Estrogenius Festival
May 8-24
Judson Church, The Cell, UNDER St. Marks, Downtown Art
Estrogenius presents its 24th year of commitment to breaking the mold of a womxn’s festival. Estrogenius 2025: ALL IN is 3 weeks of experimental performance, dance, theater, music and poetry across New York City. The Festival is curated by Portia Wells, Sabrina Canas, Melissa Riker, John C. Robinson, and short play producer Vincent Marano. 2025 offers the EstroGenius Short Play Series, which sold out in 2024, partners with the historic Judson Church, and features independent New York City dance artists like Em Papineau & Sofia Engelman, VERBAL ANIMAL, Movement of the People, Valentina Bache, Dorchel Haqq and Petra Zanki, plus the work of long-time EstroGenius producer, maura nguyễn donohue and welcomes Seattle artists Kara Beadle and Andy Zacek and their wild, bicycle focused new world. Find out more here​

NYCB
David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center
Sept. 16- May 31
Curated by Associate Artistic Director Wendy Whelan, in collaboration with Artistic Director Jonathan Stafford and Resident Choreographer and Artistic Advisor Justin Peck.  Featured will be world premieres and new works by Jamar Roberts, Justin
Peck’s Heatscape, Justin Peck, Alexei Ratmansky, Christopher Wheeldon’s Continuum and more.  Find out more here

Ankita Sharma
JACK
May 15-17
The experimental movement-based performance artist Sharma will present dhoka/Betrayal/, where the “Heady and erotic, dhoka entangles Hindu goddess Kali’s ultimate power with present-day authoritarianism and religious violence in a South-Asian diasporic dance-theater duet,” notes the release. Find out more here 

Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company
NYLA 
May 15-24: For this season, the Company will offer two programs: Program A: Curriculum III: People, Places & Things, “created against the backdrop of a memory of freedom, and with that memory comes a taste for self determination…” And Program B: Jones’ latest work, Memory Piece solo, where he “...reflects on pivotal moments and influential figures throughout his career …” according to the release.  Find out more here 

Parsons Dance
Joyce
May 13-24
Parsons Dance will feature the world premieres of Her Gifts, a solo by David Parsons and Sheep’s Gothic by Rena Butler, plus Robert Battle’s The Hunt, and Parsons’ iconic Caught.  Find out more here

Dancers Unlimited
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden 
May 17 
The Company concludes their month-long CUNY Dance Initiative residency with a studio showing of Edible Tales: REST. Inspired by Tricia Hersey’s Rest is Resistance. Find our more here 

BBB Block Party 
Triskelion Arts
May 17
Trisk, in partnership with KEIGWIN + COMPANY brings their block into a space of celebration, expression, and connection...honoring the power of Black artistry...turning the block into a stage, a dance floor, and a gathering space where culture, creativity, and community take center stage," according to the release.  The event is free.  Find out more here  

JENNIFERCHINdance
AOS
May 17 - 18
The Company will present A Love Letter, "...a celebration of Asian identity through the lens of biology, biography, and migration, bringing a continually evolving perspective of change in a love letter to the world," according to the release.  Find out more here  

Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company
Ailey CitiGroup Theater
May 18
The Company, founded by Chinese American choreographer Nai-Ni Chen, and now led by Artistic Director Greta Campo and Executive Director Andy Chiang, will launch its 37th anniversary season and celebrates the 2025 Asian American  Pacific Islanders Heritage month. The program will include Chen’s Unfolding, Tiger and Water Lilies, plus a new work Ninja Under the Umbrella by director Ying Shi. Find out more here

Nami Yamamoto | Emma Judkins | IV Castellanos
Sundays on Broadway
May 18
Yamamoto will present Mu-chan (working title), Emma Judkins' At Matins or Evensong, and IV Castellanos will perform an excerpt from Leche Hervida. Find out more here 

Paul Taylor Dance Company 
Taylor Dance East
May 18
For the up close sessions, the Company will present Cascade (1999) and Company B (1991).  The event is free and space is limited.  Find out more here

