Join IndieSpace at West Side Fest – Friday, July 12 – Sunday, July 14

Indiespace is thrilled to partner with 20+ cultural organizations across Manhattan’s West Side for the second annual festival, which brings together the best of arts and culture along Manhattan’s West Side.

Join us for free admission to participating museums and cultural institutions, as well as free activities like special indoor and outdoor programming, artmaking, and more for all ages.

WSCN members include the Center for Art, Research and Alliances, Chelsea Factory, Dia Chelsea, Hill Art Foundation, the High Line, Hudson Guild, Hudson River Park, The Joyce Theater, The Kitchen, The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center, Little Island, NYC AIDS Memorial, Poster House, Print Center New York, Rubin Museum of Art, The Shed, Westbeth, West Village Rehearsal Co-Op, White Columns, and Whitney Museum of American Art.


IndieSpace Programming at the West Village Rehearsal Co-Op

IndieSpace will open the doors of the West Village Rehearsal Co-Op (WVRC) so you can see open rehearsals from Divine Riot, Felice Lesser Dance Theater, and Ali Keller LLC.

Divine Riot

Open rehearsal Time at WVRC during West Side Fest:

  • Friday, July 12, from 2pm – 5pm,

  • Saturday, July 13, from 10am – 1pm

Divine Riot will be rehearsing ‘We Lost the Rights!’ a show that shares five distinct and hilarious stories from the artists who lived them.

Phoebe Dunn, Denver Milord, Cassidy Layton, Christopher James Stevens, Adam Irigoyen, Mark Howard, Annie Hägg, Felipe Jorge, Lee Arden, and Sarah Himadeh will be rehearsing during these open rehearsals.


Ali Keller LLC

Open rehearsal Time at WVRC during West Side Fest:

  • Saturday, July 13, from 2pm – 5pm

This rehearsal will be for a one-woman show created and performed by Ali Keller. The piece is about her journey as a Catholic neurodivergent person obsessed with soul-cycle and pro-wrestling, processing a women’s health crisis at the very beginning of a new relationship the same week she begins a new job.

In other words, she wants to reach out to audiences about how hard it is to get through a mental health crisis for the second time and a physical health crisis for the first time when you can’t put your whole life on hold to deal with it. It will be roughly an hour long dark comedy piece that Ali and Jacey hope will help women feel more sane about how insane the world treats them in times of need. The idea is in the early stages of development - Ali and Jacey will use this opportunity to explore one or two passages from the piece on its feet. This piece is not yet titled.

Ali Keller and Jacey Powers will be rehearsing during these open rehearsals.


 Felice Lesser Dance Theater

Open rehearsal Time at WVRC during West Side Fest:

·      Sunday, July 14, from 2pm – 5pm

Felice Lesser Dance Theater will celebrate its 50th Anniversary in June 2025. Its first production in this milestone year will be the World Premiere of I AM A DANCER 2.0, a multi-media work dealing with how dancers navigated the Covid pandemic.

Felice Lesser Dance Theater will kick off the start of this production a year early at this open rehearsal.

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