Limón Dance Company
An 80th-anniversary program that sets the company's legacy beside newly commissioned works and cultural partnerships, with live music accompanying the dancing.
An 80th-anniversary program that sets the company's legacy beside newly commissioned works and cultural partnerships, with live music accompanying the dancing.
A guided walk through community gardens with NYRP and Chenae Bullock, done on foot and in person. A chance to see the neighborhood's green spaces up close.
A hybrid session on empire, consumer culture, and everyday life in postwar France, tied to a poster exhibition. The artwork pairs a cartoon bride with a refrigerator and a top hat.
A casual guided walk through the exhibition with the education team, unpacking the historical context and the design techniques behind the posters on the wall.
Dorothée Munyaneza uses her own body to summon Tituba, Maryse Condé's heroine, in a one-hour piece drawn from Elsa Dorlin's essay about people erased from history.
Ain Gordon and Josh Quillen mourn family absences in a world premiere of little songs and tales, from a thrift shop rug to a garden elf, with bracing candor and silly detail.
A world premiere from Joanna Kotze for six dancers and two musicians, probing how history repeats and how bodies carry the residue of political and social systems.
A British company that once called Sadler's Wells home brings two mixed programs, pairing new ballets with cherished older works, and the performances come with live music.