Alethea Pace
Joseph Rodman Drake Park/African Burial Ground
May 10
Pace will reprise between wave and water, a site-specific performance rooted in contesting and reclaiming the history of an African Burial Ground in Hunts Point, the Bronx. "Combining dance, storytelling, and song, between wave and water is an immersive journey where fragments of ancestral memory guide the audience through layers of history. A contemporary Bronx Trickster character leads the way, colliding our present realities with the pervasive yet irretrievable past. Trickster tells stories, invented mythologies that expose and disrupt dominant narratives. The performers mirror and amplify Trickster’s double-talk and duplicity, and at other times translate unspeakable memories into movement," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Judson Church
May 5-19
The Movement Research at the Judson Church continues its monthly offerings with performances by Kiera Bono, Stephanie García | Punto de Inflexión and Leslie Parker (May 5), Mohammadreza Akrami and Abbey McBride (May 12) and Benin Gardner, Zhangxinan Wu 吴张心安, Queer CI Cohort: Robin Ekeya, Leland Hull, Emily Jones, and Hannah Krafcik (May 19).  Find out more here 

Anna Sperber
The Chocolate Factory
May 7-10
Sperber will present Beacons, an evening-length dance that "continues her investigations into the tension between exacting formal clarity and a visceral wildness, mapping the intersections between desire and care. ," according to the release.  Find out more here  

Bebe Miller Company
Harlem Stage
May 8-9
As part of Harlem Stage’s dance series, E-Moves, the Company makes its Harlem Stage debut with the new ensemble work Indifferent Forest, plus solos Rain (1989) and Rhythm Studies (1999).  Find out more here 

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre 
New York Live Arts
May 8-10
Dance Theatre presents the world premiere of Awaken which "weaves original material with resonant choreography from Selwyn’s 25 years of rich repertory...exploring the struggle between distraction, a quest for certainty, and living in an embodied present," according to the release. Find out more here

Various Artists
Arts on Site
May 9-11
In varied productions, Agon/Again, and Mikael Darmanie with Emily Haughton are presented over the weekend.  Find out more here 

The Equus Project
Arts on Site
May 10 - 11
Artistic Director, JoAnna Mendl Shaw's The Equus Projects will present Truth be Told, a new theatre/dance/film work for six dancers about some brutal truths.  ​Find out more here 

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
NJPAC
May 9-11
For their annual Mother’s Day weekend at NJPAC, and continuing to celebrate the life and legacy of artistic director emerita Judith Jamison, the Company, under interim artistic director Matthew Rushing, will present Sacred Songs by Rushing, Jamar Roberts’ Al-Andalus Blues, Hope Boykin’s Finding Free, Lar Lubovitch’s Many Angels, plus repertory works including Ailey’s Revelations.  Find out more here 

Anabella Lenzu 
La Mama
May 10
Lenzu launches her book, “Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures” with a reading and performance .  Admission is free.  Find out more here 

Harlem Lite Feet with Chrybaby Cozie
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
May 15
At the Jerome Robbins Dance Division, and as part of the Works & Process series, the pioneers of Harlem Lite Feet will share stories of how this New York City dance tradition and culture was created and how it has grown. Find out more here 

Ankita Sharma
JACK
May 15-17
The experimental movement-based performance artist Ankita Sharma will present dhoka/Betrayal/, where the “Heady and erotic, dhoka entangles Hindu goddess Kali’s ultimate power with present-day authoritarianism and religious violence in a South-Asian diasporic dance-theater duet,” notes the release. Find out more here 

Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company
NYLA
May 15-24
For this season, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company will offer two programs: Program A: Curriculum III: People, Places & Things, “created against the backdrop of a memory of freedom, and with that memory comes a taste for self determination…” And Program B: Jones’ latest work, Memory Piece solo, where he “...reflects on pivotal moments and influential figures throughout his career …” according to the release.  Find out more here 

Anna Sperber
The Chocolate Factory
May 7-10
Sperber will present Beacons, an evening-length dance that "continues her investigations into the tension between exacting formal clarity and a visceral wildness, mapping the intersections between desire and care. Through movements that are at once driving, soft, and precise, Beacons seeks an exuberant and expansive generosity of space, feeling, volume, and light; luring its audience toward a heightened sense of our collective rhythms and shared environments. An immersive, saturating sound score (by experimental electronic musician Lea Bertucci) and atmospheric lighting (by Madeline Best) create striking perceptual effects in response to the architecture and the bodies it contains; complicating distinctions between body and space; and challenging the limits of our common awareness, both real and imagined," according to the release.  Find out more here  

