nathantrice/RITUALS Nathan Trice Rituals
SummerStage
August 19
As part of the SummerStage dance series, nathantrice/RITUALS, under artistic director/founder Nathan Trice will present and excerpts of the “…episodic work…Strange Love…[described as a]…visual, audio, sensory, theatrical dance performance exploring the anatomy and beauty of courtship, intimacy and love, amidst the music of John Coltrane and Miles. The work features 8 dancer/singers and a live jazz trio who explore a combination of themes (stereotype, resistance, terror, eroticism, violence, memory and embarrassment) to develop a number of scenes expressing complex layered perspectives on courtship, intimacy and love.” A SummerStage master class will be led by Calvin Wiley. Find out more here
The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC)
Various Venues
August 12 – 28
Returning for the 20th year Fringe will present nearly 200 emerging theatre and dance companies including Alia Kache/Kachal Dance (8/12-26) in Caricature of She which “…explore femininity through a whimsical fusion of dance and theatre,” and colectivodoszeta / carlos a. cruz velázquez (8/13 – 24) in auto/PHOBIA which “…looks to transform loneliness and at how the self-adapts to its ever-present specter,” notes the release. Find out more here
The Battery Dance Festival (formerly the Downtown Dance Festival)
Battery Park City
August 14 – 20
Battery Dance Festival, New York City's longest-running free public dance festival, concludes with performances by Trainor Dance, Buglisi Dance Theatre, Lori Belilove & The Isadora Duncan Dance Company, Battery Dance and more. Find out more here
BalletX
The Joyce Theater
August 16 – 21
To close the Joyce Theater season, BalletX under artistic and executive director Christine Cox, will present a mixed bill program which includes: BalletX co-founder Matthew Neenan’s Show Me set to music by Brooklyn Rider; a new work by Trey McIntyre, Big Ones, set to the music of Amy Winehouse; and Jorma Elo’s Gran Partita, featuring the music of J.S. Bach, Mozart, Monteverdi, and Alban Berg. Find out more here
SummerStage
August 19
As part of the SummerStage dance series, nathantrice/RITUALS, under artistic director/founder Nathan Trice will present and excerpts of the “…episodic work…Strange Love…[described as a]…visual, audio, sensory, theatrical dance performance exploring the anatomy and beauty of courtship, intimacy and love, amidst the music of John Coltrane and Miles. The work features 8 dancer/singers and a live jazz trio who explore a combination of themes (stereotype, resistance, terror, eroticism, violence, memory and embarrassment) to develop a number of scenes expressing complex layered perspectives on courtship, intimacy and love.” A SummerStage master class will be led by Calvin Wiley. Find out more here
The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC)
Various Venues
August 12 – 28
Returning for the 20th year Fringe will present nearly 200 emerging theatre and dance companies including Alia Kache/Kachal Dance (8/12-26) in Caricature of She which “…explore femininity through a whimsical fusion of dance and theatre,” and colectivodoszeta / carlos a. cruz velázquez (8/13 – 24) in auto/PHOBIA which “…looks to transform loneliness and at how the self-adapts to its ever-present specter,” notes the release. Find out more here
The Battery Dance Festival (formerly the Downtown Dance Festival)
Battery Park City
August 14 – 20
Battery Dance Festival, New York City's longest-running free public dance festival, concludes with performances by Trainor Dance, Buglisi Dance Theatre, Lori Belilove & The Isadora Duncan Dance Company, Battery Dance and more. Find out more here
BalletX
The Joyce Theater
August 16 – 21
To close the Joyce Theater season, BalletX under artistic and executive director Christine Cox, will present a mixed bill program which includes: BalletX co-founder Matthew Neenan’s Show Me set to music by Brooklyn Rider; a new work by Trey McIntyre, Big Ones, set to the music of Amy Winehouse; and Jorma Elo’s Gran Partita, featuring the music of J.S. Bach, Mozart, Monteverdi, and Alban Berg. Find out more here
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