Stacy Grossfield has created dance in NYC since 2003 after graduating from SUNY Purchase for dance. She is the recipient of the Café Royal Foundation’s Fall 2025 Performance Grant, a 2025 NYSCA Support for Artists Grant, and was a 2019 Bessie Award nominee for Outstanding Breakout Choreographer. Stacy’s most recent work, metamorphosis 2, was presented at The Chocolate Factory Theater in March 2024. It ran for 12 performances. Her previous work, metamorphosis, was presented at The Kitchen in the Dance and Process series in April 2019, and was remounted at In the Works (January 2020). Grossfield’s other works include hot dark matter presented by JACK, Fur & Tulle, and Red, Pink, Black. She received a 2023 Parent Artist Space Grant at BAX, a 2021 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency COVID-19 Grant, three FCA Emergency Grants (2016/2019/2024), and a Manhattan Community Arts Fund grant (2013) for Red, Pink, Black. Grossfield has shown her work at 92Y, BAX, BRIC Studio, CPR, CATCH, DTW, Food for Thought at Danspace Project, Movement Research at the Judson Church, Roulette, and through AUNTS at various venues including NADA Art Fair and the New Museum.
redux A fusion of beauty, the grotesque, the intensely visual, the expressive and mysterious, something disconnected yet integrated into a web of shifting meanings.
“It was a pleasure and an honor to be part of Performance Mix Festivals #31 (Infinite Corridor) and #36 (Meeting the Moai: Head Over Heels.) In both instances, the artists were made to feel welcomed and truly celebrated for their work, as reflected by attention to publicity, technical needs, and convivial gatherings.This festival truly practices diversity, equity, and inclusion, as manifested in their roster of performing artists each year. Big thanks to New Dance Alliance, Karen Bernard, and the entire Performance Mix Festival team who make it such a fulfilling and joyful experience for artists and audiences alike.”
– Hortense Gerardo
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