship to her work. She is the Artistic Director of Project.KB, a Brownsville-based production organization whose mission is to build a sustainable economy through dance.

Nazear Brown signed to Clear Talent Agency was born and raised in New Bern, North Carolina. Nazear was selected to be apart of the inaugural class of the CLI Conservatory where he was later one of five dancers to be personally chosen to join CLI Company under the direction of Teddy Forance. Since starting his mentorship with Forance, he has had the opportunity to teach at the CLI Conservatory and perform works by Mike Tyus, Micaela Taylor, Ethan Colangelo, and Spenser Theberge.

Anna Chin is a NYC based dancer and actress. She grew up dancing in Palo Alto, California, then continued her training at the Joffrey Ballet Academy in Chicago and CPYB in Carlisle. She is a recent graduate of the Steps on Broadway Conservatory, during which she got to perform works by Al Blackstone, Kenna Morris Garcia, Tommy Scrivens, Celine Edmondson, Christina Camacho, Ehizoje Azeke, Camden Loeser, and more. Anna is also currently attending Columbia University, pursuing her degree in Sociology.

Atlanta native Justin Daniels embarked on his artistic journey at Tri-Cities High School's Visual & Performing Arts Program in East Point, GA. He holds a B.F.A. in Contemporary Dance Performance with a minor in Psychology from The Boston Conservatory and abroad at The Central Academy of Drama in Beijing. Now as an New York based dance artist, choreographer, and photographer represented by BLOC NY. Justin has worked with world Grammy award winning artist Jon Batiste and recently with global sensation Serpentwithfeet on “Heart of Brick”, a groundbreaking production intertwining music, theater, and dance. Justin has also been a collaborator in incubators with Dance Lab New York and residences at Kampnagel Summer Festival, Kaatsban, and Turnpark Summer festival. Featured in DanceItalia! (Spring,2021’) and VoyageATL(Spring, 22’) Magazine Justin is committed to exploring and expanding the collectiveness of concert, commercial, and digital dance spaces.

Bradley Garcia is a DMV raised artist currently based in NYC and is represented by BLOC Talent. He is a recent graduate of Pace University’s Commercial Dance program and is ready to take on the real world! Bradley loves to create in any capacity and is always excited and ready for wherever the wind may carry him next.

Morgan Gregory, originally from Richmond, Virginia, is a graduate of the Ailey/Fordham BFA program, and majored in Africana Studies and Dance. She was honored as the Denise Jefferson Memorial Scholar for her graduating Ailey/Fordham BFA class. Professionally, Morgan has performed works by Jacolby Satterwhite, Alexander Anderson, Kayla Farrish, Alvin Ailey, Annie Rigney, Merce Cunningham and is currently collaborating with visual artist Julien Creuzet and choreographer Ana Pi on a continuing multi-disciplinary project that explores sound, shapes, and movements within the African diaspora.

Alexander Haquia grew up in Morris County, New Jersey, and began dancing at the age of 15. He joined Ballet Hispánico in 2021 as a company member before graduating from the Fordham/Ailey BFA Program in 2022. After dancing two seasons with Ballet Hispánico, he joined Complexions Contemporary Ballet for their 29th season in 2023. He most recently was an Ensemble member in the world premiere of Gatsby: An American Myth, directed by Rachel Chavkin.

Maurice Ivy (Moe) grew up studying dance in Detroit before graduating from Duke University in 2016 with a B.A. in Literature (Critical Theory), a minor in Dance, and a certificate in Film. In 2022, Moe graduated with a Master’s degree in Creative Technology: Live Experience Design from Berklee College of Music NYC. He is an artist at the McKittrick Hotel (Hypnotique) and was a dancer at the Metropolitan Opera during the creation and performance of their newest opera, El Niño in Spring 2024. .

Michaela received her BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the arts, and is currently on faculty at Broadway Dance Center and guest faculty at Steps on Broadway. Credits include Dinner is Served (Kristen Carcone), PHISH at MSG (Lisa Shriver), Jacob’s Pillow (Periapsis Music & Dance, chor: Karatzyna Skarpetowska), and Mia Michaels LIVE, and is very excited to be back with the DLNY for the fall 2024 cycle!

Melia Ramirez is a dancer based out of New York City who graduated this past May from Pace University's Commercial Dance program. She is very excited and thankful to be working with Dance Lab and begin her career as a professional dancer! @melia.ramirez

Donivyn Riley was born and raised in Miami, Florida training in ballet, modern, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, tap, and musical theater. He enjoys performing and allowing his artistry to convey his purpose in dance.