Trajal Harrell Trajal Harrell
The Kitchen
September 14-20
In the works for five years since posing the question “What would have happened in 1963 if someone from the voguing ballroom scene in Harlem had come downtown to perform alongside the early postmoderns at Judson Church?” Harrell premieres his, Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church: THE SERIES in the span of one week. Performances left are: Wednesday, September 17 (jr) Antigone Jr. at 8pm and (Plus) Antigone Jr. ++ at 9:30pm, Friday, September 19 (L) Antigone Sr. at 8pm and Saturday, September 20 (M2M) Judson Church is Ringing in Harlem at 8pm. This work is co-presented with The Kitchen. The eighth and final section of Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church will emerge in the form of a publication in 2016. Find out more here
Queer New York International Arts Festival
Abrons Arts Center and other venues
September 17-27
“The festival was created to expand the parameters of reading all that queer performance can be and mean. The concept proposes a reinvented definition of queer that can serve as a wider platform for excellence in the arts, one that is capable of tracking, discovering, and interpreting new trends,” according to the release. Artists rein from Croatia, Bulgaria, The Netherlands, Spain, India and the US. Some of the artists who will present U.S. premieres at Abrons Arts Center are Ivo Dimchev, Jan Martens, Mark Tompkins and Jeremy Wade. Find out more here
Dances For A Variable Population
Washington Square Park
September 19
For yet another free public multigenerational dance performance, this time celebrating the fourth annual event initiated with the renovation of Washington Square Park, guests include Sandra Genter, Gus Solomons jr., Walter Rutledge, Margaret Yuen and the Red Silk Dancers, plus others. Find out more here
Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet
City Center Studio 5
September 19-20
For their 2014-15 season the Company will premiere works by Constantine Baecher, the Company's choreographer-in-residence and Magloire. Music is always performed live on piano and violin at New Chamber Ballet performances. Find out more here
ELSCO Dance
Bridge For Dance
September 20
Titled, ELSCO Exposed, this one-night-only performance features premiere works by company members Amelia Lowe, Jeffrey Gugliotti, Karina Roytman and Timmy Wasserman. Find out more here
The Kitchen
September 14-20
In the works for five years since posing the question “What would have happened in 1963 if someone from the voguing ballroom scene in Harlem had come downtown to perform alongside the early postmoderns at Judson Church?” Harrell premieres his, Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church: THE SERIES in the span of one week. Performances left are: Wednesday, September 17 (jr) Antigone Jr. at 8pm and (Plus) Antigone Jr. ++ at 9:30pm, Friday, September 19 (L) Antigone Sr. at 8pm and Saturday, September 20 (M2M) Judson Church is Ringing in Harlem at 8pm. This work is co-presented with The Kitchen. The eighth and final section of Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church will emerge in the form of a publication in 2016. Find out more here
Queer New York International Arts Festival
Abrons Arts Center and other venues
September 17-27
“The festival was created to expand the parameters of reading all that queer performance can be and mean. The concept proposes a reinvented definition of queer that can serve as a wider platform for excellence in the arts, one that is capable of tracking, discovering, and interpreting new trends,” according to the release. Artists rein from Croatia, Bulgaria, The Netherlands, Spain, India and the US. Some of the artists who will present U.S. premieres at Abrons Arts Center are Ivo Dimchev, Jan Martens, Mark Tompkins and Jeremy Wade. Find out more here
Dances For A Variable Population
Washington Square Park
September 19
For yet another free public multigenerational dance performance, this time celebrating the fourth annual event initiated with the renovation of Washington Square Park, guests include Sandra Genter, Gus Solomons jr., Walter Rutledge, Margaret Yuen and the Red Silk Dancers, plus others. Find out more here
Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet
City Center Studio 5
September 19-20
For their 2014-15 season the Company will premiere works by Constantine Baecher, the Company's choreographer-in-residence and Magloire. Music is always performed live on piano and violin at New Chamber Ballet performances. Find out more here
ELSCO Dance
Bridge For Dance
September 20
Titled, ELSCO Exposed, this one-night-only performance features premiere works by company members Amelia Lowe, Jeffrey Gugliotti, Karina Roytman and Timmy Wasserman. Find out more here
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