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September 29
Seward Park
In a captivating fusion of dance and music, where traditional Japanese paper mâché costumes blend with Okinawa melodies played on local instruments. "Be mesmerized by the talent of dancers and musician as they weave a tapestry of emotions through their graceful movements.  Witness the synergy of tradition and innovation against the vibrant backdrop of Lower Manhattan's energetic atmosphere. This is more than just a dance performance; it's a celebration of cross-cultural artistry that transcends boundaries. Don't miss this chance to be part of a unique dance journey that will captivate your senses and leave you inspired," notes the release. Performed by Masumi Kishimoto, Yoshiko Furuse, Mariko Shibata, Takako Amitani, Manatsu Aminaga, Mai Shirasawa, Rie Fukuzawa, Satoshi Haga.  Find out more here 

​Fall For Dance
Various Artists
Sept. 27 – Oct. 8
The 20th Fall for Dance Festival continues  with 4 diverse programs -  On the programs will be Ballet BC, Caleb Teicher, Gibney Company, Côté Danse, Sara Mearns, Madrid’s Sergio Bernal Dance Company, Adesola Osakalumi, Hawaiian hula halau Kaleoolakaikahikinaokalā, and so much more.  Find out more here 

Ballet X
The Joyce Theater
Sept. 27-Oct. 1
Under attistic and executive director, Christine Cox, Philadelphia’s contemporary ballet company returns to The Joyce with three New York premieres from Jamar Roberts, Darrell Grand Moultrie, Jennifer Archibald.  Find out more here 

Dorrance Dance
The 92nd Street Y
Sept. 29 
The program features two world premieres – A Swing Suite by Elizabeth Burke and Luke Hickey and At Play, a new work by Claudia Rahardjanoto – and excerpts from SOUNDspace, by Michelle Dorrance.  Performances are in person on Friday, September 29 and streams online for 72 hours from time of broadcast. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Arts On Site
Sept. 29 - 30
Featured will be current and former members of The Bang Group who make their own work. Program A: Louise Benkelman and Tommy Seibold, Dual Rivet/Jess Smith and Chelsea Ainsworth, Doug Elkins, Daniel Morimoto, David Parker, and Amber Sloan. Program B: Benkelman and Seibold, Dual Riveth, Morimoto, Parker, Sloan, and Megan Williams.  Find out more here 

Raja Feather Kelly
Guggenheim
Oct. 2
As part of the Works & Process go behind the scenes of Kelly's The Absolute Future with Kelly and the artists from the feath3r theory in an evening blending discussion and performance highlights. Find out more here​

Various Artists
Arts On Site
August 18-19
WE BELONG HERE: AAPI FESTIVAL opportunity for choreographers that identify with the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities, bringing underrepresented artists into view. Featured will be J CHEN PROJECT, SHA Creative Outlet/ Shannon Yu余香儒, Tulia Marshall/Ambition Collective, Carl Ponce Cubero, Kanon Sugino, Stephanie Shin / Synchronous and Marie Lloyd Paspe.
Find out more here 

Battery Dance Festival
Rockefeller Park – Battery Park City
August 12 - 18
Battery Dance celebrates the 42nd Anniversary of its free summer festival.  The Festival will feature in-person and live-streamed performances.  Featured will be 
Marley Poku-Kankam (NYC), Aliyah Banerjee & Shashank Iswara (TX), Dareon Blowe (VA), Mateo Vidals (NYC), Luke Biddinger (PA), Cameron Kay (NYC), 
Samanvita Kasthuri (MO), Krtaghna, NYC, 
Micah Sell (NYC), Willem Sadler (Canada), Tulia Marshall (NY), Joanne Hwang (NYC), and more.  Find out more here

​Mark Morris Dance Group
The Joyce Theater
August 1-12
Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) makes its Joyce debut with two programs of repertoire by artistic director Mark Morris. Live music from the MMDG Music Ensemble accompanies works.  Program A (August 1-5): Numerator, A Wooden Tree, Italian Concerto and Grand Duo and Program B (August 8-12): World Premiere TBA, Castor and Pollux, Tempus Perfectum, and All Fours.  Find out more here
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Various Artists
Lincoln Center
August 9 - 12
Hip-Hop Week, a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the art form will close out the second annual Summer for the City festival.  Events, performances, and workshops during the week will showcase Hip-Hop’s impact on contemporary art, music, dance, fashion, and culture since its 1973 inception in the Bronx.  Find out more here ​

Various Artists
Arts On Site
August 5-6

“Summer Grooves,” an hour-long dance variety show curated by Katie Drablos celebrating collaboration and creative exploration, will feature original works by NYC based choreographers, live music, and a diverse dance scene in the Big Apple. The lineup of choreographers includes Adrian Lee, Alex Mitchell, Billy Griffin, Chip Abbott, Dylan Pearce & Nina Hudson, Katie Drablos, Kenna Morris Garcia, Lisa Harvie & Woman in Motion, Mayu Yamashita, and Nicholas Cunningham. Find out more here



Mark Morris Dance Group
The Joyce Theater
August 1-12
Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) makes its Joyce debut with two programs of repertoire by artistic director Mark Morris. Live music from the MMDG Music Ensemble accompanies works.  Program A (August 1-5): Numerator, A Wooden Tree, Italian Concerto and Grand Duo and Program B (August 8-12): World Premiere TBA, Castor and Pollux, Tempus Perfectum, and All Fours.  Find out more here

