The Joyce Theater Spring '23 Brochure

SPRING '23

Welcome to The Joyce Theater

The Joyce is an international destination for dance, whose stage has been graced by companies from 37 countries on six continents. It is a destination for adventurous culture lovers seeking dazzling performances created by master choreographers and daring newcomers.

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What’s Inside?

Become a Joyce Member and Save 25%

Choose four or more companies in this brochure, and you will automatically become a Joyce member. You will save 25% and will continue to save 25% on every ticket you purchase for performances at The Joyce now through August 31, 2023.

Call 212-242-0800 or visit Joyce.org and buy tickets now!

Benefits of Membership

• Advance notice and priority access to tickets before they go on sale to the general public.

• Handling fees waived, except for one small service charge at the start of each Membership season.

Membership discount may not be used in conjunction with other offers. Each Member may purchase up to six Member tickets per performance. Member ticket prices are subject to change and may not be available on day of performance. Memberships are non-transferable. Memberships can only be purchased via Joyce.org and JoyceCharge at 212-242-0800. Memberships cannot be purchased at the box office.

Batsheva Dance Company

Hora

FEB 28-MAR 12

Widely recognized as one of the foremost contemporary dance companies, Batsheva Dance Company returns to The Joyce Theater with Hora , choreographed by Ohad Naharin. “A green, disquieting, and hauntingly beautiful world,” Hora is simultaneously primordial and futuristic. Moving bodies create an emergent folklore and embody the beauty of the struggle to distinguish oneself amongst a collective. With music arranged by electronic music pioneer Isao Tomita, Hora places the audience between the familiar and the foreign.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

CURTAIN CHAT

Thu, Mar 2 7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

Underwriting support for The Joyce’s presentation of Batsheva Dance Company provided by Saul and Mary Sanders. Special support provided by the Israel Office of Cultural Affairs, Consulate General of Israel in New York. Support for The Joyce’s presentation of international dance provided by the R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Parsons Dance

MAR 15-26

After nearly three decades of annual appearances, Parsons Dance heads back to The Joyce with two world premieres showcasing the company’s extraordinary power to engage audiences through music that provides compelling backgrounds for the dancers’ skilled movement. Highlighting this season’s program is a new David Parsons work performed to music by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bill Withers and a piece created by Rena Butler set to a driving soundscape by composer Darryl J. Hoffman. Parsons fans will also be treated to beloved repertory classics.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Thu, Mar 16

FAMILY MATINEE

Sat, Mar 25 at 2pm

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Atamira Dance Company

MAR 29-APR 2

Atamira Dance Company creates works shaped by the cultural identity of their land to uplift indigenous world views through dance. In their Joyce debut, the company brings Te Wheke, which calls forth The Octopus, a powerful, mythological symbol for Oceanic peoples. Inspired by a Māori model of hauora (well-being) which frames the choreographic structure of solo and ensemble work, eight dancers and eight choreographic practitioners, tuakana (senior) and teina (emerging), journey into the esoteric and universal dimensions of humanity.

The Joyce’s presentation of Atamira Dance Company is a HARKNESS FIRST Joyce Theater debut, generously supported by The Harkness Foundation for Dance.

SCHEDULE

Wed Thu-Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Thu, Mar 30

FAMILY MATINEE

Sun, Apr 2 at 2pm

This engagement of Atamira Dance Company is made possible in part through the Performing Arts Global Exchange program of Mid Atlantic Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts with assistance from the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, and the Embassy of Australia in Washington, D.C. Support for The Joyce’s presentation of international dance provided by the R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

A.I.M by Kyle Abraham

APR 4-9

Contemporary dance company A.I.M by Kyle Abraham is celebrated as “one of the most consistently excellent troupes working today” (The New York Times). Led by MacArthur Genius Kyle Abraham, A.I.M returns to The Joyce with a repertory program that shows his brilliance as an Artistic Director constantly innovating the industry. Abraham will serve his signature postmodern gumbo – a unique blend of modern dance styles ranging from ballet to hip hop, seasoned with human stories and social commentary, that is fueling a new movement in the dance world. This incomparable ensemble will perform Our Indigo: If We Were A Love Song, a dance exploration of love set to a soul-stirring Nina Simone soundtrack. This program features the New York Company premiere of Bebe Miller’s legendary solo Rain. Audiences will also enjoy the world premiere of Uproot: love and legacy by A.I.M alum and Princess Grace Award winning choreographer Maleek Washington. Don’t miss this dynamic mix of dance performances that masterfully showcases the range, grace, and power of A.I.M by Kyle Abraham.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, Apr 5

The Joyce’s presentation of A.I.M by Kyle Abraham is made possible with the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels. Underwriting support provided by Virginia and Timothy Millhiser. Commissioning support for Uproot: love and legacy by Maleek Washington provided, in part, by The Joyce’s Stephen and Cathy Weinroth Fund for New Work.