The Trisha Brown Dance Company
The Joyce
Apr. 29 - May 4
The Company with a program celebrating Brown’s Unstable Molecular Structure cycle, a period which introduced the geometric style that remains a hallmark of her work. The program will feature Opal Loop/Cloud Installation #72503 (1980) and Son of Gone Fishin’ (1981), plus a new commissioned piece, Time again, by Lee Serle in collaboration with Colombian visual artist Mateo López.  ​Find out more here 
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Various Artists
WestFest
May 1-4
The WestFest Festival returns for their 15th year with performances all over Westbeth Artists Housing. Performances will be by Assaf Salhov - Cardinal Movement and Company, Company of Collaborative Artists (CoCA), Dylan Richmond, Faustine Lavie Dance Project, Jamal Jackson Dance Company, The Bang Group, The DynamitExperience and many more.  Find out more here  

Peridance Contemporary Dance Company
Peridance Center
May 2-4
The Company’s Season 42 will feature works by Igal Perry, Roderick George, Mizuho Kappa and Lar Lubovitch.  Find out more here 

Michael Greenberg
CUNY
May 3
Choreographer and dancer Michael Greenberg creates a site-specific work for City College’s Cohen Library titled Intuitive Imprints.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Guggenheim Museum
May 4
As part of the Works & Process series, the Vail Dance Festival is highlighted. Every summer, leading and rising choreographers, composers, companies, dancers, and musicians all come together at the Vail Dance Festival in Colorado. Directed by Damian Woetzel, the festival features a mosaic of offerings, including premieres.  Find out more here   

Various Artists
Judson Church
May 5-19
The Movement Research at the Judson Church continues its monthly offerings with performances by Kiera Bono, Stephanie García | Punto de Inflexión and Leslie Parker (May 5), Mohammadreza Akrami and Abbey McBride (May 12) and Benin Gardner, Zhangxinan Wu 吴张心安, Queer CI Cohort: Robin Ekeya, Leland Hull, Emily Jones, and Hannah Krafcik (May 19).  Find out more here 

Julia Antinozzi
The Brooklyn Peace Center
May 8
Antiozzi will present a new work in progress, danced by Sienna Blaw, Leah Fournier, Dasol Kim, Shane Larson, Paulina Meneses and Kelsey Saulnier.  Find out more here 

Cleo Reed and Symara Sarai
Abrons Arts Center
May 8
As part of CPR's Open Studios series and in partnership with Abrons'; AIRSpace Residency, Reed and Sarai, will share works in process. Find out more here

Bebe Miller Company
Harlem Stage
May 8-9
As part of Harlem Stage’s dance series, E-Moves, the Company makes its Harlem Stage debut with the new ensemble work Indifferent Forest, plus solos Rain (1989) and Rhythm Studies (1999).  Find out more here 

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre 
New York Live Arts
May 8-10
Dance Theatre presents the world premiere of Awaken which "weaves original material with resonant choreography from Selwyn’s 25 years of rich repertory...exploring the struggle between distraction, a quest for certainty, and living in an embodied present," according to the release. Find out more here

Various Artists
Arts on Site
May 3 - 9
In varied productions, Erin Maher, JacoTayl Dance! And Friends, Finding Compassion and Agon/Again are presented over the weekend.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
92y
Apr. 22-26
The Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival, a multi-night performance and workshop program offering rhythm-based dance forms including tap, hip hop and street dance, Kathak Indian dance, flamenco, Appalachian flatfooting, Irish step dance, live music and more. Find out more here 

Various Artist
​Baryshnikov Arts
April 24–26
SISSY a modern-day reimagining of Sisyphus, expressed through dance and explored from a female perspective, taking place between the worlds of a theater and a miles-long rock quarry.  Find out more here  

Various Artists
La Mama
Apr. 25-27
Alexis Chartrand and Nic Gareiss, and Megumi Eda shares a program as part of the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival.  Find out more here  

Miro Magloire’s New Chamber Ballet
Mark Morris Dance Center
Apr. 25 – 26
Magloire’s 2023 work, Well, inspired by the compositions of contemporary composer Anthony Cheung will be presented.  Find out more here  

Reggie Wilson
Danspace Project
Apr. 26
Danspace Project’s Platform 2018: Dancing Grounds curated by Wilson inspired an extensive Philadelphia project which featured eight Philly choreographers at three historic churches in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia project resulted in a documentary film entitled GROUNDS THAT SHOUT!… and others merely shaking produced by Deborah Thomas, directed by Gordon Divine Asaan, and curated by Reggie Wilson. This program will include a screening of the documentary of the 2019 Philadelphia series and reflections on the 2018 Danspace Platform. Find out more here  

