On Set with Reyna Núñez 

On Set with Reyna Núñez
Friday May 8, 6-8PM
*Content Transparency: This program contains mature themes and topics. Parental discretion advised.*

An open rehearsal with Reyna Núñez while she captures vignettes centered around the layered themes of freedom, love, sensuality and intimacy on film. Reyna will explore how emotion, humanity, connection and movement translates through digital film recordings. A deep dive into a different art of storytelling.  

This is an open rehearsal format, audience members are welcome to join us anytime throughout the 2-hour rehearsal.

About Reyna Núñez
2025 Dance Lab NY Choreographer and 2023 Frankie Manning Foundation Fellow, Reyna Núñez, is a New York City–raised dancer, choreographer, international educator, and visionary shaped by the city’s rich cultural tapestry. Her movement is rooted in the freedom of feminine expression, spanning street and club forms, partnered social dance, and contemporary practices. 

Her expansive career includes work with Janet Jackson, Lizzo, Karol G, and Louie Vega, with appearances in In The Heights and campaigns for Adidas, Aldo, and Amazon Audible. Reyna moves fluidly between performance, direction, and administration, having served as Rehearsal Director for The Jazz Continuum and the Ladies of Hip-Hop Dance Collective. 

Reyna continues to build her own work and cultivate an authentic artistic community at home in NYC, recently making her directorial debut with Spilata’s The Cuntiest short film. Along the way, Reyna supports fellow artists in bringing their visions to life while continuing to shape and share stories of her own.  

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This event is an Artist Residency Community Program. As part of a residency at BAC, we ask each artist to build and facilitate a Community Program. Community Programs are a unique opportunity for both artists-in-residence and our local community to gather, engage, and be in conversation with one another through art. Community Programs are free engagements open to the public and/or in collaboration with a local community partner.

This Residency and Community Program are made possible through BAC’s partnership with Works & Process at the Guggenheim. BAC is proud to partner with Works & Process, the performing arts series at the Guggenheim to support creators of the performing arts and incubate new works. As two organizations committed to supporting artists across disciplines and in various stages of their artistic process, the partnership is a natural fit.