Vuyani Dance Theatre

Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Boléro

APR 12-16

Physically charged and visually striking, Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Boléro is a powerful work featuring live singing, choreographed by South African star Gregory Vuyani Maqoma. Set in a graveyard filled with the haunting music of Isicathamiya singers—an a cappella style originating from the Zulu people— the production draws inspiration from Zakes Mda’s novel Cion and Maurice Ravel’s Boléro. In Maqoma’s words, the show is “a lament, a requiem required to awaken a part of us, the connection to the departed souls.”

SCHEDULE

Wed

Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Thu, Apr 13

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This engagement of Vuyani Dance Theatre is made possible in part through the ArtsCONNECT program of Mid Atlantic Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Support for The Joyce’s presentation of international dance provided by the R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Martha Graham Dance Company

APR 18-30

The Martha Graham Dance Company returns to The Joyce as “spellbinding and prescient as ever” (The New York Times), with Graham classics framed by an incredible array of new works. The Company performs world premieres by Baye & Asa and Annie Rigney, alongside Hofesh Shechter’s high-energy CAVE. A new generation of choreographers re-envisions Graham's innovations in the mesmerizing Canticle for Innocent Comedians from lead choreographer Sonya Tayeh with Yue Yin, Jenn Freeman, Micaela Taylor, Juliano Nunes, Alleyne Dance, and Robert Cohan, all performed to the heralded new score by jazz great Jason Moran. With their stunning mid-century sets by Isamu Noguchi, Graham’s masterworks Cave of the Heart and Embattled Garden return to the stage. Her earliest comedy, Every Soul is a Circus, and her compelling modernist ritual, Dark Meadow Suite, round out the programming.

SCHEDULE

Tue–Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm & 7:30pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, Apr 19

Thu, Apr 20 at 7pm

UNIVERSITY PARTNER SHOWCASE

Sat, Apr 22 at 2pm

FAMILY MATINEE

Sun, Apr 30 at 2pm

Trisha Brown Dance Company

MAY 2-7

Trisha Brown Dance Company returns with a program that pays homage to Brown’s collaborations with composer Alvin Curran. For M.G.: The Movie (1991) is a haunting memorial to Michel Guy, the French Minister of Culture and first director of the annual Festival d’Automne à Paris. The guiding principles for this choreography are enigma and time - not measured timebut the perception of time and its inconsistency. Also featuring Curran’s music is Brown's Rogues (2011). A poignant study in rhythm, timing, and kinesthetic transmission, the work marks a return to Brown’s exploration of unembellished physicality. In celebration of Brown's dynamic legacy, the company will also present its first choreographic commission, Let’s talk about bleeding, an original work by Cuban-born artist Judith Sánchez

Ruíz with musical direction and composition by Adonis Gonzalez. Made in collaboration with the performers of Trisha Brown Dance Company, Let's talk about bleeding places Brown's body of work in dialogue with contemporary artistic voices.

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, May 3 7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

Nrityagram + Chitrasena Āhuti

MAY 9-14

The Nrityagram Dance Ensemble in collaboration with the Chitrasena Dance Company presents the New York City premiere of Āhuti , a thrilling combination of classical Odissi dance from India and traditional Kandyan dance from Sri Lanka. Meaning “offering,” Āhuti bridges the gap between distinct dance traditions of these South Asian cultures, in the second cross-cultural collaboration between these two acclaimed companies.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, May 10

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This engagement of Nrityagram Dance is made possible through the ArtsCONNECT program of Mid Atlantic Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Support for The Joyce’s presentation of international dance provided by the R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Gibney Company

