Our new production of Agnes de Mille‘s iconic work of Americana.
Choreography by Jamar Roberts
Music by Rhiannon Giddens, Arrangedby Gabe Witcher
Costume Design by Karen Young
Lighting Design by Yi-Chung Chen
Our new production of Agnes de Mille‘s iconic work of Americana.
Choreography by Jamar Roberts
Music by Rhiannon Giddens, Arrangedby Gabe Witcher
Costume Design by Karen Young
Lighting Design by Yi-Chung Chen
Our new production of Agnes de Mille‘s iconic work of Americana.
Choreography: Agnes de Mille
Music: Aaron Copland; Bluegrass Arrangement by Gabriel Witcher
Scenery: Beowulf Boritt
Costume Design: Oana Bote
Inspired by that recognizable human need to search for something — whether tangible, scientific, or spiritual.
Choreography: Troy Schumacher
Music by Augusta Read Thomas
Costumes by Karen Young
Lighting by Yi-Chung Chen
Elisa Monte's sculptural, mesmerizing duet.
Choreography: Elisa Monte
Costume: Marisol
Music: Steve Reich
Lighting Design: Tina Charney
A dance by Andrea Miller that emerged out of the pandemic experience.
Choreography: Andrea Miller
Music: Will Epstein
Lighting: Burke Brown
Costumes: Oana Botez
The extraordinary multi-choreographer collaboration inspired by the lost Graham work from 1952.
Lead Choreographer: Sonya Tayeh Music: Jason Moran Costumes: Karen Young Lighting: Yi-Chung Chen
A visceral collective movement experience, with a powerful, swirling shared kinetic energy.
Choreography: Hofesh Shechter
Music: Âme and Hofesh Shechter
Costumes: Taylor McNeill and Caleb Krieg
Lighting: Yi-Chung Chen
A charming work for nine dancers inspired by the innocence and playfulness.
Choreography: Pontus Lidberg
Music: Irvine Fine
A group work created by Pam Tanowitz using her signature style to manipulate phrases from some of Graham’s lesser-known works.
Choreography: Pam Tanowitz Music: Caroline Shaw
Choreographers Maxine Doyle and Bobbi Jene Smith collaborate on a work for all women based on the myth of Persephone.
Choreography: Maxine Doyle and Bobbi Jene Smith
Music: Lesley Flanigan
Short works for the company inspired by Graham’s iconic solo and created by some of today’s most note-worthy choreographers. A film of Graham is followed by three variations from among those by Aszure Barton, Larry Keigwin, Richard Move, Bulareyaung Pagarlava, and Doug Varone.
Choreography: Various Music and Costumes: Various