The Joyce Theater Fall '11/Winter '12 Season

Fall ’11

Winter ’12

G E T C LO S E R T O DA N C E

Welcome To The Joyce Theater Since 1982, The Joyce has provided an intimate home for dance, and, after more than 29 years, we are still devoted to making your dance experience a delightful one.

I am particularly excited about this season, which presents eclectic international companies and encompasses a fabulous range of dance artists and styles.

The season begins with Israel Galván and Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca, powerful flamenco artists from Spain.

The international focus then turns to Australia, with terrific performances by Chunky Move and Sydney Dance Company, and, in late January, we close with Jin Xing Dance Theatre Shanghai, performing Shanghai Tango, a piece choreographed by the provocative Jin Xing.

Two of our country’s foremost ballet companies are also on tap. Houston Ballet, the first recipient of The Joyce’s Rudolf Nureyev Prize for New Dance, an award offering commissioning grants to deserving companies, will perform a program that includes a new work by Jorma Elo. And The Suzanne Farrell Ballet will make its Joyce debut with an elegant all-Balanchine program.

Audience favorites from the contemporary dance world are featured as well, with performances by MOMIX, Garth Fagan Dance, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, and Parsons Dance on the roster. FOCUS DANCE, a new dance platform, presents eight companies performing throughout one week, and David Dorfman Dance and Camille A. Brown & Dancers take the Joyce stage, too.

An exciting part of the season will be its emphasis on dramatic work. Morphoses will make its Joyce debut with Bacchae, a dance-driven piece based on the classic Greek drama, and the always intriguing Martha Clarke will present Angel Reapers, an evening-length dance/theater/music piece.

Please join us for these marvelous performances. Peruse this brochure, and choose what delights you most. As always, I look forward to seeing you at The Joyce.

Linda Shelton Executive Director

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Israel Galván La Edad de Oro Sep 20–25 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm

Israel Galván, a winner of Spain’s prestigious National Dance Award, opens the Joyce fall season with a sensational solo performance that shows why he has been called the William Forsythe of flamenco.

Performing to pulsating live music that drives his lightning fast footwork, Galván embodies a post-modern approach to flamenco that strips the art down to its bare essence and gives it an inspired twist. “He is seductive without trying to be,” proclaims The New York Times, “and if this is what new flamenco means, bring it on.”

Photo: Felix Vazquez

Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca Sep 27–Oct 2 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Sep 28

The Joyce’s fall flamenco fare continues with a dazzling week of performances by Bessie Award winner Soledad Barrio, whose compelling artistry prompted The New York Times to proclaim that “there’s something voyeuristic and cathartic about watching a woman pry open her soul, scatter it on the floor and put it back together again.” Hailing from Spain, Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca, the company she founded in 1993 with her husband Artistic Director Martin Santangelo, perform flamenco in its finest and most authentic form, one that creates a true communal spirit through exuberant music, dance, and song. “There has been no company I have been so glad to discover as Noche Flamenca and, above all, its lead dancer, Soledad Barrio,” proclaims Alastair Macaulay of The New York Times, “I can think of no current ballet star in the world as marvelous as she.”

Photo: Andres D’Elia

Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Garth Fagan Dance Oct 4–9 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Wed, Oct 5

Internationally acclaimed Garth Fagan Dance continues its 40th anniversary celebration with world premieres by Garth Fagan and long-time company member Norwood Pennewell.

In addition to these premieres, the company will also perform a program of beloved revivals, all of which epitomize the Fagan aesthetic—“balletic rigor

Photo: Greg Barrett

and precision in conjunction with a desultory looseness of body and unbridled bursts of energy that propel dancers into whirling diagonals and high, jagged leaps.”

The New York Times

Houston Ballet Oct 11–16 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Oct 12

Photo: Artists of Houston Ballet by Amitava Sarkar

Heralded by The New York Times as “one of the nation’s best ballet companies,” Houston Ballet takes the Joyce stage with a powerhouse program of 21st century ballet that includes a new work by celebrated Finnish choreographer Jorma Elo; Christopher Bruce’s Hush, a comic celebration of life set to the eclectic music of Bobby McFerrin and Yo-Yo Ma; and Jirˇí Kylián’s Falling Angels,

based on ceremonial ritual music from Ghana and set to the first movement of Steve Reich’s Drumming.

