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Live Events

Denishawn on the Battery Dance Festival

August 17, 7 PM - free admission
Rockefeller Park, 75 Battery Place

The program of early modern dance will include five Denishawn works, drawn from the Denishawn production in 2021: Floor Plastique by Ted Shawn, performed by Limon2; Incense by Ruth St. Denis, performed by Katherine Crockett; Choeur Danse by Ted Shawn, trio performed by Dances We Dance; Waltz/Liebestraum by Ruth St. Denis, performed by Christine Dakin; The Cosmic Dance of Siva by Ted Shawn, performed by Antonio Fini.

https://batterydance.org/battery-dance-festival/

Nancy Redman's A Seance With Mom 

August 21-September 3 - 18 performances
At The Chain, 312 West 36th Street

Comedian/writer/actress Nancy Redman adds 18 performances of her one-woman play A Seance With Mom, in which her character, Nadine, calls her mother from the dead to tell her something very important! Directed by Austin Pendleton.

Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet

September 22 & 23 at 7:30 PM
Mark Morris Dance Center
3 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn

Known for his sophisticated musicality, Magloire, who started his career as a composer, presents his all-female company in dances to music by Wong Foo Jeng, Pierre Boulez, Beat Furrer, and Maurice Ravel. The Company will then return to the Mark Morris Dance Center for November 3 & 4 performances with a world premiere to contemporary music by Anthony Cheung.

www.newchamberballet.com

Erasing Borders Dance Festival

September 23-24 at 7 PM; September 25 virtual
Ailey Citigroup Theatre, 405 West 55 St.
for tickets: https://iaac.us/dance/

On this popular annual celebration of Indian dance, the Indo-American Arts Council will present 3 different programs, 2 live and 1 virtual. Dance styles include Bharatanatyam, Kathak and more; there will be workshops and talkbacks; and an appearance by the renowned artist Padma Shri Malavika Sarukkai.

https://iaac.us/dance/

Valentina Kozlova new Dance Trainee Program to begin in September 2023

Kozlova, former principal dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet and New York City Ballet, announced her new Dance Trainee Program. Steeped in the revered Vaganova training method, the unique curriculum will be led by Kozlova and Olga Verterich, a team of 20 years. Classes address specific needs: ballet training, or preparation for auditions or competitions.

www.vkdf.org

Lydia Johnson Dance

November 11 at 7:30 PM; November 12 at 3 PM
Graham Studio Theater, 55 Bethune

Johnson, called “a craftsman and a poet” by Marina Harss, repeats her visually striking Flying Horses, set to music by Argentinian composer Osvaldo Golijov, and premieres a new group piece that includes Maliq Williams, formerly with Mark Morris Dance.

https://www.lydiajohnsondance.org/

VALENTINA KOZLOVA INTERNATIONAL BALLET COMPETITION 

April 9 - 12, 2024
Kaye Playhouse, NYC

The Kozlova Competition returns with both classical ballet and contemporary dancers from around the world, dancing for company contracts, scholarships, and special prizes. Charles Jude returns as President of the Jury, which includes Nina Ananiashvilli, Brooklyn Mack, Mikko Nissinsen, and Virginie Mecene.

https://www.vkibc.org/

Recent Events

DANCES I LOVE 

April 29 at 7:30 p.m.; April 30 at 3 p.m.
Theater at St. Jeans
150 East 76th Street

Producer Audrey Ross announces a concert of dances she loves: performed by Donna Clark, Christine Dakin, Margie Gillis, Valentina Kozlova, and a group work by Lydia Johnson Dance Company. Choreography by Eleo Pomare, Gillis, Kozlova, Johnson, Janet Collins, and Lorn MacDougal.

Click here for more information.

NEW YORK SCANDIA SYMPHONY 

April 13, 8:00 p.m.
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center

Under the baton of Dorrit Madsen, the Orchestra continues to present works by Scandinavian composers.

Program: Helios Overture by Carl Nielsen; Concertino for Two Horns and Orchestra by Friedrich Kuhlau; "At the Castle Gate" (from Pelleas et Melisande) and Karelia Suite by Jean Sibelius; and Swedish Rhapsody No. 1 by Hugo Alfven.

Bronx Opera Company in LADY IN THE DARK

Jan. 28 & 29; Feb. 4 & 5
Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.; Sundays at 2:30 p.m.
Lehman College
250 Bedford Park Blvd.
West/Bronx

Bronx Opera Company is proud to present a rare NYC performance of Lady in the Dark, the musical with book by Moss Hart, music by Kurt Weill, and lyrics by Ira Gershwin. The most popular songs from the landmark musical are The Saga of Jenny, My Ship and Tchaikovsky.

White-McGuire and Soto in The Tongue of the Flame

Friday & Saturday, November 18 & 19 at 7:30 PM
Westbeth Studio Theater, 55 Bethune St. (11th floor)

Blakeley White-McGuire and Daniel Fetecua Soto will repeat their co-choreographed duet The Tongue of the Flame, danced for the first time to an original score by Colombian musician/composer Pablo Mayor.

https://cavesproject.com/the-tonge-of-the-flame/

DANCE PARADE

Saturday, May 21, 2022
starts on 20th St. & Broadway, ends in Tompkins Park

The 16th Annual Dance Parade returns, live, for "Back to the Streets," a grand celebration of dance with thousands of paraders engaging in 100 styles of dance. Grand Marshals this year are heidi Latsky, Rich Medina, and Eduardo Vilaro.

www.danceparade.org

LIMÓN DANCE COMPANY 

April 19-May 1
at the Joyce, 175 Eighth Avenue

The renowned company returns for two weeks of live performances with two different programs. New works are by African choreographer Olivier Tapaga, and Raul Tamez of Mexico. Doris Humphrey's Air for the G String will be included in one program; and Limón works range from very early to his last work Waldstein Sonata. Artistic Director Dante Puleio is recreating Limón’s Danzas Mexicanas from the drawings and writings left by the choreographer. Other Limón works are his iconic solo Chaconne, and the majestic Psalm.

www.limon.nyc

RED SHELL MGMT’S KITCHEN CHOREOGRAPHY BLOG
an online cook book

www.redshellmgmt.org

Edward Schoelwer, Director of Red Shell Mgmt., has added a blog of yummy recipes by past and current dance luminaires, including George Balanchine, Misty Copeland, Elizabeth Zimmer, Dante Puleio, Arthur Mitchell, and dozens more.

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