Chaundre Hall-Broomfield is a Newburgh NY native. He graduated from SUNY Purchase in 2017. He’s understudied for Dominique Morisseau’s play pipeline at Lincoln center and played Hercules Mulligan/James Madison in the first national tour of Hamilton. He’s thrilled to be apart of take 3 and hopes through this to encourage people to continue to see live art!

Wil Kauffman is a comedy-focused writer with skin in the stand up, web comic, improv, and political satire games. Whether it's a late night monologue-style web series making fun of current events, or an Instagram account dedicated to making cartoon rules for the NYC subway, Wil loves testing all varieties of comedy writing to see what sticks. Is he spreading himself too thin? Maybe. Can we stop pretending he's not the one writing this? Yes. Thanks for supporting our show. <3

Sherah Shipman is a freelance movement artist and filmmaker living in Brooklyn, NY. She graduated from SUNY Purchase’s Conservatory of Dance with a BFA in Dance Performance and a minor in Arts Management. She has performed works by Sidra Bell, Dylan Crossman, Zoe Scofield, Doug Varone, and Chuck Wilt. TONGUE TIED SHREWS, a dance film by Shipman and Joy-Marie Thompson, has been screened at film festivals nationally and internationally including the Dance on Camera festival at Lincoln Center in 2018. In February 2019, Shipman and Thompson created LINKt at the PearlDiving Movement Residency in Pittsburgh. LINKt was performed at Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church in fall 2019 and will continue on to become a film in 2020 with Joy-Marie Thompson.

Joy-Marie Thompson is a freelance dance artist from Pittsburgh, PA. She graduated from SUNY Purchase with a BFA in Dance Performance; awarded with the 2018 Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence and the Bert Terbough Award for Dance. She has performed the choreography of Jonathan Reidel, Kevin Wynn, Kyle Abraham, Doug Varone, Rena Butler, Ohad Naharin, La Tresse, Shamel Pitts, Sidra Bell, and Staycee Pearl. Thompson is the founder and co-curator of issadancelook (2018), an Instagram that archives the clothing styles of dancers from around the world. Thompson also exhibited Interpretations (2016); a photo series made in collaboration with dance photographer, Rachel Neville, where she re-imagines famous photos of black dancers. Thompson’s film, TONGUE TIED SHREWS, co-directed and performed with Sherah Shipman, was featured in several festivals worldwide and screened at Lincoln Center.

Take 3, Chapter 2 can be seen today only Saturday November 30th

9 west 8th st

2pm-Midnight

See you there!