PLAY MOTION LAB

The mission of Play Motion Lab began in an effort to provide affordable classes and workshops as the cost of open classes, workshops, and training for dancers continues to rise unsustainably. 

It has now expanded as a groundswell and niche space to build community amongst professional dancers actively working in New York.

To date we have served over 200+ dancers and held workshops across New York, San Francisco, Peru, and Hawaii.

PLAY

A space to play openly with ideas, concepts, movement. Freely without judgment. 

MOTION

The basis of our world is movement and motion.

LAB

An open lab for research, work, experimentation, and exploration.


FREE BALLET | MAY 2025

Our FIRST limited series — two contemporary ballet classes (90-min). Put on your dancing shoes, get ready for some FKA, Charlie, Chappel, and Lady Gaga as we jeté, plié, and renversé into summer.

INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED LEVEL  

Limit of 15 attendees each class due to space. Early RSVP and confirmation of attendance required!

Wednesdays, May 7th & May 21st

10:00am-12:00pm

Chez Bushwick | 304 Boerum St. #23, Brooklyn NY 11206


NYC WORKSHOP | MAY 2025

📸 Clark by @joandwi.art @joandwiartanto  / 📸 Peter by @joshuagoingphoto

Our May Play Motion Lab session welcomes our next co-teacher, Princeton and Trinity Laban Conservatoire graduate, Clark Griffin

Focusing on warming up the body, Clark will share breath work techniques, improv tasks, movement and coordination puzzles and floor work. Founding Director Peter Cheng will facilitate partnering and play with a focus on conscious weight sharing and proprioceptive awareness. 

This session welcomes all dancers at any juncture of their movement journey -- come join this dynamic duo as we warm into spring! 

Friday, May 16th

10:00am-12:00pm

Chez Bushwick | 304 Boerum St. #23, Brooklyn NY 11206

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We welcome a max donation-based rate of $8 per session, however, no one is turned away for inability to pay. 


Play Motion Lab is supported by the Brooklyn Arts Council's Brooklyn Arts Fund 2025 and the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA).