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Courtnie, Kendra J. Ross, and Kearah-Armonie
March 31 - April 2
651ARTS’ The Neighborhood Project which supports emerging Black Brooklyn-based artists by partnering them with small businesses within their neighborhoods will feature 2020/21 resident artists Courtnie, Ross, and Kearah-Armonie. The curator is Najee Omar. Find out more here



Various Artists/American Ballet Theatre's Incubator
March 29 - May 3
American Ballet Theatre will present the works of the 2021 ABT Incubator with weekly premieres of new choreography created within the past year by ABT artists Zhong-Jing Fang, Joseph Markey, Sung Woo Han, Luciana Paris, Luigi Crispino, Sung Woo Han, and Melvin Lawovi. Find out more here

Amy Hall Garner
April 1
Over the course of her Toulmin Fellowship and from a season-long collaboration with The Center for Ballet and the Arts at NYU, Hall is "...exploring the ephemerality of flowers in their natural and abstract forms for a production that brings together music, dance, and art with collaborator Jared Small in Meaningful In Motion, a visual tribute dedicated to three prominent Black ballerinas Lauren Anderson, Debra Austin, and Virginia Johnson..." notes the release.  Find out more here

Mark DeGarmo Dance
April 1
DeGarmo Dance Broadcasts its Virtual Salon Performance Series for Social Change 2020-21, featuring BIPOC, Emerging, and Experienced NYC, USA, and International Performing Artists hailing from Chicago, England, Haiti, Malaysia, Mexico, New York City, and Pittsburgh.  Find out more here

Alice Sheppard/Kinetic Light
April 3
As part of the YBCA Summit artists and honorees from the Bay Area and beyond including Alice Sheppard and Kinetic Light, Tahirah Rasheed, Youth Versus Apocalypse, Ijeoma Oluo, Margo Hall and SOMA Pilipinas will perform. Find out more here

Bourne Festival
March 5 - April 4
Bourne’s month-long digital festival, New Adventures continues with four of New Adventures productions filmed live at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, with Bourne's twists on ballet classics: Swan Lake, The Car Man, Cinderella, and Romeo and Juliet.  A new title premiers every Friday. Each one will be available on demand for 10 days. Find out more here

Israel Galvan
March 25-April 7
Streaming from the Joyce is flamenco artist Galvan’s Maestro de Barra a “…more spontaneous music and dance culture found in cafes and bars around the world,” according to the release. Find out more here

Ailey All Access
March 17 – June 24
Join the Ailey All Access web page and get real-time access to many Ailey classics, favorites and more.  Find out more here

Presented to her by Susan Fales-Hill, Misty Copeland - see Misty Copeland's acceptance speech during the NAACP Image Awards livestream online (not the televised show).

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FROM THE FOLKS AT GIBNEY:

Studios at 890 Broadway open April 5 with bookings now available

Studios at 280 Broadway open May 17 with bookings available on April 5

We are thrilled to welcome renters back to Gibney this spring!
The Gibney team, in consultation with experts in the fields of medicine, operations, HVAC, and sanitation, has developed thorough safety protocols to keep staff and visitors safe. We will continually update our processes and policies according to the information made available to us by the State of New York, the CDC, and the WHO.
Additional information is available below and on our website about what we're doing to keep you safe, and what we ask of you during your visit.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Available to book now, 890 Broadway reopens on Monday, April 5. Studio capacities vary from 1 to 14 people (33% capacity) for rehearsals, classes, and workshop rentals, and 2 to 20 people (50% capacity) for photoshoots and filming. 
• Available to book on April 5, 280 Broadway reopens on Monday, May 17. Studio capacities vary from 2 to 21 people (33% capacity) for rehearsals, classes, and workshop rentals, and 3 to 32 people (50% capacity) for photoshoots and filming.
• To support the dance field's re-entry to the studio, all non-profit rehearsal rentals will be available at half price until further notice. This subsidy is made possible by support from Gibney's Rebuilding Blocks Initiative.
• Limited in-person or hybrid classes will resume later this spring. Follow us on Instagram and check the class schedule to stay in the loop.
  

Book space today for April 5 and the following six weeks at 890 Broadway! The 280 Broadway studio space availability calendar will open on April 5 to begin booking for May 17 on a six-week, day-to-day rolling basis.
Rebuilding Block space subsidies have been made possible with lead support from Andrew A. Davis, a trustee of the Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund, and the Meringoff Family Foundation with additional support provided by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Howard Gilman Foundation, Jerome Foundation, and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation.