MAY 17-21

SCHEDULE

Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Thu, May 18

Following its triumphant debut at The Joyce last season, New York's Gibney Company returns with a powerful program featuring two world premieres and Johan Inger's Bliss , an ode to the joy of dancing. Co-artistic directors of Vancouver's Out Innerspace Dance Theatre, Tiffany Tregarthen & David Raymond make their U.S. debut with a new work commissioned for Gibney Company. Featuring rigorous, hyper-detailed movement, the work will meld dance and design into an inseparable and ambitious interdisciplinary collaboration. Acclaimed choreographer Yue Yin combines Chinese classical and folk dance, ballet, and contemporary dance movement into a completely unique creation. Her new work for Gibney Company features an original score of live music and recorded sound by Ryan Lott of the band Son Lux. Rounding out the program, Johan Inger's Bliss was inspired by jazz pianist Keith Jarrett's legendary Köln Concert who is considered the epitome of virtuoso improvisation. Inger translates the essence of Jarrett's iconic music into dance that truly is a state of bliss. CALL

Dada Masilo: The Sacrifice

MAY 23-28

In The Sacrifice, South African choreographer Dada Masilo embodies the rituals of Tswana dance in a work inspired by composer Igor Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring.” Masilo expands upon the concept of sacrifice, building a unique narrative by fusing ballet with modern and traditional dance to reimagine classic tales. The traditional dance of Botswana, Tswana dance is both rhythmic and expressive, rooted in storytelling and healing practices—a fertile base on which Masilo expertly melds disparate styles.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, May 24

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Underwriting support for The Joyce’s presentation of Dada Masilo: The Sacrifice provided by Kathleen A. Scott. Commissioning support for The Sacrifice provided, in part, by The Joyce’s Stephen and Cathy Weinroth Fund for New Work. Support for The Joyce’s presentation of international dance provided by the R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

GALLIM

MAY 31-JUN 4

GALLIM returns to The Joyce with a dynamic bill celebrating a 15-year prolific period of Artistic Director and Founder, Andrea Miller’s expansive, boundaryblurring, interdisciplinary work. Music pulsates throughout the program with newest works, FROM and Sama , to the intoxicating tracks of Nicolas Jaar and Duets for Jim to the hallowed songs of music legend, Sade. Miller’s much anticipated World Premiere for the "King of Krump," Brian "HallowDreamz" Henry, marks a new collaboration between two mavericks of movement invention.

New works and long time favorites all share Miller and GALLIM’s embodiment of the elemental and sensual appearing in the glow and shadows of live performance and its alchemy.

Additional guest artists and creatives to be announced.

Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

Thu, Jun 1

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Ballet Tech Kids Dance

JUN 8-11

The New York Times said “The Kids are Still Alright” after last year’s joyful return of Kids Dance at The Joyce, under the leadership of new Artistic Director Dionne Figgins. This year, Kids Dance will return with a celebration of dance as a unifying force in American culture. The program will feature Eliot Feld’s A Yankee Doodle , his rousing ode to the American spirit. Additional works will celebrate American music and pay homage to American choreographers, showcasing the breadth of dance - from modern to tap to ballet. And as always, there'll be a few special treats that Joyce audiences won’t want to miss! Kids Dance 2023 will surely unite us through the power of dance.

SCHEDULE

Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7pm 2pm & 7pm 2pm

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Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana

JUN 13-18

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana brings its unmistakable energy back to The Joyce with El Cuadragésimo (pronounced: kua·dra·he·si·mo), a celebración of forty years of carrying forward a storied legacy of flamenco in the United States. Highlighting the full spectrum of flamenco aesthetics, the company celebrates the traditional and the modern, with live music providing the energetic backdrop. The work features excerpts from last season’s FRONTERAS , “an uncommonly deft balancing of the individual and the group in flamenco, and solid entertainment to boot” ( The New York Times ). Special guest appearances will be made by flamenco luminaries Andrés Peña and Maria Bermudez, who have performed with the Company over the past 40 years.

SCHEDULE

Tue-Wed Thu-Fri Sat Sun

7:30pm 8pm 2pm & 8pm 2pm

CURTAIN CHAT

Wed, Jun 14

FAMILY MATINEE

Sat, Jun 17 at 2pm

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FAMILY MATINEES

The Joyce invites young audiences and grown-ups to experience renowned companies together and to enjoy a special opportunity to meet the artists following the performances. Kids’ tickets are only $10. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Kids (ages 6-15) attending three of the five family performances automatically become Joyce Junior members and save 40% on the price of their tickets—that’s $10 reduced to only $6.

