Pink Fang

06/08/2026

Only six more chances to catch The Table!

We opened The Table last weekend—the culmination of a process that started with the experience of a meal ritual and a meditation on insatiability, grief, and the body in systems. Two years later, as part of our inaugural year as Pink Fang, we’re thrilled to share this work with audiences.

Our newest production is by Mei Ann Teo and Erika Chong Shuch, with choreography by Erika. Our brilliant performers are Rami Margron, Ching Valdes-Aran, Julia Xi Gu, Maura Donohue, and Shannon Yu. The genius creative team includes set and costume design by Peiyi Wong, lighting design by Tuçe Yasak, projection design by Hao Bai, sound design by Justin Hicks, dramaturgy by Tomi Tsunoda, stage management by Daniel Allen Nelson, production management by Adrienne Swan, and line producing by Vivian Yining Cao.

Get tickets: bit.ly/the-table-tickets

📸: The Table at The Gym at Judson Memorial Church. Performers: Julia Gu, Shannon Yu, maura nguyễn donohue, Rami Margron. Design: Set and Costume: Peiyi Wong, Lighting: Tuçe Yasak, Sound: Justin Hicks, Projection: Hao Bai. Photo: Rachel Keane

06/05/2026

The Table starts performances tonight at The Gym at Judson Memorial Church - New York City.

Our newest work is a dreamy and visceral performance work by Artistic Director, New Work Mei Ann Teo and by Erika Chong Shuch. We hope you will come see it. It’s a limited run, ten performances only through June 14.

The cast features Rami Margron, Ching Valdes-Aran, Julia Xi Gu, Maura Donohue, and Shannon Yu. The creative team includes set and costume design by Peiyi Wong, lighting design by Tuçe Yasak, projection design by Hao Bai, sound design by Justin Hicks, and dramaturgy by Tomi Tsunoda.

Get tickets: bit.ly/the-table-tickets

06/03/2026

Interested in the world-building process of ? Dramaturg Tomi Tsunoda shares a selection of inspirations that led to the final piece:

“In this kind of new work, which has virtually no spoken language, it’s important to me to track the lineage of images and ideas. Here are some of the central sources from our bibliography, which you’ll be able to read in full in the performance program.

(1) The first impulse came from Mei Ann Teo’s experience with an Ōryōki ceremony at Zen Mountain Monastery—a ritual meal focused on zero waste and mindful consumption. ‘Ōryōki’ translates literally as ‘appropriate amount vessel.’ The act of eating, the vessel of the bowl, and the vessel of the body all started with this origin point.

(2-3) Director Romeo Castelucci was a central inspiration for epic images of architecture and the body. These images are from Go Down Moses, one of our early reference points.

(4-5) Ping Chong’s legacy has been in the room with us throughout development, but on stage most directly through his piece Lazarus, and the image of a sole figure at a white table.

(6) Jem Finer’s project Longplayer—a musical composition for singing bowls that takes 1,000 years to complete— was an anchor for how we began to think about the scale of time.

(7) Jonathan Schipper’s Slow Room has been a reference point for gradual change and destruction, and watching the objects of our daily lives become trash.

(8-9) The visceral, body- and earth-centered works of Ana Mendieta came into the conversation this spring during our residency at CultureHub, particularly her works Árbol de la Vida [Tree of Life] (1976) and Body Tracks (1974).”

The Table opens this weekend—only 10 performances, with tickets going fast! Watch the show from June 5–14 at The Gym at Judson Memorial Church - New York City (243 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012).

Tickets: bit.ly/the-table-tickets

05/29/2026

A glimpse into The Table rehearsal process ‘s studios through ‘s eyes. 👁️ The Table opens next week! Come see what these incredible artists are bringing to life.

10 Performances only from June 5 to 14.
at The Gym at Judson
📍243 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012

Tickets at the link in bio [bit.ly/the-table-tickets]

05/28/2026

Meet the creators of THE TABLE
meiann & have gathered a brilliant cast, crew, and design team to create this new work of performance that explores instability, grief, and the body within larger systems.

What happens in the cellar? You will only find out when you come to The Table.

10 performances only.
June 5-14 at The Gym at Judson
📍243 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012

Tickets at the link in bio [bit.ly/the-table-tickets]

05/22/2026

Photos from Solo to Group, a four-day workshop that happened in April 2026, led by Pink Fang Resident Artist

Participants were solo deviser-performers interested in expanding their work into collaborative frameworks & the workshop offered participants direct access to Nile’s interdisciplinary, choreographic, and compositional strategies.

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05/20/2026

- The Table - Starts June 5th in NYC! 🌇

Created by Pink Fang Artistic Director of New Work .meiann and performance-maker , The Table is a movement and image driven performance that is anchored by the central question: What is enough?

Set in a compressed, dream-like world where everyday objects become portals and gravity may shift, the work meditates on the absurdity and contradictions of the desire for control and balance. Both poetic and unsettling, it examines the forces that drive desire and dissatisfaction.

Featuring



yu

Dramaturg .tsunoda
Set & Costume Designer
Lighting Design • Tuce Yasak
Sound Design
Projection Design

Performances run June 5-14
📍at The Gym at Judson | 243 Thompson Street


Get your tickets at the link in our bio!
🔗 bit.ly/the-table-tickets

05/05/2026

05/01/2026

- The Table - Tickets are live!

Performances are June 5-14
📍at The Gym at Judson | 234 Thompson Street

Created by Pink Fang Artistic Director of New Work .meiann and performance-maker , The Table is a movement and image driven performance that is anchored by the central question: What is enough?

Set in a compressed, dream-like world where everyday objects become portals and gravity may shift, the work meditates on the absurdity and contradictions of the desire for control and balance. Both poetic and unsettling, it examines the forces that drive desire and dissatisfaction.

🎟️ Tickets available at the link in our bio!

02/27/2026

From Solo to Group is a four-day workshop led by Pink Fang Resident Artist , taking place April 11–12 and 18–19, 2026, from 11am–5pm in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Designed for solo deviser-performers interested in expanding their work into collaborative frameworks. Nile will guide participants through devising methodologies that use the self as generative source material while gradually building toward ensemble-based creation. Over four days, the focus will move from solo material into collective structures, drawing from Harris’s collaborative performance practice.

The workshop is open to twelve participants. The fee is $400, with subsidized spots available for those who express interest in financial assistance through the application form.  Interested artists must apply via inquiry form, link in our bio. The deadline to apply is March 15.