Moscelyne ParkeHarrison (she/her) is a bicoastal dance artist. She is the former Associate Artistic Director and Resident Choreographer of Post:ballet (2022-25), and Director of BODYSONNET. She is a graduate of The Juilliard School (Dance ‘19) with the Joseph W. Polisi Artist as Citizen Award. She received additional training at Hubbard Street Pro, Walnut Hill, BANFF, and Jacob’s Pillow. She has performed works by Crystal Pite, Martha Graham, José Limón, Nacho Duato, Bill T Jones, Johannes Wieland, Roy Assaf, Ihsan Rustem, Chuck Wilt, Jorge Crecis, Robin Dekkers et al. Moscelyne has received support from Anthony Quinn Foundation, MassCultural Council, NEFA, and commissions from The Juilliard School, Metropolis Ensemble, LINES Training Program, and Post:ballet.
Moscelyne is a faculty member at Berkeley Ballet Theater and LINES. She has taught workshops at Steps on Broadway, UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and Yale University. She has led community engagement programs (2016-19) and entrepreneurship sessions (2024) for The Juilliard School. Her dance films have been featured at The San Francisco Dance Film Festival, Dance Camera West, and ADF’s Movies for Movers.

Sean Lammer (he/him) is an American dancer, choreographer and teacher. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School (‘19) and Walnut Hill School for the Arts (‘15). He has worked with an array of companies and artists including GALLIM, Richard Siegal | Ballet of Difference, MADBOOTS, Helen Simoneau Danse, and more. Beyond this he has studied and performed the repertoire of Merce Cunningham, Emanuel Gat, Twyla Tharp and Ohad Naharin. In 2019, Sean co-founded his own collective BODYSONNET in pursuit of bringing together a small group of inspired artists to create highly collaborative work, in unconventional spaces. Sean has taught internationally across the United States, Japan, Germany and Botswana.

Mio Ishikawa (she/her), Japanese dance artist based in New York City, works collaboratively across multiple artistic mediums. 

Ishikawa is a performer at Punchdrunk's Sleep No More and Sidra Bell Dance New York. 

Ishikawa is a recent recipient of 2023-2024 NYU Center for Ballet Art - Juilliard Fellowship in support of her upcoming creation. Her works have been presented at High Line Nine Gallery in Chelsea, The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, Walnut Hill School for the Arts and New World Symphony in Miami. Ishikawa choreographed and directed the movements for photographers Tatyana Nagayeva, Olga Rabetskaya and Robert and Shana PerkeHarrison.

Ishikawa is an associate director of a bicoastal dance platform BODYSONNET. As a core member, she has been a part of residencies in US and Germany and have produced dance performances and films. She led workshops at NYU and Mercyhurst University as a teaching artist of SBDNY. 

Ishikawa trained at the Juilliard School (BFA 2019). She has worked with choreographers Kyle Abraham, Alejandro Cerrudo, Maleek Washington, Celia Rowlson-Hall, Amy J Gardner and among many others. Ishikawa has performed at the live event for Amazon Prime TV series, Wheel of Time at Times Square and in the TV commercial, "Your universe" by Diners Club Japan.

Across artistic mediums, Ishikawa has worked with artists, Dan Colen for his exhibition Executioner anonymous gallery in nyc, Moon Chang for her exhibition VENUS STUDIO , MIZU for her music video prphtbrd, Jake Olsen and Kevin Peter for motion capture at zerospace and among many others.