Aaron Mattocks, a Pennsylvania native and Sarah Lawrence College alumnus, received his initial dance training from Viola Farber, Sara Rudner and Mark Morris. He has been a member of OtherShore since 2009, premiering works by Annie-B Parson/Paul Lazar, Jodi Melnick and Stephen Petronio. He has also performed with Yoshiko Chuma and The School of Hard Knocks, David Parker and The Bang Group, Christopher Williams, Ursula Eagly, Kathy Westwater, John Heginbotham, John Jasperse, Opera Erratica, and Little Lord (a theater company).
Aaron Mattocks
Jeremy Holmes is originally from Columbus, Ohio and is a graduate of Ohio University's School of Theater. His background is in traditionally staged theater, which he continues to perform along with some commercial work, like playing murderers in re-enactments on tv. He enjoys the very different challenges of contemporary dance. Jeremy has worked with choreographers Stefa Zawerucha and, since 2006, with Ursula Eagly. In Ursula's work, Jeremy is consistently challenged to do something he's sure he's no damn good at – like dancing or singing or drawing. He enjoys stretching his personal capabilities. He also likes hanging out with his wife.
Jeremy Holmes
Abby Harris Holmes grew up in Baltimore, Maryland in a world of musical theater and dance competitions. She graduated from the Honors Tutorial College of Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and now lives in the East Village and works as Program Manager at Danspace Project. She is intrigued by and draws inspiration from movies, good food, and the many performances she sees each week. Abby has performed with Ursula since 2005 and loves the anticipation of the Eureka moment. And she loves that what they make is weird and funny and theatrical and beautiful and undefinable. Abby enjoys finding stillness with Jeremy.
Abby Harris Holmes
Lindsey Dietz Marchant is a New York City-based dance artist committed to the process of collaboration and the integration of improvisational forms and directed movement. As well as creating her own dance works, Lindsey has collaborated extensively with Jason Dietz Marchant. She has created over 20 new dance works, bringing over 75 different performers to stages across continents, from Russia to Australia to New York. Additionally, Lindsey has danced extensively for over 30 New York artists and companies. Lindsey is continually surprised by how much she learns from her students. She has been commissioned by and taught at many universities and conservatories, as well as at Movement Research and Dance New Amsterdam.
Lindsey Dietz-Marchant
Jesse Harold is a visual artist who grew up in the Virgin Islands and now lives and works in Queens. She has degrees from several institutions and can tell you a funny story about how she ended up at each and every one of them. She was very excited to get the chance to collaborate on Group Dynamics and Visual Sensitvity, which brings together her interests in improvisation, being a strange body, scopophilia and surprise Tylopods.
Jesse Harold