Various Artists
La Mama
Apr. 25-27
Jesse Zaritt and Pamela Pietro, and Jordan Demetrius Lloyd shares a program as part of the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival.  Find out more here  

A film by Emily Coates
WeisAcres
Apr. 27
Invisible Universe is a feature-length experimental documentary and dance film by Emily Coates that chronicles spontaneous collaborations between leading dance artists and scientists encountering each other for the first time within the Wright Laboratory. Find out more here

Various Artists
La Mama
Apr. 26-27
As part of the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival and at Community Arts Space, Amalia Suryani will premiere of Ta’na Nirau, “…rooted in the dance, music, and storytelling traditions of the Dayak tribes of Borneo, Indonesia, who are grappling with multiple existential challenges,” notes the release.  Fin out more here  

Brenda Bufalino & Company
92Y
April 27 
As part of the "Works & Process" series Bufalino closes the inaugural Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival with stories and work spanning a lifetime, Bufalino starts with the film The White Buffalo Suite, which her company the American Tap Dance Orchestra premiered in 1990. Her cast of collaborators includes dancers Alice Baum, Tammy Sakuri, and Dylan Szuch as well as accordion player and pianist Ben Rosenbaum and bass player Joe Fonda. Find out more here 

Various Artists
CPR
April 27
Nico Cabalquinto is the guest curator for OPEN STUDIOS, and invites Fernando Gregório, Kevin Peter He, and MIZU to share works in development.  Find out more here 

The Trisha Brown Dance Company
The Joyce
Apr. 29 - May 4
The Company with a program celebrating Brown’s Unstable Molecular Structure cycle, a period which introduced the geometric style that remains a hallmark of her work. The program will feature Opal Loop/Cloud Installation #72503 (1980) and Son of Gone Fishin’ (1981), plus a new commissioned piece, Time again, by choreographer Lee Serle in collaboration with Colombian visual artist Mateo López.  ​Find out more here 

Darcel Haqq
CPR
Apr. 29
As part of the "Open Air" series, Haqq will present closed mouths dont get fed, an immersive performance installation that explores the genesis of human consciousness, and examines the formative moments when we first recognize our desires and develop the autonomy to express them. Find out more here 

Seán Curran Company
NYU Skirball
Apr. 18 - 19                                                                                              
The Company makes its NYU Skirball debut with the world premiere of PATH, "...with music from “Path of Miracles,” composed by Joby Talbot. The work reflects on the phenomenon of the Camino de Santiago — the ancient Catholic pilgrimage route across northern Spain to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia – and Curran’s own spiritual wayfaring. Also on the program is Everywhere All the Time (2018), with music by Donnacha Dennehy, which explores the relationship of humans with the natural environment and features a set by the noted landscape architect, the late Dr. Diana Balmori," according to the release.  Find out more here

BODYTRAFFIC
The Joyce
Apr. 15-19
The Los Angeles based company returns with an evening of works by Juel D. Lane, Trey McIntyre, and Matthew Neenan, .  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Guggenheim Museum
Apr. 21
As part if the Works & Process series, Rotunda Dance: Swing with Danny Jonokuchi & The Revisionists and Gaby Cook in collaboration with 92NY, opens the first annual Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival.  Find out more here   

Jane Comfort and Company
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts - Bruno Walter Auditorium
Apr. 21
This documentary, Breaking Form, is a tribute to the work of Comfort, a downtown New York dance scene and visionary choreographer for  decades "...pushing artistic boundaries, redefining movement, and engaging her audiences in social justice issues of the day," notes the release.  The event is FREE. Find out more here  

Various Artists
92nd Street Y
Apr. 22-26
The Uptown Rhythm Dance Festival, a multi-night performance and workshop program opens will offer rhythm-based dance forms including tap, hip hop and street dance, Kathak Indian dance, flamenco, Appalachian flatfooting, Irish step dance, live music and more. Find out more here 

Various Artists
Baryshnikov Arts
Apr. 24 - 26
The 20th Anniversary Spring Season includes SISSY, a modern-day reimagining of Sisyphus written, choreographed, and directed by Celia Rowlson-Hall. Find out more here 

