Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company Nai-Ni Chen and Dancers
Month of May
The Maplewood Township, South Orange Village, SOMA Cross Cultural Works and the AAPI Community come together to recognize and celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. These organizations stand in solidarity, the focus is on education, healing and creating joy as we honor the richness and diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander cultures with an exciting lineup of family oriented activities and programs. The South Orange Performing Arts Center will share Chen’s Awakening free on demand throughout the Month of May. Highlights include Chen’s Truth Bound, Introspection, Luminescence, and Shadow Force. Find out more here
AFROFEMONONOMY // WORK THE ROOTS
March 1-June 27
At Performance Space New York, members of AFROFEMONONOMY who have collaborated in different configurations come together for the first time as a group to celebrate each other’s work. This exploratory collaboration happens with Black femme theatermakers Lileana Blain-Cruz, Charlotte Brathwaite, Eisa Davis, Jackie Sibblies Drury, Ayesha Jordan, Joie Lee, April Matthis, Jennifer Harrison Newman, Okwui Okpokwasili, Stacey Karen Robinson, Kaneza Schaal, and others. Find out more here
Ailey All Access
March 17 – June 24
Join the Ailey All Access web page and get real-time access to many Ailey classics, favorites and more. Find out more here
Stefanie Batten Bland
May 3 - 17
Baryshnikov Arts Center continues their digital performance series with Batten Bland’s Kolonial, created in collaboration with installation artist Conrad Quesen and inspired by the colonial exposition parks of Europe, North America, and the Caribbean during the 1810s–1940s. Find out more here
Limón Dance Company
May 6-19
On demand, at The Joyce, the Limón Dance Company continues to honor the legacy of its co-founder with revivals of his works featuring The Moor’s Pavane (1949) and There Is a Time (1956) plus more. Find out more here
Various Artists
May 11-15
NYLA’s Live Ideas presents The Motherboard Suite “… a suite of music by musician, poet, actor Saul Williams directed by Bill T. Jones, performed by Williams, his musical collaborators and features six choreographers - Maria Bauman, Kayla Farrish, Marjani Forté-Saunders, d. Sabela grimes, and Shamel Pitts. Find out more here
Various Artists
May 12 - 23
The 2021 La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival will feature works by Morgan Bullock (US), Gerald Casel (US), Daudi Fayar (Kenya), BamBam Frost (Sweden), and John Scott (Ireland). The two-week festival will also feature works by New York-based artists Hadar Ahuvia and Tatyana Tenenbaum, J. Bouey, Jasmine Hearn, Tiffany Mills, Ricarrdo Valentine, and Sugar Vendil. Performances will be streamed live from La MaMa’s Ellen Stewart Theatre and Downstairs Theatre, with additional performances outdoors at Downtown Art for limited, in-person audiences. Find out more here
Ballet Hispánico
May 13, 20 & 27
A live stream of Ballet Hispánico’s En Familia, a virtual performance narrated by Artistic Director and CEO Eduardo Vilaro showcasing excerpts from the company’s repertoire – Con Brazos Abiertos and Club Havana. The performance will be followed up by a Q&A featuring some Ballet Hispánico artists and educators. Find out more here.
Various Artists
May 15
At BAAD!, the virtual version of the Boogie Down dance compilation will feature performances by Argelia Arreola, Marsi Burns & Tamara Strang, Mira Göksel, Callie Hatchett, Nadia Khayrallah, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones, Aya Saotome and Bombazo Dance Co.! Find out more here
Leslie Cuyjet, Kennis Hawkins, and Alex Rodabaugh
May 15 - 16
The Kitchen's 2020 "Dance and Process" recipients will offers an in-person afternoon of dance - This is A Dance - at Queenslab. Find out more here
Month of May
The Maplewood Township, South Orange Village, SOMA Cross Cultural Works and the AAPI Community come together to recognize and celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. These organizations stand in solidarity, the focus is on education, healing and creating joy as we honor the richness and diversity of Asian and Pacific Islander cultures with an exciting lineup of family oriented activities and programs. The South Orange Performing Arts Center will share Chen’s Awakening free on demand throughout the Month of May. Highlights include Chen’s Truth Bound, Introspection, Luminescence, and Shadow Force. Find out more here
AFROFEMONONOMY // WORK THE ROOTS
March 1-June 27
At Performance Space New York, members of AFROFEMONONOMY who have collaborated in different configurations come together for the first time as a group to celebrate each other’s work. This exploratory collaboration happens with Black femme theatermakers Lileana Blain-Cruz, Charlotte Brathwaite, Eisa Davis, Jackie Sibblies Drury, Ayesha Jordan, Joie Lee, April Matthis, Jennifer Harrison Newman, Okwui Okpokwasili, Stacey Karen Robinson, Kaneza Schaal, and others. Find out more here
Ailey All Access
March 17 – June 24
Join the Ailey All Access web page and get real-time access to many Ailey classics, favorites and more. Find out more here
Stefanie Batten Bland
May 3 - 17
Baryshnikov Arts Center continues their digital performance series with Batten Bland’s Kolonial, created in collaboration with installation artist Conrad Quesen and inspired by the colonial exposition parks of Europe, North America, and the Caribbean during the 1810s–1940s. Find out more here
Limón Dance Company
May 6-19
On demand, at The Joyce, the Limón Dance Company continues to honor the legacy of its co-founder with revivals of his works featuring The Moor’s Pavane (1949) and There Is a Time (1956) plus more. Find out more here
Various Artists
May 11-15
NYLA’s Live Ideas presents The Motherboard Suite “… a suite of music by musician, poet, actor Saul Williams directed by Bill T. Jones, performed by Williams, his musical collaborators and features six choreographers - Maria Bauman, Kayla Farrish, Marjani Forté-Saunders, d. Sabela grimes, and Shamel Pitts. Find out more here
Various Artists
May 12 - 23
The 2021 La MaMa Moves! Dance Festival will feature works by Morgan Bullock (US), Gerald Casel (US), Daudi Fayar (Kenya), BamBam Frost (Sweden), and John Scott (Ireland). The two-week festival will also feature works by New York-based artists Hadar Ahuvia and Tatyana Tenenbaum, J. Bouey, Jasmine Hearn, Tiffany Mills, Ricarrdo Valentine, and Sugar Vendil. Performances will be streamed live from La MaMa’s Ellen Stewart Theatre and Downstairs Theatre, with additional performances outdoors at Downtown Art for limited, in-person audiences. Find out more here
Ballet Hispánico
May 13, 20 & 27
A live stream of Ballet Hispánico’s En Familia, a virtual performance narrated by Artistic Director and CEO Eduardo Vilaro showcasing excerpts from the company’s repertoire – Con Brazos Abiertos and Club Havana. The performance will be followed up by a Q&A featuring some Ballet Hispánico artists and educators. Find out more here.
Various Artists
May 15
At BAAD!, the virtual version of the Boogie Down dance compilation will feature performances by Argelia Arreola, Marsi Burns & Tamara Strang, Mira Göksel, Callie Hatchett, Nadia Khayrallah, Rebecca Lloyd-Jones, Aya Saotome and Bombazo Dance Co.! Find out more here
Leslie Cuyjet, Kennis Hawkins, and Alex Rodabaugh
May 15 - 16
The Kitchen's 2020 "Dance and Process" recipients will offers an in-person afternoon of dance - This is A Dance - at Queenslab. Find out more here
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