Soledad Barrio Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca
Joyce Theater
October 29-November 9
For their return trip since 2011, Spain’s Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca, under the direction of Martín Santangelo, will present an evening entitled Noche Flamenca y Antigona to live music. Authentic flamenco is promised in “…excerpts from Sophocles’ tragic tale that brings the fiery nature of flamenco to one of the world’s great tragedies, [in]…Antigona," notes the release. Other works slated for the season are Alegrías, Le Plaza and Solea. Find out more here
2014 WAVE RISING SERIES
John Ryan Theater
October 22-November 9
Featuring 20 companies / choreographers, Artistic Director Young Soon Kim and a panel of artists select rising and established companies from New York City and around the world. Find out more here
Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch
October 23-November 2
BAM
“The word was out, the place was mobbed,” wrote Anna Kisselgoff in The New York Times. “Pina Bausch, from West Germany, is the most talked-about choreographer in Europe and it was obvious that her reputation had preceded her….” Celebrating 30 years since New York knew about the incomparable Bausch, Tanztheater Wuppertal returns with the work that put them on the New York map, Kontakthof. Find out more here
BalletCollective
NYU Skirball Center
October 29-30
Director/choreographer Troy Schumacher will premiere All That We See, and Dear and Blackbirds and brings back the 2013 work, The Impulse Wants Company. All pieces will be accompanied by live music. Find out more here
Various Artists
Dixon Place
October 28, 29 & 30
The Crossing Boundaries series curated by Marcia Monroe will show new work by choreographers who cross cultural, geographic & disciplinary boundaries. The evening will feature works by Barbara Mahler, Christina Noel & The Creature, Juri Nishio, Pamela Herron. Zullo/RawMovement, in this Exquisite diversion/mysterious Skin uses Scott Heim’s novel “Mysterious Skin” for their work. The CarouSel Sisters: Rosabelle Selavy and Carolyn Chiu plus Special Guests will present an aerial dance work. Find out more here
Gisèle Vienne
New York Live Arts
October29-November 1
In Vienne’s U.S. premiere of Kindertotenlieder, the work provides “The perfect breeding ground for the birth of the uncanny in our imagination, of the eerie blend of something that is equally familiar and strange,” according to the release. Find out more here
Various Artists
BAX
October 31-November 1
Melanie Jones (2013/15 BAX Artist In Residence), featuring Cagey Productions, Theatre Conspiracy, and Danielle Marleau, curates CANADIANS ARE MEAN which “…confronts stereotype and the (in)visibility of Canadian artists in NYC,” according to the release. Find out more here
October 30-November 2
Richard Alston Dance Company
Peak Performances
The London-based company returns to Peak Performances with the American premieres of Rejoice in the Lamb and Holderlin Fragments, along with the reprise of Unfinished Business and 1994’s Illuminations. Find out more here
Eva Dean Dance
The 14th Street Y
October 30-November 2
As part of The Dance Series at The 14th Street Y, Eva Dean Dance celebrates 30 years of repertory including Pumped, Welcome Back, Melba and Pearl Diving, choreographed by Artistic Director Eva Dean. Find out more here
Maya Dance Theatre
92Y
October 31
As part of the 92Y "Fridays at Noon" Series, the Maya Dance Theatre from Singapore will perform works by Janis Brenner and others. Find out more here
Joyce Theater
October 29-November 9
For their return trip since 2011, Spain’s Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca, under the direction of Martín Santangelo, will present an evening entitled Noche Flamenca y Antigona to live music. Authentic flamenco is promised in “…excerpts from Sophocles’ tragic tale that brings the fiery nature of flamenco to one of the world’s great tragedies, [in]…Antigona," notes the release. Other works slated for the season are Alegrías, Le Plaza and Solea. Find out more here
2014 WAVE RISING SERIES
John Ryan Theater
October 22-November 9
Featuring 20 companies / choreographers, Artistic Director Young Soon Kim and a panel of artists select rising and established companies from New York City and around the world. Find out more here
Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch
October 23-November 2
BAM
“The word was out, the place was mobbed,” wrote Anna Kisselgoff in The New York Times. “Pina Bausch, from West Germany, is the most talked-about choreographer in Europe and it was obvious that her reputation had preceded her….” Celebrating 30 years since New York knew about the incomparable Bausch, Tanztheater Wuppertal returns with the work that put them on the New York map, Kontakthof. Find out more here
BalletCollective
NYU Skirball Center
October 29-30
Director/choreographer Troy Schumacher will premiere All That We See, and Dear and Blackbirds and brings back the 2013 work, The Impulse Wants Company. All pieces will be accompanied by live music. Find out more here
Various Artists
Dixon Place
October 28, 29 & 30
The Crossing Boundaries series curated by Marcia Monroe will show new work by choreographers who cross cultural, geographic & disciplinary boundaries. The evening will feature works by Barbara Mahler, Christina Noel & The Creature, Juri Nishio, Pamela Herron. Zullo/RawMovement, in this Exquisite diversion/mysterious Skin uses Scott Heim’s novel “Mysterious Skin” for their work. The CarouSel Sisters: Rosabelle Selavy and Carolyn Chiu plus Special Guests will present an aerial dance work. Find out more here
Gisèle Vienne
New York Live Arts
October29-November 1
In Vienne’s U.S. premiere of Kindertotenlieder, the work provides “The perfect breeding ground for the birth of the uncanny in our imagination, of the eerie blend of something that is equally familiar and strange,” according to the release. Find out more here
Various Artists
BAX
October 31-November 1
Melanie Jones (2013/15 BAX Artist In Residence), featuring Cagey Productions, Theatre Conspiracy, and Danielle Marleau, curates CANADIANS ARE MEAN which “…confronts stereotype and the (in)visibility of Canadian artists in NYC,” according to the release. Find out more here
October 30-November 2
Richard Alston Dance Company
Peak Performances
The London-based company returns to Peak Performances with the American premieres of Rejoice in the Lamb and Holderlin Fragments, along with the reprise of Unfinished Business and 1994’s Illuminations. Find out more here
Eva Dean Dance
The 14th Street Y
October 30-November 2
As part of The Dance Series at The 14th Street Y, Eva Dean Dance celebrates 30 years of repertory including Pumped, Welcome Back, Melba and Pearl Diving, choreographed by Artistic Director Eva Dean. Find out more here
Maya Dance Theatre
92Y
October 31
As part of the 92Y "Fridays at Noon" Series, the Maya Dance Theatre from Singapore will perform works by Janis Brenner and others. Find out more here
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