Beth Gill Beth Gill
The Chocolate Factory
May 18 – 28
Gill, with long-time design collaborators, Thomas Dunn and Jon Moniaci, “…returns to the Chocolate Factory for a new site-specific performance inspired by the imagination and subconscious inhabiting a dreamlike, sensory-rich world that draws the audience into an immersive act of witnessing. Gill creates an intimate, surrealist space building on the formalism of her past several works (Electric Midwife, New Work for the Desert), while forging new psychologically driven terrain through explorations of role, the gathering and layering of meaning and being, and ultimately, disappearance,” according to the release. Find out more here
Happy Hour with Monica Bill Barnes & Company
Gibney Dance
Through May 25 (Wednesdays)
Gibney Dance joins Monica Bill Barnes & Company to co-present an encore run of "Happy Hour" in partnership with The Women's Project and The Joyce Theater. Have a free drink, and enjoy an evening of raucous laughter. Find out more here
The Boogie Down Bronx – Various Artists
BAAD!
Through May 31
BAAD’s annual spring dance festival “…a powerful mix of dance that vibrates with Bronx energy and a diversity of dance from around the city,” continues through May 31 with special evenings and events: “Deliciously Daring Men,” “Dancin’ In The Bronx,” “A Look Inside,” “Bronx Dance Magazine Launch – The Bronx Dance Diaspora Issue,” “Dancing While Black“and so much more. Find out more here
The La MaMa Moves Festival – Various Artists
La MaMa
Through May 29
There will be nine world premieres and three American premieres provoked by “…contemporary issues of gender, current ideas about the environment, questions about politics and culture are threaded through the works of the 17 artists,” notes the release. The international lineup includes: Suk Soon Jung (Korea); Amanda Loulaki (Greek-born); Yvonne Meier (Swiss-born); Afshin Varjavandi (Italy); Sonia Olla (Spanish-born); Silvana Cardell (Argentinian-born); Jeremy Nelson (British-born); Luis Lara-Malvacias (Venezuelan-born); Poorna Swami (Indian-born); Bruno Isakovic (Croatian); Ori Flomin (Israeli-born) and Helena Franzen (Swedish). Find out more here
American Ballet Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
Through July 2
This season will feature works by artist in residence, Alexei Ratmansky including Seven Sonatas (world premiere), The Golden Cockerel (American premiere) and repertory works,Firebird and The Sleeping Beauty. Also featured will be Frederick Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée and Sylvia plus works by Kenneth MacMillan, Kevin McKenzie and others. Find out more here
Kim Brandt
ISSUE Project Room
May 20 – 27
As part of her “…collaborative presentation of ISSUE Project Room and Pioneer Works’ Artist-In-Residence programs,” Brandt brings Clear Night, “…a series of related but distinct performances in which dancers deploy a variety of movement systems to proliferate tones, surfaces, and landscapes,” notes the release. Find out more here
Anne Zuerner
Evergreens Cemetery
May 22 – June 10
Zuerner will present Archaea for the Evergreens at the Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, a “…multigenerational work [that] explores themes of life, death, history, and the ways in which we are all connected,” notes the release. Find out more here
Italian Dance Connection – Various Artists
Sheen Center
May 24 – 28
For their second annual contemporary dance and art Festival, under artistic director Vanessa Tamburi, over 20 dance companies, artists and filmmakers will share their works. Find out more here
Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal
The Joyce Theater
May 24 - 29
The company, “…renown for “jazzing up” classical ballet...” notes the release, returns to New York with Rouge by Rodrigo Pederneiras, Mono Lisa by Itzik Galili, and Kosmos by Andonis Foniadakis. Find out more here
DanceAfrica
BAM
May 25 - 30
For their 39th year and under new leadership by Abdel R. Salaam, BAM’s longest Memorial Day weekend extravaganza, DanceAfrica 2016 returns with the theme - Senegal: Doors of Ancient, building on founding Artistic Director Chuck Davis’ mission to embrace the contemporary African world. Find out more here
Lauren Bakst & Yuri Masnyj and Justin Cabrillos
Danspace Project
May 26 – 28
Emerging artists Bakst, Masnyi and Cabrillos share an evening of works. Find out more here
No Face Performance Group
JACK
May 26 - 28
THE TOP is an “…investigation of the bare minimum needed to sustain a dance, a performance, and an audience's attention and focus,” according to the release. Find out more here
Trisha Brown Dance Company
The Watermill
May 28 – 29
For the WaterMill Performance Series – “reACT,” the Company brings In Plain Site, which “…allows Brown’s dances to be freed from the constrictions of the conventional stage and to be once again performed in unexpected locations,” notes the release. Find out more here
The Chocolate Factory
May 18 – 28
Gill, with long-time design collaborators, Thomas Dunn and Jon Moniaci, “…returns to the Chocolate Factory for a new site-specific performance inspired by the imagination and subconscious inhabiting a dreamlike, sensory-rich world that draws the audience into an immersive act of witnessing. Gill creates an intimate, surrealist space building on the formalism of her past several works (Electric Midwife, New Work for the Desert), while forging new psychologically driven terrain through explorations of role, the gathering and layering of meaning and being, and ultimately, disappearance,” according to the release. Find out more here
Happy Hour with Monica Bill Barnes & Company
Gibney Dance
Through May 25 (Wednesdays)
Gibney Dance joins Monica Bill Barnes & Company to co-present an encore run of "Happy Hour" in partnership with The Women's Project and The Joyce Theater. Have a free drink, and enjoy an evening of raucous laughter. Find out more here
The Boogie Down Bronx – Various Artists
BAAD!
