Various Tap Artists
July 3-July 8
Various Venues
Tap City, The New York City Tap Festival  produced by The American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF) returns for its 23rd year with the week-long celebration of tap dance in many forms.

The celebration includes special events, local and international tap dance artists, choreographic residencies, master classes, a Copasetic Boat Ride around Manhattan, a walking tour of New York’s famed tap dance landmarks,  ATDF’s Tap Future concert and Tap Dance Awards,  plus Rhythm in Motion, Tap City’s  tap dance concert performance.  This year’s Rhythm in Motion will include a look back at classic tap dance works in addition to showing new choreography by ATDF’s Artists-In-Residence. Tap on Tap, an “all abilities” tap dance company focusing on adaptation, inclusion, and the integration of tap dancers and tap dancers with disabilities, will also be included in this year’s performance.​  Find out more here

Various Artists
The Joyce
June 21 - July 2
SW!NG OUT returns with Caleb Teicher, Evita Arce, LaTasha Barnes, Nathan Bugh, and Eyal Vilner celebrating their mix of  Lindy Hop and improvisational styles, generating a different show each night.  Find out more here 

American Ballet Theater
The Met
June 22 - July 22
Full length ballets cover this summer's season - Like Water for Chocolate by Christopher Wheeldon, Giselle, after Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, and Marius Petipa, Swan Lake by Kevin McKenzie after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, and Romeo and Juliet by Kenneth MacMillan. Find out more here 

Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet
Mark Morris Dance Center 
June 30 - July 1
Magloire brings the repeat of his 2021 "Sea," premiered two years ago and set to music by composer Richard Carrick.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Arts Brookfield 
July 5 - 26
Arts Brookfield partners with Works & Process for a series of four free performances celebrating street dance and the 50th anniversary of hip-hop featuring The Missing Element with The Beatbox House, LayeRhythm, Ladies of Hip-Hop, KR3TS dancers with DJ FrancoTh3Artist, and Ephrat Asherie Dance's UNDERSCORED culminating in a dance party led by DJ Bravo LaFortune!  Find out more here

Various Artists
SummerStage (Various Parks)
July - August
Works & Process at SummerStage will feature artist-in-residence Ladies of Hip-Hop Dance Collective, Marisa Monte/ Joana Amendoeira & Fred Martins/ Music from the Sole / DJ Lara Gerin, Courtney Washington’s Masterz at Work Dance Family with DJ Byrell the Great, Dorrance Dance and The Missing Element with The Beatbox House and LayeRhythm. Find out more here 

Various Artists
The Joyce
June 21 - July 2
SW!NG OUT returns with Caleb Teicher, Evita Arce, LaTasha Barnes, Nathan Bugh, and Eyal Vilner celebrating their mix of  Lindy Hop and improvisational styles, generating a different show each night.  Find out more here 

Sydnie L. Mosley Dances 
Clark Studio Theater
June 16-25
The Company will premiere the evening length choreopoem PURPLE: A Ritual in Nine Spells as part of the Lincoln Center's Summer for the City.  "PURPLE illuminates the power of “deep sisterhood for social change” through ritualistic dance-theater. 
For this event, face masks and proof of COVID-19 vaccination or proof of recent negative covid test are required for all performances. Performances on June 11, 17, and 23 will be reduced capacity.  Find out more here.

Hard/Femme Dance
The Trisk
June 22 - 23
Directed by Kelsey Rondeau, the Company will present The Boof Quadrille "...a loving spoof, pastiche, and homage to the grand social dances of the Gilded Age," notes the release.  Find out more here 

American Ballet Theater
The Met
June 22 - July 22
Full length ballets cover this summer's season - Like Water for Chocolate by Christopher Wheeldon, Giselle, after Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, and Marius Petipa, Swan Lake by Kevin McKenzie after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, and Romeo and Juliet by Kenneth MacMillan. Find out more here 

Sara Hook, Roxanne D'Orleans Juste, David Parker
Arts On Site
June 23-24
Hook, D'Orleans Juste and Parker shares two evenings.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Mark Morris Dance Center
June 23-24
\WHITE WAVE Dance presents the annual four-day DUMBO Dance Festival of contemporary dance by emerging and established dance makers at the Mark Morris Dance Center.  The late choreographer Jennifer Muller and current Director of Programming at The Joyce Danni Gee, will be honored.  Find out more here  

Julie Mayo
Roulette
June 24
Mayo will present Blue Fire: Sleepwalking" A dance that probes the “graphic” in choreographic and situates itself in the attentive self-possessions of its performers," according to the release.  Find out more here 

The Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance at UCLA - seeking Assistant/Associate Professor of Choreography. 

Read more here 
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Audition for The Moving Architects

The Moving Architects, led by Artistic Director Erin Carlisle Norton, is seeking 1-2 female-identifying dance artists for July 2023-June 2024 who have a movement foundation grounded in modern dance forms. Includes paid rehearsals and performances.

Applications due June 30, see link below for full details!

AUDITION

Sydnie L. Mosley Dances 
Clark Studio Theater
June 16-25
The Company will premiere the evening length choreopoem PURPLE: A Ritual in Nine Spells as part of the Lincoln Center's Summer for the City.  "PURPLE illuminates the power of “deep sisterhood for social change” through ritualistic dance-theater. This is an evening length performance work for a multi-generational, femme ensemble of 12. It is iterative, based in oral & embodied herstories, centers sacred ritual, honors feedback and collective decision-making, and is inspired by beloved ancestor Ntozake Shange," according to the release.

For this event, face masks and proof of COVID-19 vaccination or proof of recent negative covid test are required for all performances. Performances on June 11, 17, and 23 will be reduced capacity.  Find out more here.

Urban Bush Women
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
June 13-18
Conceived, directed and choreographed by UBW Co-Artistic Directors Chanon Judson & Mame Diarra Speis, Haint Blu is an ensemble dance-theater work "seeped in memory and magic. Known as the color that Southern families paint their front porches to ward off bad spirits, Haint Blu uses performance as a center and source of healing, taking audiences from movement into stillness and rest. The production arose from the urgent concern for the wellness of Black Women+. With its focus on remembering, reclaiming, releasing, and restoring, the work explores what has been lost across generations and what can be recovered," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Bryant Park
June 8-16
The Contemporary Dance series at Bryant Park curated by Tiffany Rea-Fisher will include Tarek Lewis + Kayla Farrish (June 15), and Soles of Duende + Josh Johnson (Jun 16).  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Various Venues
June 9-18
LMCC presents the 22nd annual "River To River Festival," marking their 50th anniversary in downtown New York.  In honor of the milestone, the 2023 event will feature LMCC alumni working across dance, performance, public art installations, historic tours, and live music disciplines.  The 2023 artists include: AUNTS, Marta Blair, Lotto Royale, Natu Camara, Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith, New York Arabic Orchestra, Nuevayorkinos, Antonio Ramos, Washington Street Historical Society, Amelia Winger-Bearskin, and Andros Zins-Browne. All events are free. Find out more here 

Various Artists
BAAD!
June 9-30
The OUT LIKE THAT Festival at BAAD! begins with Antonio Ramos & The Gangbangers (Jun. 3-10) and follows with Pepatián Presents Dancing Futures: Meet the Artists 2023 (June 15), plus Richard Rivera and PHYSUAL (Jun. 30 – July 1).  Find out more here 

Jacqulyn Buglisi  Theatre
Ailey Citigroup Theater
June 13-15
Artistic Director/Founder of Buglisi Dance Theatre, will celebrate the Company’s 30th Anniversary and honor artistic collaborators – Composers Daniel Bernard Roumain and Jeff Beal, Photographer Paul B. Goode, and Lighting Designer Jack Mehler  Find out more here

