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  • HOME
  • PROFILE
    • Artistic Director
    • Collaborators
    • Performers
    • Awards + Recognition
  • PROJECTS
    • The AFROFUTURISM Series >
      • Drexciya Redux: An Afrofuturist Cabaret
      • Holding Public Space: Recounting the Workrate of Black Women
      • Ephemera >
        • Virtual Season 2021
      • Untamed Space >
        • Weeksville Photo Series
        • Untamed Space Film
        • Wexner Center Media
      • Webbed Fugues
      • Untitled Distances
      • The Inscription Project
      • Carrefour
      • AERODROME
      • Power Source
      • Critical Discussion
    • Dapline!
    • Artistic Components >
      • Dance Projects
      • Site Specific Projects
  • DESIGN
  • CALENDAR
    • Upcoming Events
  • PRESS
    • Press Kit
    • RPG in the news
    • Reviews
  • SUPPORT
    • Partners
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ZENNI CORBIN

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Zenni Corbin is a Afro-Guyanese multidisciplinary performing artist and visual artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Corbin is interested in creating conversation around Guyanese-American identity by drawing from mythologies of both native and liberated Guyanese peoples. These goals have allowed them to broaden a lexicon that makes real to audiences the joys and struggles of Caribbean people as they acclimate to their hard earned lives in America. Credits include: Specter of Sunlight, Lola in Kinky Boots, 125th and FREEdom, and Hak in Drifting. Continue to follow their story @zennireach across all platforms.

EBONY WEBSTER

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I am a queer Afro Caribbean American whomb being. I don’t have a pronoun preference but I am me, mine and all of us. Out of many, one people. I am a movement performance artist and holistic alchemist. I am a trained full spectrum doula, master Crystal reiki healer, personal trainer, dancer, tarot card reader. I am Leo goddess Queen, child of Mother Earth and father god. I AM. I have answered the call to give back all that I learn by leading the ascension of the collective consciousness, and I choose dance, my body, as the portal. I am here to both be quiet and be loud.

KYNEIJEE WUBAH

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Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Kyneijee began her dance journey at the age of three years old. Her love for movement blossomed as she attended local dance centers such as Gloria Jeans Dance Studio, the Tia Russell Dance Studio, as well as, the ACES Educational Center for the Arts. There she studied a wide range of dance styles, including Ballet, Modern, Tap and West African. She sought higher education at Long Island University and later New York University, pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance at the Tisch School of the Arts. Kyneijee has studied under and performed with Alenka Cizmesija, Ronald K. Brown, Earl Mosley’s Diversity of Dance, Nai Ni Chen, Rennie Harris and Sidra Bell. Today she resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she is an active freelance artist, exploring her creative voice through contemporary modern dance. She is thrilled to be performing with André Zachary and Renegade Performance Group (RPG) this season.

YOLETTE YELLOW-DUKE

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Yolette Yellow-Duke has been exploring her love for the arts their entire life. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, They received their MA with honors from the London Contemporary Dance School. During their time at LCDS, they also had the pleasure to train at RESET 2020 under the direction of Wayne McGregor company members and GAGA LAB in Tel Aviv. Yolette loves using dance to story tell the feelings, thoughts, and emotions that words have yet to capture.
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