New Jersey Ballet
NJPAC
Apr. 24 - 25
The New Jersey Ballet under Artistic director Maria Kowroski, will present Twyla Tharp's Nine Sinatra Songs and a world premiere by Harrison Ball.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
LaMama
Apr. 10-13
As part of the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival, curated by Nicky Paraiso, "John Jasperse Projects will premiere a new evening-length work that is built around a collection of real-life, intergenerational mentor/protegé relationships that exist within the team of collaborators. This celebration of the arc of life in dance and the generosity of the act of transmission is at the heart of the work. In many ways, dance has often been denigrated through sexism precisely because it is linked to sensorial, intuitive, empathetic, and responsive processes–attributes that are typically thought to be feminine," notes the release. Also part of the Festival are Keith A. Thompson & danceTactics performance, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd and more.  Guest curators are Martita Abril, Blaze Ferrer, Adham Hafez: Find out more here  

STREB EXTREME ACTION
SLAM
Mar. 21 - Apr. 13
Streb's latest DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME will present the "...action-packed MAVERICK SURF, a piece that has seen continued evolution thanks to Elizabeth’s push to take the Action Heroes to new velocities. The result is a more dynamic, more intense performance, as the Action Heroes take on gravity-defying feats with breathtaking precision," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Martha Graham Dance Company
The Joyce
April 1 - 13
The Company will offer Graham classics plus contemporary works by Baye & Asa and Hofesh Shechter. Graham’s "Americana" solos will be paired with Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo and Jamar Roberts’s We the People. Graham’s Greek-themed Clytemnestra Act II and Errand Into the Maze, both with sets by Isamu Noguchi, will be presented with Deaths and Entrances. The season will also include new works from Graham dancer Xin Ying and choreographer and Graham 2 director Virginie Mécène.  Find out more here   

Dance Theatre of Harlem
City Center
Apr. 10 - 13
For this season, DTH will present the New York premiere of Robert Garland's The Cookout, William Forsythe's Company premiere of The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, the world premiere of Jodie Gates' The Passage of Being, and the Company premiere of George Balanchine's Donizetti Variations.  Find out more here  

Various Artists 
Arts On Site
Apr. 12 - 13
This curated performance will feature work from Claire Goldes, Carlos Franquis, Joy-Marie Thompson, Alexander Anderson, and Taylor Graham & Jerimy Rivera and (All)Ways Dance Company.  Find out more here

Various Artists
Judson Church
Apr 14
For the ​Movement Research at Judson Church series, Luna Beller-Tadiar, Shua Group and Yun Lee will share the evening. Find out more here 

BODYTRAFFIC
The Joyce
Apr. 15-20
The Los Angeles contemporary dance company returns with works by Juel D. Lane, Trey McIntyre, and Matthew Neenan, Find out more here

Martha Graham Dance Company
The Joyce
April 1 - 13
The Company will offer Graham classics plus contemporary works by Baye & Asa and Hofesh Shechter. Graham’s "Americana" solos will be paired with Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo and Jamar Roberts’s We the People. Graham’s Greek-themed Clytemnestra Act II and Errand Into the Maze, both with sets by Isamu Noguchi, will be presented with Deaths and Entrances. The season will also include new works from Graham dancer Xin Ying and choreographer and Graham 2 director Virginie Mécène.  Find out more here   

STREB EXTREME ACTION
SLAM
Mar. 21 - Apr. 13
Streb's latest DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME will present the "...action-packed MAVERICK SURF, a piece that has seen continued evolution thanks to Elizabeth’s push to take the Action Heroes to new velocities. The result is a more dynamic, more intense performance, as the Action Heroes take on gravity-defying feats with breathtaking precision," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Ailey II
Ailey Citigroup Theater
Mar. 26 – Apr. 6
Led by Artistic Director Francesca Harper, slated for their two-program season titled “Echoes” is Harpers’ Luminous, Houston Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole, plus Alvin Ailey’s Streams, and for the “New Vintage” program Jamison’s Divining (excerpt), Ailey Highlights, Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole, and Baye & Asa’s John 4:20. Find out more here  Find out more here  

Sara Mearns, Guillaume Côté and Jonathon Young, Jamar Roberts
New York City Center
Apr 3 – 5 
Curated by Mearns, the Artists at the Center series will feature premieres Côté and Young (Don’t Go Home), Mearns partners with Gilbert Bolden III , and Roberts to the stage alongside Mearns, Jeroboam Bozeman, Ghrai DeVore-Stokes, and Anna Greenberg. Find out more here  

Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group
NYU Skirball 
Apr. 4-5 
The Reclamation.  Wilson, according to the release, “…is conspicuously reclaiming foundational ideas from his early gestural and “duet-ed” works and landing on provocative questions and surprises fitting to the times we are now experiencing.” For more information visit https://nyuskirball.org/events/the-reclamation/

jill sigman
SMUSH Gallery
Apr. 4-5
sigman will present Spark Bird, a new performance installation that "...explores our connections to the other-than-human through the lives of birds and the practice of birding," notes the release.  Find out more here

Various Artists
Mark Morris Dance Center
April 4-5
Under artistic director, Bradley Shelver, ICONS DANCE FESTIVAL, a celebration of dance, will feature the Joffrey Concert Group, Limon2, and BHDos.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
LaMama
Apr. 10-13
As part of the La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival, curated by Nicky Paraiso, with guest curators: Martita Abril, Blaze Ferrer, Adham Hafez, Keith A. Thompson & danceTactics performance group will premiere Love Alone Anthology Project.  Find out more here  

Chloe London
Triskelion
Apr. 10-12
London will premiere Unstable Sky, where she "...investigates the idea of repurposing material from her past dances," according to the release. Find out more here 

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
The Joyce
March 25-30
Under the leadership of artistic director Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago returns to the Joyce for an evening of mixed repertory which includes  Ohad Naharin's Black Milk, plus three New York premieres: Into Being by FLOCK, resident artist Aszure Barton's A Duo, and Johan Inger’s IMPASSE. Find out more here



​STREB EXTREME ACTION
SLAM
Mar. 21 - Apr. 13
Streb's latest work, DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME presents the "...action-packed MAVERICK SURF, a piece that has seen continued evolution thanks to Elizabeth’s push to take the Action Heroes to new velocities. The result is a more dynamic, more intense performance, as the Action Heroes take on gravity-defying feats with breathtaking precision," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Ailey II
Ailey Citigroup Theater
Mar. 26 – Apr. 6
Led by Artistic Director Francesca Harper, slated for their two-program season titled “Echoes” is Harpers’ Luminous, Houston Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole, plus Alvin Ailey’s Streams, and for the “New Vintage” program Jamison’s Divining (excerpt), Ailey Highlights, Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole, and Baye & Asa’s John 4:20. Find out more here 

Lisa Fagan and Lena Engelstein
NYLA
March 27-29
Fagan and Engelstein will present Friday Night Rat Catchers where "Beneath the shimmer of a disco ball, lucky contestants dance like they have the world on a string. The year is 1976, an irresistible bassline drives and the martinis never run dry. What could go wrong?," notes the release.  Find out more here

Bebe Miller Company
Danspace Project
March 27-29
Miller reimagines her 1982 solo work, Vespers, for five collaborating performers: Bria Bacon, Jasmine Hearn, Shayla-Vie Jenkins, Chloe London, Stacy Matthew Spence; vocalist K.J. Holmes and musician Hearn Gadbois.  Niall Jones is the creative consultant. Find out more here

Amber Sloan
Kestrels
March 28-29
Sloan will present the evening titled "Beautiful Little Weirdos" featuring the premiere of two works: After the Applause and Echoes of Absurdity.  Find out more here

Boy Blue
Lincoln Center
Mar. 27-29
For their U.S. premiere, the U.K. dance company, Boy Blue brings Cycles, their exploration of Hip-Hop dance in all its forms. Find out more here 

Various Artists
BAAD!
Mar. 29 
For BAAD!’s Dance Compilation series, Megan Curet, Faride Henaine Gutierrez, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones, Noele Phillips, Shlokaa Porwal, Zakeya Warren, Cecilia Whelan, and Rinor Zymberi. will present original works.  Find out more here 

​STREB EXTREME ACTION
SLAM
Mar. 21 - Apr. 13
Streb's latest work, DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME presents the "...action-packed MAVERICK SURF, a piece that has seen continued evolution thanks to Elizabeth’s push to take the Action Heroes to new velocities. The result is a more dynamic, more intense performance, as the Action Heroes take on gravity-defying feats with breathtaking precision," according to the release.  Find out more here 

Sally Silvers
Roulette
Mar. 21
Silvers' You Better "is another in a sequence of ‘girl crush’ dances that celebrate female power, writing, thinking, and moving," notes the release. Find out more here 

