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Lois Greenfield
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Education In Dance
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Ballet Tech
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H-Art Management
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Bernard Schmidt Productions
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Mal Paso Dance Company is one of the most recent cultural projects founded in Havana, Cuba. With Osnel Delgado as the Main Choreographer and Artistic Director, these young and talented dancers have already shared with the audience their extraordinary skills and techniques in Cuba. But now, with MalPaso’s US debut, New York audiences will have an opportunity to witness the company’s desire, love and commitment with dance.
Founded in 2007, Los Angeles-based BODYTRAFFiC was named one of Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” ...
Founded in 2007, Los Angeles-based BODYTRAFFiC was named one of Dance Magazine ’s “25 to Watch” in 2013 and was praised by the Los Angeles Times for its “most hopeful combination of choreographic and performing excellence.” The Joyce program includes Dust by Hofesh Shechter, the Israeli-born British based choreographer known for his blunt, earthy style, and a new work by Victor Quijada, the Montreal based choreographer whose work blends break dancing and ballet.
Founded in 1982, The Joyce Theater was created by dancers for dance. Today, The Joyce is considered one of the premiere performance venues for dance and attracts an annual audience of more than 140,000. Since its inception, The Joyce has welcomed over 270 New York City-based, national and international dance companies to its stage. It would be difficult to imagine the dance world today without The Joyce Theater.
One of the most revolutionary contemporary dance companies in the world, this ensemble of raging young talents was founded in 1978 as an internal training ground for the highly respected Nederlands Dans Theater. Its Joyce season, the first in five years, promises to be a spectacular one, featuring the witty Shutters Shut and the expressive Subject to Change by NDT’s house choreographers, Artistic Director Paul Lightfoot and Artistic Advisor Sol León; I new then by NDT Associate Choreographer Johan Inger; and Sara , a provocative work by Israeli choreographers Sharon Eyal and Gai Behar.