Joshua Serafin
Amant
Jul.  20
Serafin will present VOID, "...a speculative deity and an oneiric alter-ego; a fluid, undefinable, primordial being who represents an ancient, ancestral body and who Joshua dances into life in a soundscape of recorded and live music performed by Alex Zhang Hungtai and Calvin Carrier," according to the release.  Find out more here



Cain Coleman
The Shed
Jul. 18-20
As part of "Open Call," Coleman will present New Information "...which takes the audience on a journey of self-exploration and the relentless pursuit of artistic expression. An immersive environment pulls the audience into an unforgettable evening, featuring original music, live instrumentation, performance art, and captivating visual art," according to the release. Find out more here 

American Ballet Theatre
The Metropolitan Opera House
Through July 20
The Company's summer season continues with the New York Premiere of Wayne McGregor’s Woolf Works, as well as repertory works Onegin, Swan Lake, and Romeo and Juliet, plus Christopher Wheeldon’s Like Water for Chocolate.  Find out more here 

Cats: "The Jellicle Ball"
PAC
Through Aug. 11
Choreographed by Arturo Lyons and Omari Wiles, Cats: "The Jellicle Ball," a reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic musical based on T. S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats and inspired by the Ballroom culture, offers up an all-new take on the genre. Find out more here  

AAPI HEROS
Arts on Site
Through-Sept. 29
The choreographer Jessica Chen continues AAPI HEROS, where audiences follow a young explorer, Kai, on a captivating journey across time to meet AAPI HEROES. Find out more here 

Dorrance Dance
The Joyce
Jul. 16-21
Artistic Director, Michelle Dorrance offers a world premiere featuring an original percussive composition.  Find out more here 

Pam Tanowitz
Little Island
Jul. 17- 21
Tanowitz's Day For Night, a new work, examins relationships, nostalgia, and memory, stitched to the sounds and landscapes of Little Island. Find out more here 

Shade Théret
PAGEANT
Jul. 18-19
PLAYBACK; 11 ANGELS is the third part of a triptych on melodrama within prescribed spaces, and explores "...the banality of tragedy and distortions between appearance and truth by adapting Jean Cocteau’s play "La Voix Humaine," according to the release. Find out more here 

New York Live Arts’ Fresh Tracks Residency & Performance program is a season-long residency for emerging movement-based artists in support of new work creation and professional development.

This season marks the 60th year of Fresh Tracks, which was a signature program of Dance Theater Workshop created in 1965 to bring new choreographic artistry to the forefront.

Four artists will be selected for the program and receive a 50-hour studio residency, $5,000 fee, guidance from Artistic Advisor Juliana May, professional development workshops led by renowned professionals from the field, exclusive access to Live Arts’ Communications, Development, Production and Programming staff, a Live Core Artist Membership and a fully-produced shared program in the New York Live Arts theater.

LEARN MORE & APPLY

Be sure to check out the Residency Guidelines & FAQ's for more info!
Application Deadline: Sunday, August 4 at 11:59pm EST, no exceptions. 
Audition Notification: By Wednesday, August 28 via email
Auditions: Saturday, September 14 between 10AM - 5PM 

 Various Artists
Madison Avenue
Jul. 14
L'Alliance New York presents its annual Bastille Day celebration under the theme of the Paris Summer Games! Inclued will be the reenactment of the 1967 performance of Blank Placard Dance, replay by French choreographer Anne Collod. "Originally created by Anna Halprin in response to the Vietnam war and social unrest in the U.S., Anne Collod remounts this seminal work for 30 amateur dancers carrying blank signs accompanied by a marching band heading uptown. Following the original dance’s protocol, Bastille Day audiences are invited to participate by proposing statements for the blank placards: What would YOU like written on these signs? Exploring the place of performance in urban settings, this participatory project demonstrates the enduring power of art across generations at the crossroads of happenings, dance, and activist art," notes the release.  Attendees can also join in games, film screenings, an interactive photography exhibition, dance to a live DJ, savor rosé and bubbly, and more. Find out more here  ​

Smuin Contemporary Ballet
The Joyce
Jul. 9-14
Smuin Contemporary Ballet, influenced by the company's late founder, Michael Smuin, returns with the New York premiere of Val Caniparoli’s Tutto Eccetto il Lavandino (2014), James Kudelka's The Man in Black (2010) and Renaissance by Smuin’s incoming Artistic Director Amy Seiwert. Find out more here 

Aakash Odedra Company
Lincoln Center's Rose Theater
Jul. 11-12
As part of India Week, the Company brings the U.S. premiere of Samsara (inspired by the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West), “is a dance piece that traces the steps we take, both forward and backward, in search of our higher selves...” notes the release.  This event is choose-what-you-pay.  Find out more here  

American Ballet Theatre
The Metropolitan Opera House
Through July 20
The Company's summer season continues with the New York Premiere of Wayne McGregor’s Woolf Works, as well as repertory works Onegin, Swan Lake, and Romeo and Juliet, plus Christopher Wheeldon’s Like Water for Chocolate.  Find out more here 

Cats: "The Jellicle Ball"
PAC
Through Aug. 11
Choreographed by Arturo Lyons and Omari Wiles, Cats: "The Jellicle Ball," a reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic musical based on T. S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats and inspired by the Ballroom culture, offers up an all-new take on the genre. Find out more here  

AAPI HEROS
Arts on Site
Through-Sept. 29
The choreographer Jessica Chen continues AAPI HEROS, where audiences follow a young explorer, Kai, on a captivating journey across time to meet AAPI HEROES. Find out more here  

The American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF)
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
Jul. 11
ATDF will be honored as part of a celebratory evening which includes live performance, speeches, a screening of archival footage reflecting on the history of the Foundation, plus the presentation of a Lifetime Achievement Award to Tony Waag, ATDF Founding Artistic/Executive Director.  This event is FREE and open to the public. Registration is advised.  Find out more here

Various Artists
Summer Stage
Jul. 11
As part of the “Works & Process” series, Maimouna Keita African Dance Company, It’s Showtime NYC!, and Kash Gaines shares the stage. Find out more here  

The DynamitExperience!
Hoftra University
Jul. 13
Founded by Winston Dynamite Brown and Latra Wilson will be featured as the first resident company of Earl Mosley’s Institute of the Arts. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Arts on Site
Jul. 11
Emergent Improvisers Troy, Uila, Alexis, and Evelyn (as well as some special musical guests!!) come together for an improvised gathering.  The artists promises a sharing story circle to start, end with a meditation and in between is up to you! "We will be processing text from adrienne maree brown's Emergent Strategy through language, movement, music, and imagery," notes the release. Find out more here 

Digital Movement Dance & Nikki and The Noise
Arts on Site
Jul. 12
Daniel Morimoto, the artistic director and his company Digital Movement Dance, will present works that focus on the world-building and story-telling aspects of video games, and how to bring these elements to live performance. Nikki who directs the Modern Cora Youth Company will share the evening.  Find out more here 

It's time to apply for the UP NEXT! Artist Pitch Session. Deadline is Tuesday, August 13.

Happening at the APAP|NYC 2025 conference, the UP NEXT! Artist Pitch Session will highlight new projects from artists or companies from the U.S. and abroad. All are encouraged to apply! 

Eligible projects are:

US tour-ready for the 2025-26 presenting season (typically Sept-June),
AND 
Have not premiered yet or premiered no earlier than August 31, 2024
​AND
Pitch must focus on one specific project/program. It cannot cover an agency’s roster or multiple program options.

Artists, producers, agents and managers are invited to apply by Tuesday, August 13 at 11:59 p.m. (EDT). While APAP membership is not required to apply, if selected, participant must become an APAP member. Read the full guidelines here.

For questions, contact [email protected].

APPLY HERE

Looking for virtuosic dance artists living in the NYC metropolitan area to perform for engagements with NYBDC including a film, performances and demonstrations. Applicants should have training in the genres of Ballet and Modern. Experience in historical dance techniques and acting would be a plus. 

Date: August 7th, 2024.

Video Submission Deadline: This Audition is INVITATION ONLY. Applicants should submit a video for review to [email protected] by July 7th, 2024. Video may be of you in studio or performance (must be solo or easily identified), 2-3 minutes of footage. Invited candidates will be notified with audition location and times.

Expectations for dance artists: Learning and retaining the choreography and aesthetic of the movement. Being prepared to dance assigned roles and the ability to maintain physical capacity to dance and perform.

Salary/Wage: Ranges from $20 to $25/hour for rehearsals or $750 to $1000 for weekly engagements. Payment range is based on experience. Dancers are hired on a per project basis as we have a variety of subjects in our repertoire ranging from historical ballroom to stage dancing requiring acting technique.

Must be able to work in the U.S.

The New York Baroque Dance Company is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to diversity and inclusion.

A celebration of movement, shared space, and connection. Whether you're a dancer or you simply dance in the privacy of your living room, join us! ALL are welcome.

Known for our electrifying work and dynamic community dances, K+C will enliven Vail International Dance Festival's Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater with Rhapsody, developed by and in community, featuring dancers and non-dancers, young and old alike.

No previous dance experience required -- just enthusiasm and energy. Find new ways of moving, dance alongside your neighbors, have the opportunity to perform, and have fun!

Rhapsody will harness the unique spirit and talents of its diverse cast of performers to create a moving outdoor celebration of art-making, humanity, and shared space.

Questions? Please email Vail Dance Festival Personnel Coordinator, Jill Reitzel, at [email protected].

REGISTER HERE