THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
March 28-30
The Wendy Osserman Dance Company brings the premiere of Vestigal using “...the premise that the dancers have only now found themselves with human bodies. [Osserman] likes thinking about movement in ways that circumvent the idea of style and finds experiencing the unfamiliar and contradictory to be enlivening,” according to the release. Dance writer Eva Yaa Asantewaa once described Osserman as “…wiry, heartful, still dancing at the helm of a group of youngsters…[and] a direct link to great masters of American dance history: Martha Graham, José Limón, Louis Horst, Anna Sokolow–she has studied with them all and more.” For Vestigal, the performers are: Lauren Ferguson, Cori Kresge, Emily Vetsch and Osserman. There will also be live music performed by Skip La Plante, co-founder of Music For Homemade Instruments. Find out more here
Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève
The Joyce Theatre
March 25-30
This century-old Swiss company known for its varied repertory will perform the New York premiere of Andonis Foniadakis’ Glory (2012). This cast of 22 dancers will perform solos, duets, and group sections to Handel choral and instrumental works including the “Hallelujah” chorus from “Messiah.” Find out more here
Suzanne Beahrs Dance
Danspace Project
March 27-29
Szanne Beahrs Dance will premiere Amid, a new hour-long work by Beahrs for five women described as s a “…vigorous representation of how a personal trial can take audiences on convoluted journeys through pain, love, fear, loss, joy, and resilience,” according to the release. Find out more here
ABT Studio Company
Pace University’s Michael Schimmel Center For The Arts
March 28
For this their third time at the Schimmel, the ensemble of 12 will perform classic works by August Bournonville, Marius Petipa, Sir Kenneth MacMillan, Anthony Tudor, and George Balanchine. The ABT Studio Company is made up of young dancers trained in preparation for entering American Ballet Theatre’s main Company or other national and international professional ballet companies. Find out more here
The American Tap Dance Foundation ATDF “Tap Talks/Tap Film series” – Tap Forward
American Tap Dance Center in lower Manhattan
March 28
For this third installment of the six-part series, panelists will be Brenda Bufalino, Cartier Williams, Lisa LaTouche, Max Pollak, and Jason Samuels Smith, hosted by ATDF Artistic/ Executive Director Tony Waag. The evening will offer ATDF Artists in Residence an opportunity to showcase and discuss their current work, to be included in ATDF’s Rhythm in Motion concerts at the Theater at the 14th Street Y, April 8-12. Find our more here