Houston Ballet is the recipient of the Rudolf Nureyev Prize for New Dance from The Joyce Theater Foundation.

The Suzanne Farrell Ballet Oct 19–23 Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Thu, Oct 20

most celebrated muses, Farrell devotes much of the company’s repertory to the works of this master choreographer. For its Joyce debut, the program features an all-Balanchine program that includes some of his most cherished works— Haieff Divertimento, Meditation, Diamonds pas de deux from Jewels, and Agon.

Photo: Carol Pratt

“Understated glamour, alluring reserve, and attention to detail,” is how The New York Times describes The Suzanne Farrell Ballet, led by the legendary New York City Ballet principal who, since founding the company over ten years ago, has established its prominence in the ballet world.

One of George Balanchine’s

Morphoses Bacchae Oct 25–30 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Sat 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Oct 26

Photo: Kyle Froman

The company makes its Joyce debut with the world premiere of Bacchae, a stunning work that delves into the balance between order and chaos. For this evening-length production, Resident Artistic Director Luca Veggetti collaborates with a cast of twelve dancers,

composer Paolo Aralla, a flautist, and a puppeteer to create a dynamic new staging of the dance-driven classic Greek play. With this contemporary interpretation of Euripides’ timeless tale, the company, applauded by

the Los Angeles Times for “its willingness to soften the very edges of radicalism, to make peace between modernity and traditionalism,” demonstrates its commitment to bringing exceptional artists and dancers together in performance.

Chunky Move Connected Nov 2–6 Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm & 7:30pm

The Australian-based dance company, praised for its “hardedged impact and design originality” (The Manchester Evening News), performs the New York premiere of Connected, a work created

by Artistic Director Gideon Obarzanek, who teams up with extraordinary sculptor Reuben Margolin to explore

the physical connection between constantly moving dancers and kinetic design.

Beginning with simple movements and hundreds of tiny pieces, the dancers build their performances while constructing the sculpture in real time.

Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Photo: Jeff Busby

Dance Chat: Thu, Nov 3

Sydney Dance Company Nov 8–13 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Nov 9

Sydney Dance Company returns to The Joyce in a fresh guise under the exuberant artistic direction of the Barcelona-born choreographer Rafael Bonachela, a selfproclaimed “movement junkie,” whose works are packed with intricate and continually changing patterns. Vividly imagined, his sensuous

aesthetic has signaled a new chapter for the legendary company whose dancers infuse the stage with “creative precision and exhilarating energy.” (Sydney Morning Herald) For its Joyce season, the company performs the U.S. premieres of two acclaimed Bonachela works set to commissioned scores by Italian composer Ezio Bosso.

Photo: Wendell Teodoro

Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Complexions Contemporary Ballet Nov 15–27 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dance Chat: Wed, Nov 16 No performance on Thanksgiving

Photo: Jae Man Joo

“Fabulous bodies doing fabulous things,” says The New York Times about Complexions. The company’s Joyce fall season showcases a world premiere created

by Dwight Rhoden to pay tribute to co-Artistic Director Desmond Richardson, who has announced that 2011–2012 will be his final year as a touring performer with Complexions. The work will be performed by Richardson to a commissioned score by the sensational jazz composer and pianist Eric Lewis. Also on the program—another new work by Dwight Rhoden set to the music of hot contemporary artists like Adele, Duffy, and Kings of Leon, as well as audience favorites including Moon Over Jupiter and Moody Booty Blues.

Martha Clarke Angel Reapers Nov 29–Dec 11 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Nov 30

Photo: Sara Davis

The always astounding MacArthur Award winner Martha Clarke teams up with Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Alfred Uhry to collaborate on an eveninglength dance/theater/music piece about forbidden sex and unchanneled lust in New England’s 18th century Shaker community. Inspired by the life of Ann Lee, founder of the Shaker movement, the piece envisions the hysteria of human passion gone awry.

