BODYTRAFFIC Photo: Tomasz Rossa BODYTRAFFIC
(In-Person) The Joyce
March 1-6
BODYTRAFFIC returns to The Joyce with a program that includes former BODYTRAFFIC dancer Micaela Taylor’s SNAP, a yet-to-be-named, world premiere by the collaborative team of Baye and Asa, Fernando Hernando Magadan’s (d)elusive minds, "...a theatrical duet performed by Artistic Director Tina Finkelman Berkett and Associate Artistic Director Guzmán Rosado, plus Alejandro Cerrudo's PACOPEPEPLUTO, showcasing three dancers to the classic voice of Dean Martin. Find out more here
Peggy Baker
(Virtual) BAC
February 28–March 14
Baker’s her body as words (2020) inspired by the 2009 translation of Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex is "...a sound and film installation that fragments and explodes notions of female identity as expressed by nine Canadian dance artists," according to the release. Find out more here
Raphael Xavier
(In-Person) NYLA
March 3-5
As part of NYLA's Live Feed creative residency and commissioning program, Philadelphia based and self-taught Hip-Hop dancer and Breaking practitioner Xavier (pronounced ZAH-vee-ay) will present The Musician & The Mover. Find out more here
Caleb Teicher and Conrad Tao
(In-person/Virtual) 92nd Street Y
March 3-6
Teicher (choreographer and dancer) and Tao (pianist and composer) brings the New York City premiere of Counterpoint. In-person (3/3) and streaming (3/4 & 3/6). Find out more here
Gabby Carmichael, Ramona Sekulovic, Emma Rose Brown
(In-Person) Gibney
March 4-5
As part of Gibney's "Work Up" series, Carmichael will present learning to see in the dark, Sekulovic: UNI and Rose Brown: Simul-cast. Find out more here
Linda La and Tamara Williams
(In-person/Virtual) BAAD!
March 5
In the program titled "Elements of Fierce!" as part of the "BAAD! Ass Women Festival," dancer/singer Williams and dance artist La will explore themes of love, mortality and femininity as divination in a shared evening. Find out more here
Tiler Peck & Various Artists
(In-person) City Center
March 4 - 6
Peck launches City Center’s inaugural "Artists at the Center" initiative and has invited guests that include Isabella Boylston, India Bradley, Herman Cornejo, Michelle Dorrance, Jovani Furlan, Christopher Grant, Lex Ishimoto, plus other, and will also include the New York premiere of works by William Forsythe, Alonzo King, and much more. Find out more here
Sara Mearns
(In-person) Joyce
March 8-13
The New York City Ballet principal dancer Mearns invites new collaborators to be part of her process of creative self-discovery, "...challeng[ing] herself and her partners in a series of pieces that span mediums and reimagine genres," notes the release. Works are by Beth Gill, Jodi Melnick, Guillaume Côté, and others. Find out more here
Ni'Ja Whitson
(Virtual)
March 9
Whitson, as part of the Gibney series “Sorry I Missed Your Show,” will present their ongoing art/work constellation, The Unarrival Experiments to discuss darkness, ritual, and trans futurity. Find out more here
(In-Person) The Joyce
March 1-6
BODYTRAFFIC returns to The Joyce with a program that includes former BODYTRAFFIC dancer Micaela Taylor’s SNAP, a yet-to-be-named, world premiere by the collaborative team of Baye and Asa, Fernando Hernando Magadan’s (d)elusive minds, "...a theatrical duet performed by Artistic Director Tina Finkelman Berkett and Associate Artistic Director Guzmán Rosado, plus Alejandro Cerrudo's PACOPEPEPLUTO, showcasing three dancers to the classic voice of Dean Martin. Find out more here
Peggy Baker
(Virtual) BAC
February 28–March 14
Baker’s her body as words (2020) inspired by the 2009 translation of Simone de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex is "...a sound and film installation that fragments and explodes notions of female identity as expressed by nine Canadian dance artists," according to the release. Find out more here
Raphael Xavier
(In-Person) NYLA
March 3-5
As part of NYLA's Live Feed creative residency and commissioning program, Philadelphia based and self-taught Hip-Hop dancer and Breaking practitioner Xavier (pronounced ZAH-vee-ay) will present The Musician & The Mover. Find out more here
Caleb Teicher and Conrad Tao
(In-person/Virtual) 92nd Street Y
March 3-6
Teicher (choreographer and dancer) and Tao (pianist and composer) brings the New York City premiere of Counterpoint. In-person (3/3) and streaming (3/4 & 3/6). Find out more here
Gabby Carmichael, Ramona Sekulovic, Emma Rose Brown
(In-Person) Gibney
March 4-5
As part of Gibney's "Work Up" series, Carmichael will present learning to see in the dark, Sekulovic: UNI and Rose Brown: Simul-cast. Find out more here
Linda La and Tamara Williams
(In-person/Virtual) BAAD!
March 5
In the program titled "Elements of Fierce!" as part of the "BAAD! Ass Women Festival," dancer/singer Williams and dance artist La will explore themes of love, mortality and femininity as divination in a shared evening. Find out more here
Tiler Peck & Various Artists
(In-person) City Center
March 4 - 6
Peck launches City Center’s inaugural "Artists at the Center" initiative and has invited guests that include Isabella Boylston, India Bradley, Herman Cornejo, Michelle Dorrance, Jovani Furlan, Christopher Grant, Lex Ishimoto, plus other, and will also include the New York premiere of works by William Forsythe, Alonzo King, and much more. Find out more here
Sara Mearns
(In-person) Joyce
March 8-13
The New York City Ballet principal dancer Mearns invites new collaborators to be part of her process of creative self-discovery, "...challeng[ing] herself and her partners in a series of pieces that span mediums and reimagine genres," notes the release. Works are by Beth Gill, Jodi Melnick, Guillaume Côté, and others. Find out more here
Ni'Ja Whitson
(Virtual)
March 9
Whitson, as part of the Gibney series “Sorry I Missed Your Show,” will present their ongoing art/work constellation, The Unarrival Experiments to discuss darkness, ritual, and trans futurity. Find out more here
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