Joyce Junior members get a membership discount card and a swag bag created just for them! All children must be accompanied by an adult paying full price.

Special support for The Joyce’s Dance Education & Family Programs provided by Con Edison, In Motion, and SLA Foundation.

Parsons Dance

Sat, Mar 25 at 2pm

Atamira Dance Company

Sun, Apr 2 at 2pm

Martha Graham Dance Company

Sun, Apr 30 at 2pm

Trisha Brown Dance Company

Sat, May 6 at 2pm

Kids become a

JOYCE JUNIOR

when attending 3+ shows

Flamenco

Sat, Jun 17 at 2pm

Vivo Carlota Santana

EDUCATION

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Each year, The Joyce Theater, a national leader in dance education, invites over 2,000 1st–12th grade students and teachers from the New York City metropolitan area to attend school-time performances and workshops.

INTERNSHIPS

The Joyce Theater Foundation actively seeks highly motivated high school and college students interested in learning about the behind-the-scene operations of one of the only theaters built by dancers for dance.

PROFESSIONAL CLASSES

The Joyce Professional Class Series offers the dance community the opportunity to learn from artists performing at The Joyce. Artistic directors, company members, and choreographers present rigorous classes that complement their Joyce engagements and provide deeper insight and perspective into dance works. For more information, visit Joyce.org/Professional-Classes.

For more information on these programs, contact Heather McCartney, Director of Dance Education & Family Programs, at 212-727-0169 or hmccartney@joyce.org.

The Joyce’s Dance Education & Family Programs are supported, in part, by the Charles E. Culpeper Endowment Fund, The William Randolph Hearst Foundations, and the Constance Sanders Fund for Dance Education. Special project support provided by the GKV Charitable Foundation and the Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation.

The Joyce Professional Class Series full lineup to be announced at a later date.

DIGITAL CURTAIN CHATS

Go behind the scenes and learn more about the works shown on The Joyce’s stage with the Digital Curtain Chat series! Tune in to The Joyce's YouTube channel to experience interviews with leaders of the dance field and artists of Martha Graham Dance Company, L.A. Dance Project, Gibney Company, and more. Subscribe today to stay up to date on new installments!

SIGN UP FOR THE JOYCE'S E-NEWSLETTER

Be the first to know of any programming updates and receive special behind the scenes videos and articles by subscribing to The Joyce's e-newsletter! To sign up today, visit Joyce.org.

GET INVOLVED

TRAVEL WITH THE JOYCE

Travel with The Joyce to exotic places throughout the world with companions who share your love of dance. Excursions are led by a Joyce director, and exclusive perks like private meetings with artistic directors, choreographers, and dancers will make your travel experience truly unique. Past trips include Cuba, Russia, France, China, Colombia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and many more. Upcoming trips are Lyon, France September 2023 and Thailand January 2024.

Join The Joyce Theater Travel Program as it returns to Lyon in September 2023. Experience the city’s history by visiting one of the oldest renaissance neighborhoods in Europe, savor its famous Lyonnais cuisine, and experience its culture during La Biennale de la Danse, Lyon’s biannual celebration of contemporary dance. More details to follow. If your interests are more toward southern Asia, in January 2024 the Travel Program will journey to Thailand which is known for its tropical beaches, opulent royal palaces, ancient ruins and ornate temples.

For more information, contact Maeve Brady at 347-856-5827 or mbrady@joyce.org.

JOYCE ANNUAL GALA

SAVE THE DATE!: Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Location: The Joyce Theater and Chelsea Factory

The Joyce Theater proudly returns home to host the Joyce Gala, widely known to be a fun and festive highlight of the gala season. The 2023 Gala will honor Joyce Board Chair Virginia A. Millhiser and will pay tribute to the first 30 years (and the next 30) at the helm of The Joyce Theater, Executive Director Linda Shelton. The gala is an integral part of annual fundraising goals that directly support The Joyce's mission to bring a broad spectrum of the art of dance to you!

For more information, contact Maeve Brady at 347-856-5827 or mbrady@joyce.org.

GET INVOLVED

BECOME A FRIEND OF THE JOYCE!