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santa
The Joyce
June 13-18
The Company  will present El Cuadragésimo or ‘The Fortieth,” celebrating the company’s 40th anniversary and flamenco dance with original company works and the return of flamenco stars.  Find out more here    

Johnnie Cruise Mercer
Gibney Dance
June 15-17
Gibney presents the premiere of Mercer’s The Decade from Hell “a devised movement theater work and a live-studio audience recording…” according to the release. Find out more here

Various Artists
Hearst Plaza
June 16-17
Kyle Abraham pairs choreographers and composers in Planting Connections which includes Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Marla Phelan, Kayla Farrish, Vinson Fraley, Anthony R. Green, Shelley Washington, Crystal Monee Hall and Li Yilei for two evenings of new works as part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City series. Find out more here  

Various Artists
NYLA
June 16-17
NYLA's signature residency program “Fresh Tracks” returns for its 58th year to present new work from emerging artists. Kristel Baldoz, Malcolm X Betts, Miguel Alejandro Castillo, Jade Charon and Orlando Hernández.  Find out more here  

Various Artists
Various Venues
June 17-18 & 29-30
Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center will present their 47th season with two musical genres: gospel and funk - The Gospel According to THPAC at the Central Baptist Church of NYC and So Very Sly at The Mark O'Donnell Theater.  Find out more here  

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Urban Bush Women (UBW) 
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
June 10, 13-18
Conceived, directed and choreographed by UBW Co-Artistic Directors Chanon Judson & Mame Diarra Speis, Haint Blu is an ensemble dance-theater work "seeped in memory and magic. Known as the color that Southern families paint their front porches to ward off bad spirits, Haint Blu uses performance as a center and source of healing, taking audiences from movement into stillness and rest. The production arose from the urgent concern for the wellness of Black Women+. With its focus on remembering, reclaiming, releasing, and restoring, the work explores what has been lost across generations and what can be recovered," according to the release.  Find out more here 

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
BAM
June 6-11
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to BAM for the first time since 2010 with two programs: Program A: Brooklyn Bond includes Ronald K. Brown’s Dancing Spirit, Twyla Tharp’s Roy’s Joys, and Kyle Abraham’s Are You in Your Feelings?  And on Program B: All Ailey: Night Creature (1975), Cry (1971), Survivors (1986) by Alvin Ailey and Mary Barnett, and Ailey’s signature work Revelations (1960).  Robert Battle has been the artistic director since 2011.  Find out more here 

Juliette Mapp and Vicky Shick
Arts on Site
June 8-10 
Mapp and Shick share "an evening of days" in two works, Free Day (Mapp solo), and Any Other Day (Shick collaborative quartet with Athena Malloy, Marilyn Maywald-Yahel, Cherrie Yu). Find out more here 

Ballet Tech
The Joyce Theater
June 8-11
Created by Ballet Tech artistic director Dionne D. Figgins, the production celebrates dance as a unifying force in American culture and features two new pieces by Figgins, one with Curtis Holland and the other with the Ballet Tech Class of 2023, plus others by Ballet Tech founder Eliot Feld, José Limón, Robert La Fosse and Brian Reeder, and Ballet Tech faculty member Men Ca. Ballet Tech alumnus Johnson Guo, who is now a member of the Limón Dance Company, will dance José Limón’s Chaconne.  Find out more here 

Falcon Dance
Gibney Dance
June 8-10 
The company will present the world premiere of Beauty Happens which "explores intimacy, human resilience, adaptation, and physical empowerment. The work interrogates themes of instinct, chaos, control and the repercussions of touch," notes the release.  Find out more here 

