Stacy Grossfield

Brooklyn, New York, United States

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I create dance works that are influenced by everyday life. I focus on mannerisms and strive to make the performers look like people and less like dancers. Often, I incorporate actors in my work in order to further display natural human behavior. I hope that by creating landscapes of relatable personas I can captivate audiences.My last work, Reality Sandwiches, was grand-scale. It was a first-time collaboration with my brother, filmmaker, Joey Grossfield and premiered at Dixon Place in April 2010 as part of the BRINK series. Reality Sandwiches involved 25 actors with props, a solo performed by me, and Joey’s film, with the same title, playing on a TV onstage. In the Fall of 2010, I was asked to create a scene inside of RoseAnne Spradlin’s blue liz / the sequel. I have shown work at AUNTS, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, BRIC Studio, CATCH, DTW, Movement Research at the Judson Church, Office Ops rooftop in Brooklyn, and The Tank. I was a 2008-2009 Fresh Tracks artist-in-residence at Dance Theater Workshop. As a performer, I have had the honor of working with Chase Granoff, Natalie Green, Miguel Gutierrez, Mariah Maloney, Juliette Mapp, Christine Shallenberg, and Miriam Wolf. In 2003, while at SUNY Purchase, I commissioned Juliette Mapp to create a solo. I hold a BFA in Dance Performance from SUNY Purchase College.

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