“Notable for its mesmerizing qualities…Angel Reapers is a beautifully wrought illustration of repression and freedom.” Durham News and Observer

Photo: Max Pucciariello

MOMIX Botanica Dec 13–Dec 31 Dance Chat: Wed, Dec 14 No performance on Christmas Day

Dec 13–18 Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm Sun 2pm & 7:30pm Dec 20–24 Tue 7:30pm Wed 2pm & 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 7pm Dec 27–31 Tue 7:30pm Wed 2pm & 7:30pm Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 7pm

Known internationally for presenting work of exceptional inventiveness and physical beauty, MOMIX is celebrated for conjuring up a world of surrealistic images by using props, light, shadow, humor and the human body in a startling way. Experience this always enchanting company when it returns to The Joyce for the holiday season with Botanica, a work described by The New York Times as creating “an animated world” that “comes fabulously alive.” Featuring music that ranges from Vivaldi to birdsong, Botanica not only follows the rhythms of the New England season, but also the evolution of the world and the passing of a day.

Flowers bloom, go to seed and die; vegetable, animal and mineral—all in human form—combine and metamorphose in this magical production.

FOCUS DANCE Jan 3–8

Tue 7:30pm & Sat 8pm zoe | juniper Seattle, WA

KEIGWIN + COMPANY New York, NY

Wed & Sun 7:30pm Susan Marshall & Company New York, NY

Kate Weare Company New York, NY

Thu 8pm & Sat 2pm Joe Goode Performance Group San Francisco, CA

FOCUS DANCE, an exciting week-long celebration of eight dance companies, is a new initiative aimed at promoting American dance to the national and international community. The Joyce partners with Gotham Arts Exchange and the Dance/USA Agents Council for this exciting project that will feature some of the most riveting companies in America today.

Los Angeles, CA

Fri 8pm & Sun 2pm Jason Samuels Smith & Company New York, NY

Trey McIntyre Project Boise, ID

Photo: Juniper Shuey

Barak Marshall Theaterdance

Parsons Dance Jan 10–22 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 1pm & 5pm

Photo: Krista Bonura

Dance Chat: Wed, Jan 11

“One of the great movers of modern dance” (The New York Times) and “one of modern dance’s great living dancemakers” (New York Magazine), David Parsons brings his company back to The Joyce with a program that includes

one world premiere and two programs filled with selections from the company’s repertory of more than 70 Parsons works.

The programs will feature an assortment of audience favorites, including Swing Shift, with music by Kenji Bunch,

and Touched by Time, with music by John Corigliano and costume design by Donna Karan. All programs will include David’s stroboscopic masterwork, Caught.

David Dorfman Dance Prophets of Funk/Dance to the Music

Camille A. Brown & Dancers Jan 24–29

A huge hit when she appeared at The Joyce in 2010, Camille A. Brown is noted for mixing modern dance techniques with

Photo: Matt Karas

the piece “leaves everyone dancing in their seats, except for those choosing to join the performers on stage,” says the choreographer. “Dorfman in league with Sly and the Family Stone? Irresistible.”

The Village Voice West African dance elements to produce “focused bursts of energy and frozen positions that explode into motion” (The New York Times). At The Joyce, her company will present three snazzy performances of a program that includes The Groove to Nobody’s Business, set to Ray Charles and Brandon McCune, and Been There, Done That, a duet filled with “Brown's considerable and effortless humor.”

The Boston Globe David Dorfman Dance Tue–Wed 7:30pm Thu & Sat 8pm Sun 2pm Dance Chat: Wed, Jan 25 Camille A. Brown & Dancers Fri 8pm Sat 2pm Sun 7:30pm

Photo: Vince Scarano

Heralded by the Boston Globe for its “exuberant, gorgeous and delightfully oddball style,” David Dorfman Dance returns to The Joyce with Prophets of Funk/Dance to the Music, a work that reinvigorates “boomer memories to the sounds of Sly and the Family Stone” (Boston Phoenix).

A celebration of the band’s groundbreaking, visceral and political music, a tribute to the ‘funk’ of everyday people,

Jin Xing Dance Theatre Shanghai Shanghai Tango Jan 31–Feb 5 Tue–Wed 7:30pm; Thu–Fri 8pm Sat 2pm & 8pm; Sun 2pm

Photo: Angelo Palombini

Dance Chat: Wed, Feb 1

Created in 2003 by Jin Xing, one of the most fascinating choreographers and artists performing today, Shanghai Tango includes ten works that she has created over the last 25 years. Set to an eclectic collage of music from Astor

Piazzolla to Johann Strauss, the piece uses the sometimes sleazy, sometimes playful, but always sensuous, rhythmic, and passionate components of the tango as a conceptual framework to explore contemporary Shanghai

culture. This wondrous movement landscape is striking in its visual melding of Eastern and Western artistic threads.

Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.

Photo: Matt Karas

Photo: Paula Lobo

Photo: Tony Turner

Family Matinees

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Parsons Dance

Sat, Oct 22 at 2pm at Joyce SoHo, 155 Mercer St.

Sat, Jan 14 at 2pm at The Joyce Theater, 175 8th Ave. Sat, Jan 28 at 2pm at The Joyce Theater, 175 8th Ave.

Camille A. Brown & Dancers

Special Family Matinee Event Earl Mosley’s Institute of the Arts (EMIA) celebrates the power of bringing dance and young people together in this lively family-friendly program featuring highenergy young dancers performing hip hop, African, modern, and jazz works created by choreographers including Troy Powell, Kevin Wynn, and Mosley himself.

Joyce Junior Memberships Attending live dance performances can be habit-forming, so we recommend starting young by inviting children to the adult table. That’s why The Joyce created this series—family-oriented performances followed by a special opportunity to meet the artists. Tickets are $10 for kids, and if they see at least two of the three family matinees, they automatically become Joyce Junior Members and save 40% on the price of their tickets—$10 reduced to $6. Kids (ages 6–14) must be accompanied by an adult.

Nifty Benefits Joyce Junior Members get a special “Backstage-at-The Joyce” tour, a T-shirt and gift coupons.

How To Order Use the Family Matinee section of the order form or call 212-242-0800 to charge tickets by phone.

Following the performance, everybody will be invited to dance with the dancers and join the fun on stage.

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Dance Talks This series of conversations—between artists and audience—and open rehearsals provide an informal, but in-depth, examination of issues shaping dance today.

Sep 26 Oct 3 Oct 17 Oct 24 Nov 21 Jan 23

The Art of Flamenco The Art of Ballet Chunky Move Sydney Dance Company Martha Clarke Angel Reapers Jin Xing Dance Theatre Shanghai

Dance Talks take place at Joyce SoHo, 155 Mercer Street (between Houston and Prince Streets) from 6–8pm and are FREE. RSVP Required: 646-792-8377.

Dance Chat* Get closer to choreographers and dancers through these free post-performance dialogues with artistic directors and/or company members. Dance Chat activities usually take place after Wednesday evening performances; see company descriptions for dates. * Formerly known as “Humanities.”

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Lead support for Houston Ballet presentation: Rudolf Nureyev Dance Foundation Additional lead support: The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation The Harkness Foundation for Dance The New York Community Trust The Jerome Robbins Foundation Special support: Pfizer Inc The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation The Walt Disney Company The Winston Foundation, Inc. The Joyce Theater Foundation is supported, in part, by public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New York State Council on the Arts, celebrating 50 years of building strong, creative communities in New York State’s 62 counties; and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council. Special thanks to State Senator Thomas K. Duane and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn.

The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation

Family Matinee series sponsored by:

The presentations of Chunky Move, Martha Clarke, and Jin Xing Dance Theatre Shanghai are funded, in part, by the National Dance Project (NDP) of the New England Foundation for the Arts.

NDP is supported by lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, with additional funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Community Connections Fund of the MetLife Foundation, and the Boeing Company Charitable Trust.

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Design by LaPlaca Cohen Cover photo of Complexions Contemporary Dance by Dah Len

Performances at The Joyce Theater by national and international dance companies are supported, in part, through a generous endowment established by the Lila Wallace-Reader’s Digest Fund. The Joyce’s Commissioning Program is supported, in part, by the Stephen and Cathy Weinroth Fund for New Work. The Joyce’s presentations of international dance companies are supported, in part, by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance. The Joyce’s Dance Education Program is supported, in part, by the Charles E. Culpeper Endowment Fund and the Constance Sanders Fund for Dance Education. Additional support is provided by a generous endowment established with funds from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust, and many friends of The Joyce.

Parsons Dance Camille A. Brown & Dancers

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