​Dormeshia + Various Artists
92nd Street Y
Mar. 21-22
Dormeshia returns with “Ladies in the Shoe” a tap conference, plus performances by Star Dixon, Lisa LaTouche, Michelle Dorrance, Christina Carminucci, Germaine Goodson, Margaret Morrison, and more. Find out more here  
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Catherine Gallant/DANCE
The Performance Project @ University Settlement,
Mar. 21-22
Escape from the House of Mercy is "...an abstract choreographic rendering of sensations and images evoking the spirits of women whose lives were forever changed by the workhouses and laundries in the US and Ireland," notes the release. Find out more here

Marc Bamuthi Joseph + Francesca Harper + Wendy Whelan
At Lincoln Center’s Alice Tulley Hall
Mar. 21 – 22
The New York premiere of Carnival of the Animals, a re-imagining of Camille Saint- Saëns’ classic work, is conceived by Bamuthi Joseph, choreographed and directed by Harper, and performed by Whelan.  In response to the events of January 6, 2021, the work “…navigates the reality of today’s political complexities through music, poetry, and dance,” according to the release.  Find out more here

Ailey II
Ailey Citigroup Theater
Mar. 26 – Apr. 6
Led by Artistic Director Francesca Harper and slated for their two-program season titled “Echoes” is Harpers’ Luminous, Houston Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole, plus Alvin Ailey’s Streams, and for the “New Vintage” program Jamison’s Divining (excerpt),
Baye & Asa’s John 4:20, Ailey Highlights, and Thomas’ Down the Rabbit Hole. Find out more here 

Boy Blue
Lincoln Center
Mar. 27-29
The U.S. premiere of Cycles from the U.K. dance company brings their exploration of Hip-Hop dance in all its forms. Find out more here 

Raja Feather Kelly and TF3T
The Invisible Dog
Mar. 13-15
Kelly and TF3T return to The Invisible Dog with Bunny Bunny, one of the last live performances as the venue closes.  Written, directed and choreographed by Kelly, Bunny Bunny “is an ensemble devised danced-theatre production and installation exploring desire and surveillance…a fictional story based on the real-life events of six bunny rabbits who are stuck in a house,” according to the release.  Find out more here 

Gauthier Dance
The Joyce
Mar. 11-16
The company returns with works by Ohad Naharin, Hofesh Shechter, Sharon Eyal, and Gauthier.  Find out more here

​Twyla Tharp Dance
New York City Center
Mar. 12-16
Tharp returns, celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Twyla Tharp Dance with two New York premieres: Diabelli Variations (1998), and SLACKTIDE (2025), created and performed live by members of the Third Coast Percussion and reimagined by Philip Glass’s iconic Aguas da Amazonia.  Find out more here 

Donna Uchizono
Danspace Project
Mar. 13-15
Uchizono performed her first choreographic works as part of Danspace Project’s Access program in 1988.  For this season’s 50th anniversary celebration of Danspace Project, Uchizono is reimagining State of Heads (1999) for a new generation of dancers.  Also on the program are three dance Dedications, “redefining audience engagement to one of audience-shared authorship, notes the release.  Find out more here 

Various Artists
Triskelion
Mar. 14-15
At Trisk, Miz Jade curates “Synthesis,” “…theatrical variety show presenting nightlife performers in the queer community and celebrating an array of disciplines and identities,” notes the release.  Find out more here   

Various Artists
The Chocolate Factory
Mar. 15
The cellist and writer Ethan Philbrick offers a free performance of Slow Dances, n ongoing process between Philbrick and six dance artists: Anh Vo, Tess Dworman, Niall Jones, Tara Aisha Willis, nibia pastrana santiago, and Moriah Evans. Find out more here

The StepCrew
Irish Arts Center
Mar. 16
The StepCrew, a collaboration of three styles of percussive dance—Irish step dancing, Ottawa Valley step dancing, and tap, come together for the St. Patrick’s Eve celebration.  Find out more here 

Clymove Move Dance
New York Live Arts
Mar. 19-22
Founder/director Clymene Aldinger, will celebrate its 5th Anniversary with performances entitled "A Divine Abnormal," a program of six works featuring dances by founding dancer JoVonna Parks, repertory dances spanning 2019-2025, and the world premiere a new work  Martha Always Said by Aldinger. Find out more here

Sally Silvers
Roulette
Mar. 20 - 22
Silvers will present You Better, a new work that celebrates the confident rebelliousness and playful defiance of 'girl power.’ Find out more here