HH11 DANCE FESTIVAL
May 29-30, 2026
Friday, May 29 • 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 30 • 7 - 8:30 p.m.
Gibney Dance Center, New York
Presented by Nebula Dance Lab, HH11 Dance Festival is an annual dance festival in its 9th year, showcasing 40+ works within two unique shows. Artists featured over the past years have spanned the Globe from Budapest Hungary to New York City, Chicago IL and Canada, plus across California including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County, and Santa Barbara.
HH11 strives to bring together international & national artists both emerging and established in two professional-quality performances. Each show is unique featuring a diverse representation of professional dance works.
Get your festival pass and participate in the rich experience the HHII Dance Festival provides.
9th Annual
HH11 DANCE FESTIVAL
Gibney Dance Center, New York
Presented by Nebula Dance Lab, HH11 Dance Festival is an annual dance festival in its 9th year, showcasing 40+ works within two unique shows. Artists featured over the past years have spanned the Globe from Budapest Hungary to New York City, Chicago IL and Canada, plus across California including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County, and Santa Barbara.
HH11 strives to bring together international & national artists both emerging and established in two professional-quality performances. Each show is unique featuring a diverse representation of professional dance works.
Friday • May 29, 2026
Selah Dance Collective (CA/NYC) | Mr. Cellophane
(excerpt from Sound and Smoke)
Choreography: Meredith Ventura
Performers: Chloé Roberts
Music: Mr. Cellophane,” by John C. Reilly
Gable Couch (NY) | Red Right Hand
Performers: Madeline Anderson, Madi Dyke, Gable Couch, Kayleigh Duggan, Emma Morris, Kira Stone, Antonia Santangelo, Caroline Walshe
Music: Red Right Hand by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Jeanine Christine (NY) | How to Fly
Performers: Cara Eichin
Music: Butterfly by Jon Batiste
Ainsleigh Rund (NY) | Brand New Key
Performers: Emma Morris, Julia Sitch, Brenna Conway, Gabi Roller, Kensie Keele, Vanessa Simmons
Music: "Brand New Key" – Melanie
Nebula Dance Lab (CA/NYC) | Mechanical Cabaret (Perspectives, premiered 2023 at Lobero Theater Santa Barbara, CA)
Choreography: Dr. Chloé Roberts
Performers: Callie Rosenbaum, Chloe Mollis-McBride, Jenavieve Adams
Music: Voodoo (Wabash Blues + Voodoo) by Frank Don Five, Swiss Beats
Robin Bisio Films (CA) | Grass Mountain
Performers: Grass Mountain- Dalya Moldlin
Music: James Connolly
Cinematographer/editor: Wild Hive Ethan Turpin
Cinematographer/editor: Grass Mountain Nik Blaskovich
Alicia Gavzy (NJ) | Darkness We Became
Performers: Camryn Brothers, Madi Crozier, Lauren Rupsis, Amelia Sherman, Audrey Skodis, Yani Valez
Music: "Heaven is Here" and "Cosmic Love (Live BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall / 2024)" by Florence + the Machine, Music Edit by Alicia Gavzy
FUSE Dance Co. (CA) | T Shirts and Tanks
Choreography: Joshua D. Estrada-Romero
Performers: Joshua D. Estrada-Romero and Roberto Huerta
Music: Clair de lune (Suite bergamasque) (2002 Remastered Version)
Annabella Uricchio (NY) | All The Right Moves
Performers: Kensie Keele, Bella Mittenhall, Gabi Roller, Vanessa Simmons, and Ashton Strickland
Music: One Republic
Caleb Dicke (NY) | Sixteen Tons
Performers: Jacob Davila, Syd Franz, Francesca Mancuso, Patrick Murray, Jonathan Reyes
Special thanks to Jenna Rifkind
Music: Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford
Dr. Chloé Roberts (NYC) | People
Conception, Direction, Choreography by Dr. Chloé Roberts
Performers: Callie Rosenbaum, Tyler Sparacio, Niko Martinez, Alicia Gavzy, Lily Santana, Jenavieve Adams, Sam Grayson, Chloe Mollis McBride, Caleb Patterson
Music: Sound design by Dr. Chloé Roberts, featuring Jenna Pastuszek, Barbra Streisand, and Judy Garland’s Happy Days Are Here Again
Aiden Pressel (NY) | Hiareth
New work premiere
Performers: Tanner Frisbey and Morgan Ponte
Music: Angel Salazar and Brad Oberhofer
Adam Wedesky (NY) | Light
Choreography: Adam Wedesky
Performers: Kimberly Bridgewater, Dylan Moduguno, Chloe Roberts, Andrew Seaton, Callie Rosenbaum, Gabi Roller, Jenavieve Adams, Jay Roberts-Miller, Adam Wedesky