Various Artists
Lincoln Center
August 9 - 12
Hip-Hop Week, a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the art form will close out the second annual Summer for the City festival.  Events, performances, and workshops during the week will showcase Hip-Hop’s impact on contemporary art, music, dance, fashion, and culture since its 1973 inception in the Bronx.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Lincoln Center's
Damrosch Park
July 25-29
The BAAND Together Dance Festival returns for the second annual Summer for the City.  For the third year, Ballet Hispánico, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, and Dance Theatre of Harlem come together on one stage as the companies in BAAND.  Each night, audiences will be offered different programs that are collaboratively curated by the artistic directors of the companies which includes repertory works plus the world premiere of Pas de O’Farill by Pedro Ruiz, a new duet featuring dancers from Ballet Hispánico and New York City Ballet. Find out more here  



Various Artists
Arts Brookfield
July 5 - 26
At Arts Brookfield, as part of the Works & Process free performances at Manhattan West titled Gather Round, street dance and the 50th anniversary of hip-hop will be celebrated showcasing The Missing Element with The Beatbox House, LayeRhythm, Ladies of Hip-Hop, KR3TS dancers with DJ FrancoTh3Artist, and Ephrat Asherie Dance's culminating in a dance party led by DJ Bravo LaFortune!  Find out more here 

Pilobolus 
The Joyce
July 11 - 30
Big Five-OH!, a remixed retrospective of the company's work, closes their 50th anniversary tour and will feature three New York premieres with collaborators Darlene Kascak, Jad Abumrad, Madison Olandt, and former Pilobolus dancers Derion Loman and Gaspard Louis. Find out more here 

Seoul Metropolitan Dance Theatre
David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center
July 20-22
The Company will present One Dance, a contemporary reinterpretation of ceremonial Korean traditional dance, as part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City.  Find out more here 

Korean KTMDC Dance Company
Hess Grand Promenade, David Geffen Hall
July 22
Under the director Yusun Kang, the Company will perform traditional Korean and modern interpretations as part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City. Find out more here 

Ballet Hispánico
The MET
July13-15
Ballet Hispánico, under artistic director and CEO Eduardo Vilaro will perform Vilaro's Buscando a Juan ("Looking for Juan") as part of the Summer 2023 MetLiveArts season at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Vilaro reacts to the ideas presented in the exhibit "Juan de Pareja: Afro-Hispanic Painter" and "...explores the "sancocho"—literally, mixed soup—of cultures and diasporas. Through the exoticized body and fixation on gesture and sensuality, Buscando a Juan will consider the assumptions experienced when witnessing people of color in traditionally white spaces," according to the release.  Find out more here  

Various Artists
Arts Brookfield
July 5 - 26
At Arts Brookfield, as part of the Works & Process free performances at Manhattan West titled Gather Round, street dance and the 50th anniversary of hip-hop will be celebrated showcasing The Missing Element with The Beatbox House, LayeRhythm, Ladies of Hip-Hop, KR3TS dancers with DJ FrancoTh3Artist, and Ephrat Asherie Dance's culminating in a dance party led by DJ Bravo LaFortune!  Find out more here 

Pilobolus 
The Joyce
July 11 - 18
Big Five-OH!, a remixed retrospective of the company's work, closes their 50th anniversary tour and will feature three New York premieres with collaborators Darlene Kascak, Jad Abumrad, Madison Olandt, and former Pilobolus dancers Derion Loman and Gaspard Louis. Find out more here 

Cynthia Berkshire
Tibet House
July 14 - 15
In VEIL: Two Sisters, a multimedia performance, Berkshire reveals two sisters lured into a link between the earthly and heavenly realms...and is in part inspired by the Celtic notion of "thin places", where heaven and earth meet, considering this meeting as a connection to oneself and to another," according to the release.  Find out more here  

Danielle Russo & Christopher-Rasheem McMillan
Arts on Site
July 14 - 15
Russo's Since Thou Wast Precious In My Sight, Vol. 2 and The Pew, plus other works by McMillan will be presented on this shared evening.  ​Find out more here 

Various Artists
Arts Brookfield
July 5 - 26
At Arts Brookfield, as part of the Works & Process free performances at Manhattan West titled Gather Round, street dance and the 50th anniversary of hip-hop will be celebrated showcasing The Missing Element with The Beatbox House, LayeRhythm, Ladies of Hip-Hop, KR3TS dancers with DJ FrancoTh3Artist, and Ephrat Asherie Dance's culminating in a dance party led by DJ Bravo LaFortune!  Find out more here 




Pilobolus 
The Joyce
July 11 - 18
Big Five-OH!, a remixed retrospective of the company's work, closes their 50th anniversary tour and will feature three New York premieres with collaborators Darlene Kascak, Jad Abumrad, Madison Olandt, and former Pilobolus dancers Derion Loman and Gaspard Louis. Find out more here 

Masterz at Work
Summerstage
July 13
The Works & Process series will present ballroom icon Courtney Washington and the Masterz at Work Dance Family as part of our season-long partnership with independent performing arts organizations.  Find out more here 

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