

Avoiding the Procession, Fearing the Plague
Avoiding the Procession, Fearing the Plague
Created in 2017 and performed in New York City as well as FIDCDMX, the International Contemporary Dance Festival of Mexico City. This dark-spirited solo explores soft and lush movement clashing with a horror-inspired costume.
Created in 2017 and performed in New York City as well as FIDCDMX, the International Contemporary Dance Festival of Mexico City. This dark-spirited solo explores soft and lush movement clashing with a horror-inspired costume.
GAGA PEOPLE/DANCERS
Changing schedule at Gibney 280, Mark Morris, and Online
Gaga is the movement language, training, and research developed by Ohad Naharin and practiced by The Batsheva Dance Company. This class explores the different elements, tasks, and imagery of Gaga by providing a framework for participants to connect to their bodies and imaginations, experience physical sensations, improve their flexibility and stamina, exercise their agility and explosive power, and enjoy the pleasure of movement in a welcoming, accepting atmosphere.
SUPER CHILL BALLET
Thursdays, 10-11:45 am at Gibney 890
Inspired by the teachings of Zvi Gotheiner, Super Chill Ballet combines different traditions of ballet training with an emphasis on musicality and movement efficiency. Dancers and amateurs are welcome to explore their bodies and connect to their passion in an atmosphere of acceptance, inclusivity, and enjoyment.
MORE FISH OPEN STUDIOS
Wednesdays, 12-4 pm at Brooklyn Ballet
Free classes and research rehearsals that happen on a weekly basis at the Brooklyn Ballet. Every session is four hours divided by two, with different people leading every time. For participants, it’s an opportunity to be part of someone else’s creative process, experience someone’s teaching, and dance together in a casual environment. For leaders, it’s a space to try out any idea, as teachers or choreographers, without the pressure of rehearsing for a show. more details here