Music: Music selections from Zeds Dead's album of the same name
Saturday • May 30, 2026
Dr. Chloé Roberts (NYC) | People
Conception, Direction, Choreography by Dr. Chloé Roberts
Performers: Callie Rosenbaum, Tyler Sparacio, Niko Martinez, Alicia Gavzy, Lily Santana, Jenavieve Adams, Sam Grayson, Chloe Mollis McBride, Caleb Patterson
Music: Sound design by Dr. Chloé Roberts, featuring Jenna Pastuszek, Barbra Streisand, and Judy Garland’s Happy Days Are Here Again
Annabella Uricchio (NY) | All I Ever Asked
Performers: Bryn Christoffersen, Marguax Marak, Emma Morris, Julia Sitch, and Brenna Conway
Music: All I Ever Asked- Rachel Chinouririx
RE|dance group (IL) | In C, a vigorous study of time
Choreography: Michael Estanich
Performers: Michael Estanich, Corinne Imberski, Sarah Lee, Melanie Neumeier, Evan Ricaurte and Lucy Vurusic Riner
Music: Terry Riley
Ainsleigh Rund (NY) | Il Est Bel Et Bon
Performers: Aarya Singh, Kensie Keele, Bryn Christoffersen, Annabella Uricchio
Music: Il Est Bel Et Bon
Adam Wedesky (NY) | Somewhere to Belong
Choreography: Adam Wedesky
Performers: Kimberly Bridgewater, Dylan Modugno, Adam Wedesky
Music: Set to a soundscape spanning bass music, electronic composition, and atmospheric pop, including works by LSDream, Fred again.., INZO, REZZ, Florence + The Machine, and others
Caleb Dicke (NY) | Sixteen Tons
Performers: Jacob Davila, Syd Franz, Francesca Mancuso, Patrick Murray, Jonathan Reyes
Special thanks to Jenna Rifkind
Music: Sixteen Tons by Tennessee Ernie Ford
FUSE Dance Co. (CA) | Somewhere Between Now and Then
Choreography: Joshua D. Estrada-Romero
Performers: Joshua D. Estrada-Romero and Roberto Huerta
Music: Claude Debussy
Alicia Gavzy (NJ) | JUX
Performers: Camryn Brothers, Madi Crozier, Lauren Rupsis, Amelia Sherman, Anna Stribrny
Music: "Rivers" by Micheal Wall and "Sputnik" by Frank Bretschneider. Music edit: Alicia Gavzy
Robin Bisio Films (CA) | Wild Hive
Performers: Wild Hive- Arianna Hartanov
Music: James Connolly
Cinematographer/editor: Wild Hive Ethan Turpin
Cinematographer/editor: Grass Mountain Nik Blaskovich
Jeanine Christine (NY) | Crooked
Performers: Tyler Sparacio, Alicia Gavzy, Lily Santana
Music: Crooked by Amos Lee
Adam Wedesky (NY) | Overthinker
Choreography and Performance: Adam Wedesky
Music: Inzo
Aiden Pressel (NY) | Hiareth
New work premiere
Performers: Tanner Frisbey and Morgan Ponte
Music: Angel Salazar and Brad Oberhofer
Nebula Dance Lab (CA/NYC) | Mechanical Cabaret
(Perspectives, premiered 2023 at Lobero Theater Santa Barbara, CA)
Choreography: Dr. Chloé Roberts
Performers: Callie Rosenbaum, Chloe Mollis-McBride, Jenavieve Adams
Music: Voodoo (Wabash Blues + Voodoo) by Frank Don Five, Swiss Beat
As a producer Nebula launched the Indy Award Winning festival, HHII Dance Festival in 2015. History of HHII;
2015 HHII Launches showcasing over 30 works across 3 unique shows highlighting performances by 20 companies and over 100 artists from across the US.
2016 HHII Dance Festival expanded to include international artists, an electrifying opportunity for the community to experience a broad range of professional dance works all under one roof over a 3 day exhilarating festival format.
2016 HHII Introduced the Apogee Awards honoring excellence in dance performance.
2017 Apogee Awards expanded & revised including an Opening Night celebration featuring Awards honoring excellence in Dance Education, and highlighting youth and pre-professional performances throughout this exciting night of celebration!
2017 Master Class series launched. HHII Artists teach at UCSB.
2019 HHII launched the Mix & Mingle Friday Night, which offers small bites, live music and a curated bite-size performance night, followed by an After-Party.
2020 Annually, HHII Dance Festival produces over 45+ dance works, all styles, youth-professional, offers masterclasses, workshops, networking and more! 200-300 artists participate each year.
2021 HHII Dance Festival VIRTUAL, featured artists from across the US, Canada, Budapest Hungary, including 10 masterclasses with artists in NY, Canada, CA, 40+ professional performances, and 15+ interviews connecting artists and audience worldwide.
March 31st-April 3rd 2022, Center Stage Theater. Stay tuned as the HHII Festival continues to push the envelope on live arts in the community!
