We’re showing 8 minutes of our new work Living Room

Performers: Mariah Anton, Andi Farley Shimota, Jody Oberfelder, Caleb Patterson, Wednesday, June 3rd, 6:30-7:30, The Coffee House Club, 3 West 51st St.

Tickets. (It’s free)

Our performance is a part a very lively program celebrating an arts and culture magazine called “This Week in New York.”Also on the program is theater director, Sara Farrington; she has a podcast called “Theater is Hard” and will do a reading, and a brilliant pianist Harriet Stubbs.  There’s a dinner you can attend afterwards if you’d like to do some fun NYC thing. The space is truly cool—It’s the former home of Andrew Carnegie, and later a private club organized by a woman from the suffrage movement (Henrietta Wells!)

Palimpsest at Judson Church through Movement Research on January 12, 2026. Photos from Dress Rehearsal and performance

Photos: Rachel Keane and Katrin Schnabl Performers: Mariah Anton Alters, Jody Oberfelder, Andi Farley Shimota, Caleb Patterson

Photo Credit: Julie Lemberger

Story Time was performed May 2025 at The Center at West Park. Above is a trailer for the live show, below photos from the piece (by Julie Lemberger) —also, a fun promo from a photo shoot (costumes: Katrin Schnabl). We also created a short film: Story Time, cinematography and editing by Nate Reininga. Below is the trailer.

Our film Story Time will screen in the Liminal Dance Film Festival April 24 - 26, 2026 at Dance Place in Washington DC.

‘AND THEN, NOW’

AT THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY

About the Company

Jody Oberfelder Projects creates site-specific immersive experiences for audiences, using dance as the connecting language. Based in New York City since 1988, JOP uses movement as a forum for interactivity, contemplation of ideas, and personal connection. Jody Oberfelder Projects is committed to making dance accessible to people from all walks of life.

“Thank You, to the 'Starry Night Fund' at The Chicago Community Foundation, for your support!”

-Jody Oberfelder