Before Your Visit...

• Review the Safety Agreements and Plan Your Visit information on our website. This webpage contains important information about what we are doing to keep you safe, and what we will require of visitors to the space.
• Check the capacity limitations and other policies and procedures we have put in place for studio rentals. Complete information is available on the Rentals section of our website.
  

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A Ratmansky Celebration
American Ballet Theatre (ABT)
March 23-April 18
New York City Center presents their ABT Live from City Center | A Ratmansky Celebration, featuring American Ballet Theatre filmed live on the City Center stage, the program marks ABT’s return to the theater for their first full evening program at City Center since 2012. Hosted by Susan Fales-Hill, highlights include excerpts from The Seasons (2019), Seven Sonatas (2009), and The Sleeping Beauty (2015), and Bernstein in a Bubble, a World Premiere set to the music of Leonard Bernstein. "The new work, Ratmansky’s first since March 2020, was created in January and February of this year during a quarantined “ballet bubble” in Silver Bay, New York. The program features ABT dancers Aran Bell, Isabella Boylston, Skylar Brandt, Herman Cornejo, Patrick Frenette, Carlos Gonzalez, Blaine Hoven, Catherine Hurlin, Tyler Maloney, Luciana Paris, Devon Teuscher, Cassandra Trenary, and James Whiteside," notes the release. Find out more here

Bourne Festival
March 5 - April 4
Bourne’s month-long digital festival, New Adventures continues with four of New Adventures productions filmed live at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, with Bourne's twists on ballet classics: Swan Lake, The Car Man, Cinderella, and Romeo and Juliet.  A new title premiers every Friday. Each one will be available on demand for 10 days. Find out more here

Dance Theatre of Harlem
March 11 - 28
The virtual festival featuring a series of online events, includes a documentary about the making of the Firebird and a conversation about its significance with dancers Misty Copeland (Principal with American Ballet Theatre) Lauren Anderson (former Principal Ballerina with Houston Ballet), and former DTH Principals Charmaine Hunter, Bethania Gomes, Tai Jiminez, Christina Johnson, Paunika Jones, and Kellye Saunders.  Find out more here

Ballet Hispánico
March 19-26
The Company continues their broadcast of En Familia, airing on the TVSB community channel, in partnership with ¡Viva el Arte de Santa Bárbara!, Arts & Lectures community arts program. Find out more here

LaTasha Barnes and Caleb Teicher
March 22-31
At Martha’s Vineyard, as part of a co-curated artist residency, community projects, virtual workshop and in-process showing are being offered by both artists. Find out more here

DANCE NOW (DN)
March 25
DN continues its 25th anniversary celebration, Chapter 5 and will honor binbinFactory artists Satoshi Haga and Rie Fukuzawa, with host Germaul Barnes. Find out more here

Israel Galvan
March 25-April 7
Streaming from the Joyce is flamenco artist Galvan’s Maestro de Barra a “…more spontaneous music and dance culture found in cafes and bars around the world,” according to the release. Find out more here

Olawale Kosoko and Larissa Velez-Jackson
March 26
Danspace Project's online journal series “Conversations Without Walls” continues with Olawale Kosoko and Velez-Jackson. The digital series is pre-recorded. Find out more here

Various Artists
March 26
Gibney’s Living Gallery offers a virtual excerpt from “Altar: Re-memberings of a Colonized Child” written and conceptualized by Jana Lynne (JL) Umipig, performed by SAMMAY, choreographed by Afaliah Tribune with music by Blessing Ritual by Shant. Find out more here

Various Artists
March 30
BAX hosts SOLO DUETS: Recipes for Creation Over 30 Years at BAX with Anna Sperber & Ryan Sawyer, Kayla Farrish & Yasmin Williams, Nami Yamamoto & Roman Filiu and Ogemdi Ude & Bam Rodriguez. Find out more here

Courtnie, Kendra J. Ross, and Kearah-Armonie
March 31 - April 2
651ARTS’ The Neighborhood Project which supports emerging Black Brooklyn-based artists by partnering them with small businesses within their neighborhoods will feature 2020/21 resident artists Courtnie, Ross, and Kearah-Armonie. The curator is Najee Omar. Find out more here

Ice Theatre of New York
March
As part of the City Skate Pop Up Concerts and on Tuesdays and Thursdays afternoons in March at Bryant Park, the company will feature performers  Aaron Singletary and Val Levine, with choreography by Douglas Webster and Jody Sperling. Find out here