Ravaco Dance Party Rovaco Dance Party 2024
CPR-Center for Performance Research
Oct. 5
"Baraat." a piece of dance, music, and theater scrutinizing Indian marriage traditions, patriarchy, and queerness through a comedic lens. The annual "Rovaco Dance Party," evening of cultural exchange will include live music, & dance performances. Find out more here
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
The Joyce
Oct. 1-6
Recognized for “championing a movement legacy rooted in the African-American experience,” two of the three works on the company’s triple bill are by Black choreographic voices. Ray Mercer’s This I Know For Sure, Rennie Harris’ Jacob’s Ladder and a restaging of Paul Taylor’s Esplanade, positioning DCDC as the first African American dance company to add this 1975 iconic work to its repertoire. Find out more here
Trajal Harrell
Whitney Museum
Oct. 4-6
Presented at part of "Edges of Ailey," Harrell remembers the African American choreographer, dancer, and anthropologist Katherine Dunham (1909–2006), who toured the world in the 1940s and ’50s and developed a technique based on dances from African and Afro-Caribbean cultures as well as Vodun, ballet, jazz, and modern dance. Find out more here
Company Wayne McGregor
Mountain Stage
Oct 5-6
Sir Wayne McGregor has created choreography that explores the relationship between the human body and technology, in. Autobiography he merges genetic code, AI, and choreography to create a unique dance that reinvents itself for every performance. Find out more here
New York City Ballet
Guggenheim Museum
Oct. 6
As part of the Work & Process series, join Caili Quan, Tiler Peck, and Gianna Reisen and go behind the scenes of the three ballets comprising New York City Ballet’s 2024 Fall Fashion Gala performance. Company members will perform excerpts. Find out more here
Imani Gaudin/gaudanse, alys longley with Proyecto Undular-Undular Project, New Kyd
Movement Research at Judson Church
Oct. 7
The artists share the evening as part of the serieswhere "...high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress are shared. This event is free. Find out more here
CPR-Center for Performance Research
Oct. 5
"Baraat." a piece of dance, music, and theater scrutinizing Indian marriage traditions, patriarchy, and queerness through a comedic lens. The annual "Rovaco Dance Party," evening of cultural exchange will include live music, & dance performances. Find out more here
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
The Joyce
Oct. 1-6
Recognized for “championing a movement legacy rooted in the African-American experience,” two of the three works on the company’s triple bill are by Black choreographic voices. Ray Mercer’s This I Know For Sure, Rennie Harris’ Jacob’s Ladder and a restaging of Paul Taylor’s Esplanade, positioning DCDC as the first African American dance company to add this 1975 iconic work to its repertoire. Find out more here
Trajal Harrell
Whitney Museum
Oct. 4-6
Presented at part of "Edges of Ailey," Harrell remembers the African American choreographer, dancer, and anthropologist Katherine Dunham (1909–2006), who toured the world in the 1940s and ’50s and developed a technique based on dances from African and Afro-Caribbean cultures as well as Vodun, ballet, jazz, and modern dance. Find out more here
Company Wayne McGregor
Mountain Stage
Oct 5-6
Sir Wayne McGregor has created choreography that explores the relationship between the human body and technology, in. Autobiography he merges genetic code, AI, and choreography to create a unique dance that reinvents itself for every performance. Find out more here
New York City Ballet
Guggenheim Museum
Oct. 6
As part of the Work & Process series, join Caili Quan, Tiler Peck, and Gianna Reisen and go behind the scenes of the three ballets comprising New York City Ballet’s 2024 Fall Fashion Gala performance. Company members will perform excerpts. Find out more here
Imani Gaudin/gaudanse, alys longley with Proyecto Undular-Undular Project, New Kyd
Movement Research at Judson Church
Oct. 7
The artists share the evening as part of the serieswhere "...high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress are shared. This event is free. Find out more here
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