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Miro Magloire presents his New Chamber Ballet in the world premiere of a work to music by young Manhattan School of Music composer Elizabeth Gartman, the first winner of Magloire's new Composition Prize for Dance at that prestigious school.  Also on the program is Magloire's "Gravity," to music by 95-year old Austrian composer Friedrich Cerha, the duet "La Mandragore," and Nocturne, an excerpt from Magloire's recent "Musik," music by Brahms.See More

Alessandra Corona Performing Works returns to the stage for a live performance of two recent works: artistic director Corona's Labyrinth, story of two lovers trapped within a labyrinth of their own creation, set to original music by Thomas Lentakis; and Breaking Through the Generational Curse by Maiya Redding, inspired by family dynamics.See More

Dancer/choreographer Lynn Needle, former Nikolais Dance Theatre soloist, will appear on the United Solo Festival in her "Six Solos - Legend, Myth and Nature," a one hour, six solo presentation that features works by seminal choreographers Alwin Nikolais and Claudia Gitelman, along with dances by Ms. Needle that exemplify the German school of modern dance and its evolution.  There will also be a special appearance by renegade musician Teddy Gibbons.See More

Happy 15th Anniversary to Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama, who will celebrate on ZOOM, October 30, with the showing of four of her dance film works and an intimate interview of Lenzu by dance journalist Celia Ipiotis.  The dance films selected for the showing reflect the Argentinean native's experience as a Latina/European woman, mother, artist, and immigrant living in New York.See More

Loretta Thomas will present a program rich in both new works and dance treasures, performed by her Moving Visions, and guests Catherine Gallant, Amelia Dawe Sanders, and Dances We Dance, the new ensemble directed by Francesca Todesco.   Dance for all tastes will be shown by this impressive gathering as they perform contemporary works by Thomas, Sanders, and Gallant, and classics by Isadora Duncan and Ted Shawn.See More

Kathryn Posin, recipient of a grant through the City Artists Corps Grants program, presented by the NY Fdn. for the Arts and the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs, will present, in the spirit of neighborhood recovery, two free to the public performances in NoHo, where she is a longtime resident. The program will feature an excerpt from Posin's latest work "Triple Sextet" to Steve Reich's Pulitzer-Prize-winning "Double Sextet," the duet "Through You," choreographed and danced by Claire Mazza and…See More

Kathryn Posin, recipient of a grant through the City Artists Corps Grants program, presented by the NY Fdn. for the Arts and the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs, will present, in the spirit of neighborhood recovery, two free to the public performances in NoHo, where she is a longtime resident. The program will feature an excerpt from Posin's latest work "Triple Sextet" to Steve Reich's Pulitzer-Prize-winning "Double Sextet," the duet "Through You," choreographed and danced by Claire Mazza and…See More

Choreographer/filmmaker Mimi Garrard returns to New York Live Arts with a program of dance both on film and live, featuring the superb Austin Selden, former member of Shen Wei Dance Arts.  The program will see the premieres of The Money Game and Junk Journey.  To date, Mimi Garrard's creative dance films have won 331 awards in film festivals around the world, from India to Wales to South America.See More

Choreographer/filmmaker Mimi Garrard returns to New York Live Arts with a program of dance both on film and live, featuring the superb Austin Selden, former member of Shen Wei Dance Arts.  The program will see the premieres of The Money Game and Junk Journey.  To date, Mimi Garrard's creative dance films have won 331 awards in film festivals around the world, from India to Wales to South America.See More

Lori Belilove & The Isadora Duncan Dance Company return to perform in the exquisite outdoor walled garden Amphitheater at Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers, which hosted a performance of The Isadorables, a troupe formed by Irma Duncan, in 1923.  Entitled "The Art of Isadora: a glow over this sad earth," Belilove has selected a program of Duncan dances and her original works that offer moments of hope and beauty as well as expressions of lament and tragedy.See More

Denishawn, a program of rarely seen works by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, regarded as the Mother and Father of American Modern Dance, will be presented Sept. 30-Oct. 3 at the Theatre at St. Jeans, 150 E. 76th St. NYC.  The Company: Arthur Aviles, PeiJu Chien-Pott, Christine Dakin, Antonio Fini, Nina Jirka, Valentina Kozlova, Bradley Shelver, Limon2, and trio from Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble.  Pianists are Jonathan Howard Katz and Melody Fader. Tickets at…See More

Lori Belilove & The Isadora Duncan Dance Company return to perform in the exquisite outdoor walled garden Amphitheater at Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers, which hosted a performance of The Isadorables, a troupe formed by Irma Duncan, in 1923.  Entitled "The Art of Isadora: a glow over this sad earth," Belilove has selected a program of Duncan dances and her original works that offer moments of hope and beauty as well as expressions of lament and tragedy.See More

Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet will present the world premiere of a major new Magloire work "Musik," staged for 4 dancers and 4 singers, who share the stage  throughout the 60-minute performance.  Created in Magloire's signature, in-the-round style, the work is set to rarely heard chamber and vocal selections by Beethoven and Brahms.See More

The exquisite outdoor amphitheater at Untermyer Gardens will host a benefit performance at 5 PM, Sept. 19, by the Parul Shah Dance Co., which will present various aspects of the kathak repertory.  The performance will be preceded by tours of the garden at 4 PM and followed by a wine reception with Indian canapes at 6 PM.  Proceeds from the benefit will support efforts to maintain and restore the garden, which is home to the finest Indo-Persian garden in the western hemisphere.See More

Miro Magloire's New Chamber Ballet will present the world premiere of a major new Magloire work "Musik," staged for 4 dancers and 4 singers, who share the stage  throughout the 60-minute performance.  Created in Magloire's signature, in-the-round style, the work is set to rarely heard chamber and vocal selections by Beethoven and Brahms.See More

Henning Rubsam, choreographer and artistic director of SENSEDANCE, will teach a dance history/appreciation course for the general public on "Iconic Dance Partnerships," including Ginger Rogers & Fred Astaire, Nureyev & Fonteyn, St. Denis/Shawn, and many more.  Thursdays, Sept. 16-Dec. 9, location in the Lincoln Center area.  For more information email hrubsam@huntersoe.orgSee More