The jam is at its full capacity. Please join us in the future jams.
In the meantime, check out events from our community: Party Classical, Spacious Human events, NYC CI Jams
*Dear ones, please RSVP to help us maintain a safe capacity.
Donation based, pay at the door via Venmo or cash.
Entrance door closes at 7pm, please arrive before then.
Filming during the jam is not invited unless we have the whole group’s agreement. Please help hold space. Witness through being.
*Dear ones, please RSVP to help us maintain a safe capacity.
Contribution based, pay $5-20 at the door via Venmo or cash.
Funds go to nourishment of musicians, space rental + snacks.
Entrance door closes at 7pm, please arrive before then.
photo by Cindy Trinh
Marie Lloyd Paspe is a Filipina-American choreographer, performance maker, dance and vocal artist, educator, writer, and activist. She is a 2024 Harlem Stage WaterWorks Emerging Artist Fellow and from her time with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, received a Bessie Award for Outstanding Choreography with the company for contributions to the 2021 production “Deep Blue Sea.” She was a 2023-24 Target Margin Theater Institute Fellow, 2023 GALLIM Moving Artist Resident, and the 2022 Asian American Arts Alliance Jadin Wong Fellow.
Marie was born in Singapore, grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada and Boston, MA, has lived in NYC in almost every borough except Staten Island since 2012, and received U.S. Citizenship in 2019. She is of Batangueña lineage from her mom’s side from Mataasnakahoy, Batangas on the Philippine island of Luzon, and of Ilonggo lineage from her dad’s side from Iloilo City, Iloilo on the Philippine island of Panay.
Marie performed with choreographers Bill T. Jones, Janet Wong, the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company (2018-2024), and Carolyn Dorfman (2016-2018); and musicians treya lam, Sugar Vendil, and Sirintip Tippan Phasuk, among other world building artists. Her choreography has been presented internationally in Germany, the Philippines, China; and nationally across USA. Recent highlights include Taikang Space (Beijing, China), TOPAZ Arts residency, choreographer for treya lam at Joe’s Pub and MASS MoCA, and choreography for Kyoko Takenaka at Lincoln Center.
Sylvain Souklaye is a French-Martinican, Brooklyn-based live artist and public researcher whose work activates epigenetic dialogues and democratic interaction in public space through performance, action poetry, electroacoustic and spatial audio, and collective intimacy experiences. His socially engaged, politically radical practice has appeared internationally at St Ann's Warehouse, Chelsea Factory, Judson Church, New York Live Arts, Center for Performance Research, Villa Albertine, IRCAM, the Barbican, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Performance Philosophy Biennial, and Ars Electronica. He received the Puffin Foundation Theater Grant (2025), fellowships at Harvestworks (2025) and Target Margin Theater (2024), and a 2024 commission from International Contemporary Ensemble. More: sylvainsouklaye.com