Yue Yin
The Chelsea Factor
June 8-10
 Yin will premiere NOWHERE, which “challenges us to embrace feelings of uncertainty and to explore new possibilities and new directions,” notes the release. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Bryant Park
June 8-16
The Contemporary Dance series at Bryant Park curated by Tiffany Rea-Fisher will include Tarek Lewis + Kayla Farrish (June 15), and Soles of Duende + Josh Johnson (Jun 16).  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Various Venues
June 9-18
LMCC presents the 22nd annual "River To River Festival," marking their 50th anniversary in downtown New York.  In honor of the milestone, the 2023 event will feature LMCC alumni working across dance, performance, public art installations, historic tours, and live music disciplines.  The 2023 artists include: AUNTS, Marta Blair, Lotto Royale, Natu Camara, Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith, New York Arabic Orchestra, Nuevayorkinos, Antonio Ramos, Washington Street Historical Society, Amelia Winger-Bearskin, and Andros Zins-Browne. All events are free. Find out more here 

Maleek Washington
92nd Street Y (In-person & Virtual) 
June 9-12 
The 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center closes their dance series with Washington and collaborators Waverly Fredericks, SaQuoiia Santiago and Babou Sanneh in Shades 2.0 D.A.P Diamonds of Principal.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
BAAD!
June 9-30
The OUT LIKE THAT Festival at BAAD! begins with Antonio Ramos & The Gangbangers (Jun. 3-10) and follows with Pepatián Presents Dancing Futures: Meet the Artists 2023 (June 15), plus Richard Rivera and PHYSUAL (Jun. 30 – July 1).  Find out more here 

Sydnie L. Mosley Dances
Clark Studio Theater
June 9-25
Mosley Dances’ PURPLE: A Ritual in Nine Spells, an evening-length choreopoem inspired by the late playwright, poet, and feminist Ntozake Shange will be presented as part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City series.  Find out more here  

Hilary Brown-Istrefi
The Trisk
June 10
Brown-Istrefi, the 2023 Resident Artist at The Trisk will present Horses full of steam which promises to deconstruct and reimagine visual and topical elements from the almost forgotten 1932 ballet-symphony.  Find out more here  

nora chipaumire
Alice Tully Hall
June 10
chipaumire’s five-hour epic, Nehanda “a juridical opera, taking up questions of jurisprudence in defense of the native freedom fighters murdered by the British South Africa Company (BSAC) on behalf of the British EMPIRE and QUEEN Victoria in 1898,” according to the release, is part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City series. Find out more here  

Ximena Garnica and Shige Moriya
Japan Society
June 9
Extinction Rituals,  Garnica and Moriya's work-in-progress includes movement, light, live music and song for this dance opera inspired by acts of remembrance and celebrations of life and loss. Featured will be LEIMAY Ensemble​.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Danspace Project
June 10
Danspace Project will offer the inaugural Center for Dialogue and Exchange in the Arts (CDEA) |sēd-ē-ä|: a creative incubator experimenting at the intersection of artistic practice and expansive thinking. The event is organized and hosted by 2021-2023 Danspace Project Artist Research Fellows devynn emory, Okwui Okpokwasili, Samita Sinha, and David Thomson. Find out more here 

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre
NYU Studios
June 10
Selwyn will preview the developing work Habit Formed which explores how habits are created and broken in our lives.. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Abrons Arts Center
June 11
For the 37th annual Performance Mix Festival, 30 experimental dance and film artists including Raúl Tamez, LayeRhythm and more will share a variety of works. Find out more here 

Varioius Artists
Topaz Arts
June 11
FX Indépendance will feature Filipinx-American dance artists with current AAPI Resident Artist Nikaio Bulan Sahar, along with previous resident artists Leonard Cruz, Marie Lloyd Paspe, and Co-Founding Director Paz Tanjuaquio. Find out more here

Jacqulyn Buglisi  Theatre
Ailey Citigroup Theater
June 13-15
Artistic Director/Founder of Buglisi Dance Theatre, will celebrate the Company’s 30th Anniversary and honor artistic collaborators – Composers Daniel Bernard Roumain and Jeff Beal, Photographer Paul B. Goode, and Lighting Designer Jack Mehler  Find out more here