Friends of The Joyce directly support the remarkable performances on stage as well as the important programs that serve the dance community. From bringing dance education to 1st-12th grade students to commissioning new works and providing subsidized rehearsal space for artists, The Joyce’s dedication to the art form extends far beyond the stage. By becoming a Friend, your generosity will help to ensure that The Joyce community continues to thrive. As a thank you, you will receive exclusive revamped benefits meant to enhance your visits to the theater.

To learn more about becoming a Friend of The Joyce, please contact mwhite@joyce.org or 347-856-5828.

GET INVOLVED

THE JOYCE CHAMPIONS

The Joyce Champions, our most dedicated supporters, play a vital role in helping The Joyce provide essential services and present exceptional dance performances. From providing programmatic support to underwriting the works onstage, Joyce Champions’ dedication and generosity help to celebrate The Joyce’s present and to ensure its future as one of the premier dance venues in the world.

For more information, please contact the Development Department at mwhite@joyce.org or 347-856-5828.

YOUNG LEADERS CIRCLE

Founded in 2013 as a collective of passionate dance enthusiasts, the Young Leaders Circle (YLC) includes both longtime fans of the art form as well as those curious to learn more. As a part of a cultural network, YLC members curate and participate in on-site and off-site programming with dancers, choreographers, and fellow dance enthusiasts. It is an opportunity for conversation, community, and learning about the ecosystem of New York City dance and beyond.

To learn more about becoming a Young Leader, please contact ceng@joyce.org or 212-691-9740 ext. 327.

GET INVOLVED

NAME A SEAT, LEAVE A LEGACY

After years of well-attended performances, The Joyce has replaced the well-loved and well-worn theater seats at its iconic Chelsea home. You can support The Joyce Theater’s seat replacement project and leave your mark on the dance community by naming one of our 472 seats. A plaque bearing the inscription of your choice will be affixed to your personally selected seat for years to come.

For more information, visit us online at JOYCE.ORG/SEAT or contact the Development Department at 347-856-5828 or by email at mwhite@joyce.org.

FUNDERS

LEADERSHIP SUPPORT:

LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust

CHAMPION SUPPORT:

KEY SUPPORT:

MAJOR SUPPORT:

Kerry Clayton and Paige Royer

Virginia and Timothy Millhiser

Robert Pollock

Denise Littlefield Sobel

John and Jody Arnhold | Arnhold Foundation

Toni Hoover

Meryl Rosofsky and Stuart H. Coleman

Amit Wadhwaney

SUSTAINING SUPPORT:

Cornelia T. Bailey Foundation

The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation

In Motion

Mertz Gilmore Foundation

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation

Henry and Lucy Moses Fund

Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels

SPECIAL SUPPORT:

Alpern Family Foundation

Bloomberg Philanthropies

Con Edison

William Talbott Hillman Foundation

The Kingsley Foundation

New England Foundation for the Arts

Tatiana Piankova Foundation

SLA Foundation

PRESENTING SUPPORT:

The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation

GOVERNMENT SUPPORT:

Deborah and Charles Adelman

Jane E. Goldberg

Nancy and Michael Feller

Michèle & Steve Pesner and Peace

Saul and Mary Sanders

Kathleen A. Scott

The Joyce is supported in part by an American Rescue Plan Act grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support general operating expenses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Programs of The Joyce are made possible by the New York State Council of the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; and supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council with special thanks to Council Member Erik Bottcher.

GETTING TO THE JOYCE

The Joyce Theater is located in Chelsea at 175 Eighth Avenue (at the corner of 19th Street) and easily accessible via public transportation: to 14th Street*

BY CAR

The nearest parking garage is on 19th Street (between Seventh and Eighth Avenues).

BY BUS

BY SUBWAY

train to 8th Avenue

train to 18th Street

*Subway station is ADA Compliant.

