About the Artist

TRILATERAL Dance Artists Exchange is a project of Philadelphia Dance Projects (PDP) in partnership with the Műhely Alapítvány/Workshop Foundation in Budapest, Hungary and BodyMeld in Sofia, Bulgaria. It is made possible with support from the Trust For Mutual Understanding. Artists will have been in residencies in all three cities together this year. Through their stay in each other’s city they experience the many facets of dance-making, its opportunities/challenges and its aesthetic along with the social and political concerns that may surface in creative work or in daily life. This Fall Philadelphia is the culminating residency.

Artists will present a sampling of their work in a free showing.

Tamara Zsófia Vadas Budapest-based performer, choreographer and educator, has participated at the iDANS Festival in Istanbul and Impulstanz Festival, Vienna among many other venues and festivals.
Silvia Cherneva says she “tries to maintain an air of mystery by combining different forms and genres so that none of them reveal what her real skills are.” She has been a co-organizer, teacher and artist at the award-winning Focus: Screendance programme and recently made her choreographic debut premiering work at Toplocentrala Center for Contemporary Arts in Sofia.
Christina Gesualdi is a Philadelphia-based dancer, choreographer, improviser and yoga teacher. She has danced in projects of Annie Wilson, Zornitsa Stoyanova, Curt Haworth, among others. Christina has shared her own dance work in Philadelphia as well as Portland, Detroit, Asheville and Poznan, Poland.
They will be joined by 2015 EXCHANGE Artist, Gabrielle Revlock, a choreographer, performer, improviser, and somatics educator, whose work is influenced by postmodern dance, experimental theater, conceptual art and compassionate communication, creating moments of absurdity, joy and humor. She is a New York City Bessie Award-winning choreographer and the recipient of many grant awards.

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