Top row L to R: YiYi by Ethan Cohn; Annabel Sexton-Daldry by Henry O'Neill. Bottom row: Jennifer Miller image courtesy of the artist.

Sundays on Broadway curator Cathy Weis with co-curators David Guzman and Zo Williams present an evening of performances by Jennifer Miller, Annabel Sexton-Daldry and YiYi.

After many years making queer circuses, gay plays, and a career in the sideshow, Jennifer Miller is now making good ole modern dances. Miller will be presenting a new dance piece Fignessing. Choreography by Miller with lots of input from the beautiful dancers: David Guzman, Jon Kinzel, Noa Rui-Piin Weiss, and Zo Williams.

In January of 2026, Annabel Sexton-Daldry presented a dance piece entitled I Will Always Loft You at Dixon Place, in which she explored the spaces and people that raised her. In this expansion of those thoughts, she brings her close friends, Olivia and Edie, to reflect on their 14 years of combined friendship, the context in which they met—"Saving the World with the Youth Climate Movement”—and what they’ve learned since then.

YiYi, a Ukrainian folk group composed of Caroline Kuhn, Katie Pawluk, and Zoya Shepko, breathes new life into traditional Ukrainian songs through unconventional arrangements and a diverse mix of instruments. Their performances are characterized by three-part polyphony, creating rich sonic tapestries that transport audiences from lively party vibes to poignant moments of heartbreak.

Sundays on Broadway
6:00 p.m. - doors open at 5:45 p.m.
WeisAcres, 537 Broadway #3
New York, NY 10012

All donations go to the performers.
$5-20 suggested.

Artists' bios:

Jennifer Miller is the director and founder of Circus Amok – a one ring, no-animal, queer as fuck, free circus extravaganza that has toured the parks of New York. She is the writer and director of Cracked Ice and The Golden Racket. Besides touring solo shows internationally, she works with a myriad of choreographers and performance artists including Jennifer Monson and Vaginal Crème Davis. She is the recipient of an Obie, a Bessie, and an Ethyl Eichelberger Award. She had a 10-year stint at Coney Island Sideshow by the Seashore and is a Professor of Performance at Pratt Institute.

Annabel Sexton-Daldry is an NYC-born and based choreographer. She blends and bends genres to create sprawling dance-theater shows that explore artistic lineage, absurdity, collaboration, and community on stage. She recently created and performed in I Will Always Loft You (2026) at Dixon Place alongside Olivia Wohlgemuth. Sexton-Daldry graduated from Oberlin College with highest honors in dance. While there, she created and performed in I Will Always Loft You (2025), Fall Forward/Spring Back (choreographer and performer, 2021-2025), and Oberlin Dance Company (performer, 2022, 2023). Her work is heavily influenced by the many artists who helped raise her as they lived, worked, and performed in her home. She is honored to have the opportunity to show work in Sundays on Broadway.

YiYi, a Ukrainian folk group composed of Caroline Kuhn, Katie Pawluk, and Zoya Shepko, breathes new life into traditional Ukrainian songs through unconventional arrangements and a diverse mix of instruments, including the bandura, violin, banjo, hutsul drum, cello and accordion. Their performances are characterized by three-part polyphony, creating rich sonic tapestries that transport audiences from lively party vibes to poignant moments of heartbreak.