Through May 31
BAAD’s annual spring dance festival “…a powerful mix of dance that vibrates with Bronx energy and a diversity of dance from around the city,” continues through May 31 with special evenings and events: “Deliciously Daring Men,” “Dancin’ In The Bronx,” “A Look Inside,” “Bronx Dance Magazine Launch – The Bronx Dance Diaspora Issue,” “Dancing While Black“and so much more. Find out more here
The La MaMa Moves Festival – Various Artists
La MaMa
Through May 29
There will be nine world premieres and three American premieres provoked by “…contemporary issues of gender, current ideas about the environment, questions about politics and culture are threaded through the works of the 17 artists,” notes the release. The international lineup includes: Suk Soon Jung (Korea); Amanda Loulaki (Greek-born); Yvonne Meier (Swiss-born); Afshin Varjavandi (Italy); Sonia Olla (Spanish-born); Silvana Cardell (Argentinian-born); Jeremy Nelson (British-born); Luis Lara-Malvacias (Venezuelan-born); Poorna Swami (Indian-born); Bruno Isakovic (Croatian); Ori Flomin (Israeli-born) and Helena Franzen (Swedish). Find out more here
American Ballet Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House
Through July 2
This season will feature works by artist in residence, Alexei Ratmansky including Seven Sonatas (world premiere), The Golden Cockerel (American premiere) and repertory works,Firebird and The Sleeping Beauty. Also featured will be Frederick Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée and Sylvia plus works by Kenneth MacMillan, Kevin McKenzie and others. Find out more here
Kim Brandt
ISSUE Project Room
May 20 – 27
As part of her “…collaborative presentation of ISSUE Project Room and Pioneer Works’ Artist-In-Residence programs,” Brandt brings Clear Night, “…a series of related but distinct performances in which dancers deploy a variety of movement systems to proliferate tones, surfaces, and landscapes,” notes the release. Find out more here
Anne Zuerner
Evergreens Cemetery
May 22 – June 10
Zuerner will present Archaea for the Evergreens at the Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, a “…multigenerational work [that] explores themes of life, death, history, and the ways in which we are all connected,” notes the release. Find out more here
Italian Dance Connection – Various Artists
Sheen Center
May 24 – 28
For their second annual contemporary dance and art Festival, under artistic director Vanessa Tamburi, over 20 dance companies, artists and filmmakers will share their works. Find out more here
Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal
The Joyce Theater
May 24 - 29
The company, “…renown for “jazzing up” classical ballet...” notes the release, returns to New York with Rouge by Rodrigo Pederneiras, Mono Lisa by Itzik Galili, and Kosmos by Andonis Foniadakis. Find out more here
DanceAfrica
BAM
May 25 - 30
For their 39th year and under new leadership by Abdel R. Salaam, BAM’s longest Memorial Day weekend extravaganza, DanceAfrica 2016 returns with the theme - Senegal: Doors of Ancient, building on founding Artistic Director Chuck Davis’ mission to embrace the contemporary African world. Find out more here
Lauren Bakst & Yuri Masnyj and Justin Cabrillos
Danspace Project
May 26 – 28
Emerging artists Bakst, Masnyi and Cabrillos share an evening of works. Find out more here
No Face Performance Group
JACK
May 26 - 28
THE TOP is an “…investigation of the bare minimum needed to sustain a dance, a performance, and an audience's attention and focus,” according to the release. Find out more here
Trisha Brown Dance Company
The Watermill
May 28 – 29
For the WaterMill Performance Series – “reACT,” the Company brings In Plain Site, which “…allows Brown’s dances to be freed from the constrictions of the conventional stage and to be once again performed in unexpected locations,” notes the release. Find out more here
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