WHO ARE WE?
BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance is an NYC-based non-profit contemporary dance company of womxn and non-binary individuals, officially formed in 2011, and active with individual projects since 2004. We create original dance works in collaboration with composers and artists of all disciplines, and have performed across the continental United States, Cameroon, Dubai, and in Europe at venues such as Jazz at Lincoln Center, Bryant Park Fallstage, Baryshnikov Arts Center, ICA Boston, Gibney Dance Center, ENTPE Lyon, France, with the rock band Phish, and others.
We work very closely with our Musical Director, John Yannelli, to make each BodyStories performance a unique sensory experience, upholding our mission to create profound emotional responses for our audiences. In addition to creating and performing innovative works, our company is committed to connecting with diverse populations through our extensive dance education programs and community engagement workshops, as well as maintaining a stable business model to sustain our work.
We collectively speak nine languages and research, perform, and collaborate with artists from five continents. In addition to our in-person education and performance programming, we have launched a virtual dance education program and several online performance programs, and are continuing to develop offerings.
WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?
BodyStories is looking for interns for the Spring 2027! We are seeking applicants who are detail-oriented and self-motivated. Interest in the performing arts is essential. Previous arts administration experience preferred. In addition to the following areas of focus, interns will perform general operational tasks and take on other exciting projects involved in several aspects of our BodyStories Spring 2027 programming.
MARKETING & MEDIA INTERN
(Experience with Photoshop and Illustrator is preferred)
SPECIAL EVENTS & DEVELOPMENT INTERN
ARTS MANAGEMENT INTERN
In-person, Remote, Hybrid Options
Our internships have traditionally involved a combination of remote and in-person work. Because of the COVID-19 crisis, we shifted to an entirely remote work environment. As the COVID-19 situation evolves, we currently have remote, hybrid, and in-person options. A fully remote internship is completely possible, and remote and in-person candidates are equally encouraged to apply. Regardless of format, our internships are highly interactive and thorough; interns will receive plenty of hands-on experience in arts management, marketing, and development during working sessions, special events, mentoring, and meetings. There are also several in-person opportunities such as performances, rehearsals, workshops, and events that interns are welcome to attend, but it is not mandatory for the internship.
HOW TO APPLY
Please submit our online application form, which includes a resume and cover letter submission: https://airtable.com/appAqSZ9UwdRmXZiU/pagczrQ85RU1UywrH/form. Priority deadline is October 15, 2026, and the deadline is October 21, but we will accept applications on a rolling basis. The application cycle will close when positions are filled. The internship program will run from the week of January 11 until mid-June, 2027. Upon completion of the internship program, interns will receive a stipend. We also offer course credit for students seeking it, and free attendance at classes, rehearsals, events, and performances.
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