Emily Coates and Emmanuèle Phuon Photo: Pascal Lemaitre Emily Coates and Emmanuèle Phuon
Danspace Project
November 8 - 10
Bringing all-new work Coates and Phuon “…share aesthetic lineages through their work as members of Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project and Yvonne Rainer and Group. This shared evening makes public a conversation that we began more or less ten years ago, when we both began to create our own work," Coates and Phuon say. "Over the years, we have discussed many aspects of moving from performer to choreographer-from the logistical to the lofty. We have talked about how to turn aesthetic influences into useful tools, and the ways our shared lineages play out very differently in our work, partly due to the differences in our backgrounds." Whereas Phuon's early training lies in Cambodian classical dance, Coates began her career at New York City Ballet. Coates with New York-based visual artist and MacArthur recipient, Josiah McElheny, will premiere A History of Light, and from Phuon, Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations) which “…looks backward and inward, narrating her personal journey through dance via Cambodia, France, New York, and Brussels with the help of 5 choreographers: Patricia Hoffbauer, David Thomson, Elisa Monte, Yvonne Rainer, and Vincent Dunoyer, notes the release. Find out more here
Wally Cardona with Joanna Kotze, Molly Lieber and composer Jonathan Bepler
Gibney
November 8 – 10
“After six years of travel (dancing on dirt, concrete, living room carpets and pagoda tiles), a return to the dance studio. Time spent emptying, waiting and doing what seemed like nothing…now an offering on the way, in the black box.” – W.C. Find out more here
Dancers from It's Showtime NYC!
The MET
November 9
The dancers of It’s Showtime NYC and many other hands have come together to present a series of “Dance Battles” at The Met. MetLiveArts in collaboration with The Met's Arms and Armor department commissioned the program along with South Bronx's Dancing in the Streets urban dance organization. Find out more here
VISIONS Contemporary Ballet
The Theatre at the Riverside Church
November 10
Choreographer, founder and artistic director Ranardo-Domeico Grays will present Healing Works II. Find out more here
Carrie Ahern Dance
Upper East Side * Exact addresses will be given at time of reservation
November 10
“This diverse group of female performers partners with door jambs, end tables, window sills and the audience in dutiful, wild, uncomfortable, funny and surprising explorations through the 'Female Gaze', 'Touch Preferences/Consent' and the 'Audience Sex/Cleaning Survey' in Sex Status 2.0," notes the release. Sex Status 2.0 is performed in private homes throughout NYC. Find out more here
Various Artists
Cathy Weis’ “Sundays on Broadway”
November 11
Weis’ "Sundays on Broadway," an ongoing series of performances, film screenings, and discussions continues with a “Shared evening” curated by Vicky Shick with Laura Bartczak, Emily Climer and Diane Madden. Find out more here
Danspace Project
November 8 - 10
Bringing all-new work Coates and Phuon “…share aesthetic lineages through their work as members of Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project and Yvonne Rainer and Group. This shared evening makes public a conversation that we began more or less ten years ago, when we both began to create our own work," Coates and Phuon say. "Over the years, we have discussed many aspects of moving from performer to choreographer-from the logistical to the lofty. We have talked about how to turn aesthetic influences into useful tools, and the ways our shared lineages play out very differently in our work, partly due to the differences in our backgrounds." Whereas Phuon's early training lies in Cambodian classical dance, Coates began her career at New York City Ballet. Coates with New York-based visual artist and MacArthur recipient, Josiah McElheny, will premiere A History of Light, and from Phuon, Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations) which “…looks backward and inward, narrating her personal journey through dance via Cambodia, France, New York, and Brussels with the help of 5 choreographers: Patricia Hoffbauer, David Thomson, Elisa Monte, Yvonne Rainer, and Vincent Dunoyer, notes the release. Find out more here
Wally Cardona with Joanna Kotze, Molly Lieber and composer Jonathan Bepler
Gibney
November 8 – 10
“After six years of travel (dancing on dirt, concrete, living room carpets and pagoda tiles), a return to the dance studio. Time spent emptying, waiting and doing what seemed like nothing…now an offering on the way, in the black box.” – W.C. Find out more here
Dancers from It's Showtime NYC!
The MET
November 9
The dancers of It’s Showtime NYC and many other hands have come together to present a series of “Dance Battles” at The Met. MetLiveArts in collaboration with The Met's Arms and Armor department commissioned the program along with South Bronx's Dancing in the Streets urban dance organization. Find out more here
VISIONS Contemporary Ballet
The Theatre at the Riverside Church
November 10
Choreographer, founder and artistic director Ranardo-Domeico Grays will present Healing Works II. Find out more here
Carrie Ahern Dance
Upper East Side * Exact addresses will be given at time of reservation
November 10
“This diverse group of female performers partners with door jambs, end tables, window sills and the audience in dutiful, wild, uncomfortable, funny and surprising explorations through the 'Female Gaze', 'Touch Preferences/Consent' and the 'Audience Sex/Cleaning Survey' in Sex Status 2.0," notes the release. Sex Status 2.0 is performed in private homes throughout NYC. Find out more here
Various Artists
Cathy Weis’ “Sundays on Broadway”
November 11
Weis’ "Sundays on Broadway," an ongoing series of performances, film screenings, and discussions continues with a “Shared evening” curated by Vicky Shick with Laura Bartczak, Emily Climer and Diane Madden. Find out more here
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