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santa
The Joyce
June 13-18
The Company  will present El Cuadragésimo or ‘The Fortieth,” celebrating the company’s 40th anniversary and flamenco dance with original company works and the return of flamenco stars.  Find out more here    

Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance
The Jack Crystal Theater
June 14
The artistic director, Lavagnino will present Mythologies, inspired by the stories of ancient Greece, and sequential episodes of her newest theater-dance work in process, The Winter’s Tale, based on one of Shakespeare’s last great plays.  Find out more here 

Johnnie Cruise Mercer
Gibney Dance
June 15-17
Gibney presents the premiere of Mercer’s The Decade from Hell “a devised movement theater work and a live-studio audience recording…” according to the release. Find out more here 

Ballet Hispánico
New York City Center
June 1 - 3
Ballet Hispánico will present a mixed program curated by Artistic Director & CEO Eduardo Vilaro featuring repertory favorites, two new commissions, a new work, plus repertory.  Included on the program is Pedro Ruiz's Club Havana, William Forsythe's New Sleep presented in tribute to Ballet Hispánico’s founder Tina Ramirez (1929 – 2022); and the premiere of Michelle Manzanales Sor Juana and Omar Román De Jesús’  Papagayos. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Danspace Project
May 25 - June 3
The six-show reprisal of Variations on Themes from Lost and Found: Scenes from a Life and other works by John Bernd, co-directed by choreographers Ishmael Houston-Jones and Miguel Gutierrez, with music by composer Nick Hallett concludes.  Find out  more here  

Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company (Virtual & In-person)
The Cherry Artspace
May 26 - June 4
The Cherry Arts and Gwirtzman presents e-Motion, a collaboration with playwright Saviana Stanescu which explores artificial intelligence, neuroscience and what it means to be human in a digital age.  Find out more here

José Limón Dance Company
Kaatsbaan
June 3
The Limón Dance Company will present Chaconne (1942) and The Moor's Pavane (1949). Find out more here 

The American Ballet Theatre Studio Company
Kaatsbaan
June 3
The company will present, as part of the ABT Women’s Movement, at least on work by an emerging female choreographer plus other commissioned works. Find out more here 

Various Artists
American Academy of Arts and Letters, Audubon Terrace
June 3 - 4
Dance and Process, the series that brings dance artists into a group process interrogating methods of choreographic and dance practice. This year features Martita Abril, Jonathan González, and Anh Vo. Find out more here 

Yanira Castro / a canary torsi
The Chocolate Factory
June 4 - 11
Castro's I came here to weep "is a performance and collective exorcism co-created with the public. It is a multimodal, interactive project made up of four participatory scores with corresponding materials and environments that examines U.S. territorial possession through the redaction, deconstruction and performance of absurdist colonial texts," according to the release. Find out more here

​The Billie Holiday Theatre / Restoration ART and DELIRIOUS Dances/Edisa Weeks present

ROOTS PARTY + LIFE ZINE RELEASE
Saturday June 3, 2023 from 12pm-4pm
Multi-Purpose Room at Restoration Plaza | 1368 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11216
RSVP here

Join multi-disciplinary artist Edisa Weeks in the journey of making 1,865 roots out of paper and twine, for the installation and performance of 3 RITES: Liberty. 1865 represents the last year of legalized chattel slavery in America.

We will also be releasing the Life Zine, which is one of four limited edition accordion fold art zines about the 3 RITES project. The zine includes images from creative residencies to develop life, the poem/essay “Movement to Suffocate” by James Scruggs, and graphic design by Natalia Viteri. Zine images included below.

Schedule:
12pm-2pm Root Making 
2pm Food & Drinks
3pm-4pm Life Zine release + conversation with James Scruggs

Attending the event is free and children are welcome.
Come and go as you please and engage in whatever capacity you feel comfortable – make a root, enjoy a meal, participate in and/or listen to the conversation, purchase a zine ($25)!