M20 to 23rd Street

M7 or M14 to 14th Street

M11 to 23rd Street

M23 to 8 Ave

PHOTO CREDITS

Cover: A.I.M by Kyle Abraham dancer Donovan Reed. Photo by Tatiana Wills. Page 1 Welcome to The Joyce Theater: Martha Graham Dance Company dancer Leslie Andrea Williams. Photo by Hibbard Nash Photography. Page 3 What’s Inside: Atamira Dance Company dancer Caleb Heke. Photo by Jinki Cambronero. Page 6 Group Sales: A.I.M by Kyle Abraham dancer Catherine Kirk. Photo by Tatiana Wills. Page 7 Batsheva Dance Company: Hsin-Yi Hsiang. Photo by Ilya Melnikov. Page 9 Parsons Dance: dancers Croix DiIenno and Rachel Harris. Photo by Andrew Eccles. Page 11 Atamira Dance Company: Photographers Toaki Okano and Petra Leary. Brand Campaign by Osborne Shiwan. Page 13 Kyle Abraham/A.I.M: dancers Catherine Kirk and Donovan Reed. Photo by Tatiana Wills. Page 15 Vuyani Dance Theatre: dancers Mamakhooa Jane and Yonela Mabaleka. Photo by John Hogg. Page 17 Martha Graham Dance Company: dancers Leslie Andrea Williams and Lorenzo Pagano. Photo by Hibbard Nash Photography. Page 19 Trisha Brown Dance Company: Photo by Mark Hanauer. Page 21 Nrityagram + Chitrasena: Dancers Abhinaya Rohan and Rohini Banerjee. Photo by Ravi Shankar. Page 23 Gibney Company: dancer Kevin Pajarillaga. Photo by Sharen Bradford. Page 25 Dada Masilo: Dada Masilo photo by John Hogg. Page 27 GALLIM: dancers Gary Reagan and Emma Thesing. Photo by Rachel Papo. Page 29 Ballet Tech Kids Dance: photo by Ellen Crane. Page 31 Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana: dancer Lorena Franco. Photo by Alec Himwich. Page 33-34 Family Matinees: Family Matinee photo by Nadia Halim; Parsons Dance photos by Andrew Eccles; Atamira Dance Company photo by Jinki Cambronero; Martha Graham Dance Company photo by Hibbard Nash; Trisha Brown Dance Company photos by Mark Hanauer; Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana photos courtesy of artists. Page 35 Education: photo by Marianne Rose Weber. Page 36 Professional Class: photo by Rachel Thorne Germond. Page 40 Joyce Annual Gala: Photo courtesy of Virginia A. Milhiser; Page 41: Become a Friend of The Joyce: Photo by Ivan Huang; Page 43 The Joyce Champions: Photo by Christopher Duggan; Page 44 Young Leaders Circle: Photo by Jesse Chin; Page 45 Name a Seat, Leave a Legacy: Photo by Julia Thorncroft; Page 50 Seating Chart: Photo of Camille A. Brown & Dancers by Christopher Duggan.

PURCHASING TICKETS

ONLINE

Joyce.org

PHONE

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BOX OFFICE

175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street

Mon–Sun, 12pm–6pm

On performance days, the box office is open through curtain time with advance sales stopping a half hour prior to curtain time.

TICKET FEES

Service Charge: $6

Window Ticket Fee: $1

MEMBERSHIPS

Choose four or more companies in this brochure, and you will automatically become a Joyce member. You will save 25% and will continue to save 25% on every ticket you purchase for performances now through August 31, 2023.

GROUPS

Discounts available for groups of 10 or more. For more information, contact 212-691-9740 Ext. 255 or groups@joyce.org.

ACCESSIBILITY

The Joyce Theater is compliant with ADA standards, including accessible seating and assisted listening devices for patron use. Please alert us of special needs when ordering your tickets.

Ticket prices subject to change after January 20, 2023

SEASON SCHEDULE

FEB 28-MAR 12

Batsheva Dance Company: Hora

MAR 15-26

Parsons Dance

MAR 29-APR 2

Atamira Dance Company

APR 4-9

A.I.M by Kyle Abraham

APR 12-16

Vuyani Dance Theatre

APR 18-30

Martha Graham Dance Company

MAY 2-7

Trisha Brown Dance Company

MAY 9-14

Nrityagram + Chitrasena: Āhuti

MAY 17-21

Gibney Company

MAY 23-28

Dada Masilo: The Sacrifice

MAY 31-JUN 4

GALLIM

JUN 8-11

Ballet Tech Kids Dance

JUN 13-18

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana

$75

Tickets subject to availability and prior sale. Programs subject to change. All sales are final. Please Note: Prices subject to change and not guaranteed after January 20, 2023. There is a one time per season $10 service fee for members; and a $6 handling fee for non-members per ticket.