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THE JOYCE THEATER
ANNOUNCES ITS 2014-2015 FALL & WINTER SEASON
New York, New York, May 9, 2014 – Linda Shelton, Executive Director of The Joyce Theater, announced
today the organization’s programming for its 2014-2015 fall/winter season, launching September 9 with
the New York premiere of Christopher Wheeldon’s extravagant production of Alice’s Adventures in
Wonderland, danced by the magnificent dancers of the National Ballet of Canada at the David H. Koch
Theater at Lincoln Center.
Ballet will also be highlighted throughout The Joyce’s season in its landmark Chelsea home, with audience
favorites like Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Aspen Santa Fe Ballet on the roster. Especially exciting
performances by principals and soloists from the renowned Royal Danish Ballet will follow the everdelightful Les Ballets de Trockadero de Monte Carlo, returning for its bi-annual holiday engagement.
Moving beyond ballet to contemporary dance, the season will include Complexions Dance Company, Lar
Lubovitch Dance Company, Doug Varone and Dancers, and Parsons Dance, all of whom have danced on
The Joyce stage for many years, and Russell Maliphant, who returns for the second time. Also on tap will
be a shared week by the New York-based doug elkins choreography, etc. and BODYTRAFFiC, from Los
Angeles. The season has an international focus, too, with the return of Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca,
from Spain, Nederlands Dans Theater 2, and the New York debut of Cia. Unión Tanguera, with roots in
both Argentina and France. Closer to home, the New York-based American Dance Machine for the 21st
Century will perform choreography from revered Broadway shows.
The following is a complete roster of companies who will be appearing at The Joyce Theater this fall and
winter.
Christopher Wheeldon’s
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
The National Ballet of Canada
David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center
September 9–14
Tuesday-Thursday 7:30pm; Friday 8pm; Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Tickets are $35-$145 and can be arranged through DavidHKochTheater.com or by calling 212-496-0600
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
The Joyce is thrilled to open its fall season with the National Ballet of Canada’s performance of Christopher
Wheeldon’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and to bring this astonishing piece to New York for the first
time. Combining a “scenic spectacle of unprecedented extravagance” with “the extraordinary skill,
versatility and spirit of the Canadian dancers” (Los Angeles Times), Wheeldon’s interpretation of Lewis
Carroll’s immortal story is a true fantasia of dance. Experiencing this magnificent production on the Koch
Theater stage is the perfect way to appreciate the startlingly beautiful sets and costumes by Tony Award
winner Bob Crowley and the sublime score by the talented British composer Joby Talbot. Without doubt,
this Alice is a brilliant theatrical gift. A co-production of The National Ballet of Canada and The Royal Ballet
(UK).
CIA. UNIÓN TANGUERA
NUIT BLANCHE
September 23—October 5
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2 & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, October 1
Tickets: $10-$49 (Joyce Members $26-$37)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates (212) 944-9444
Cia. Unión Tanguera, the celebrated French/Argentinean company, is an ensemble of extraordinary dancers
and musicians who weave together sensuality and human emotion through the dance and music of
contemporary and traditional Argentinean tango. Set to classic tango recordings and original compositions
played live by a quartet of Buenos Aires’ finest musicians, Nuit Blanche (Sleepless Night) examines with
humor the desires and fears that are revealed in the course of a late-night milonga. Supported by The R.
Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET
October 8—12
Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm; Saturday 2pm & 8pm;
Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, October 9
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
Heralded for its artistic excellence and creativity, Pacific Northwest Ballet performs a sensational program
that features the New York premieres of works by Christopher Wheeldon and Alejandro Cerrudo.
Wheeldon’s Tide Harmonic, an enchanting work performed by four couples, is set to a score for chamber
orchestra of the same name by British composer Joby Talbot. Cerrudo’s Memory Glow, a Joyce commission
and the first piece that the choreographer has created for Pacific Northwest Ballet, is characterized by
smooth, fluid movement that highlights the dancers’ masterful technique.
LAR LUBOVITCH
DANCE COMPANY
October 15—19
Wednesday 7pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm; Saturday 2pm & 8pm;
Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, October 16
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Janet Stapleton, (212) 633-0016
The internationally renowned Lar Lubovitch Dance Company follows its highly successful 45th anniversary
season with the world premiere of a major new dance to be accompanied by live music. The company is
uniformly praised for its supremely gifted dancers and its devotion to live music, and Lubovitch’s dances
are likewise famous for their musicality, rhapsodic style and sophisticated formal structures. “Lar
Lubovitch’s choreography is a thrilling sight…ravishing the eye…telling stories both complicated and
mysterious.” (The New Yorker).
This new dance by one of America’s master choreographers is supported in part by the National Dance
Project.
ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET
October 22—26
Wednesday-Saturday 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, October 23
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Andre Bouchard, (970) 925-7175
For nearly two decades, Aspen Santa Fe Ballet has created cutting-edge global choreography from a base in
the American West. The company returns for a seventh Joyce season with its winning stable of dancers, a
stellar choreographic roster, and an unwavering commitment to advancing the art form through its unique
brand of contemporary ballet. ASFB’s high-octane offerings—Cayetano Soto’s evocative Beautiful Mistake,
Jiří Kylián’s seminal and rarely performed Return to a Strange Land, and Nicolo Fonte’s exuberant work, The
Heart(s)pace, promise a program of compelling and innovative dance.
SOLEDAD BARRIO
& NOCHE FLAMENCA
NOCHE FLAMENCA Y ANTIGONA
October 29—November 9
Tuesday (Nov 4 only)-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Sunday (Nov 2 only) 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, October 30
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
Following well-deserved critical accolades for her previous Joyce seasons, Soledad Barrio and her
astounding company, Noche Flamenca, come back with Noche Flamenca y Antigona, featuring a night of
flamenco with excerpts from Sophocles’ tragic tale. Again the company performs to live music, propelling
the dancers to an incredible height of drama that “goes straight for the expressive tension that seems to be
at flamenco’s very heart” (The New York Times) and elicits cheers from sold out houses of loyal fans.
Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
AMERICAN DANCE MACHINE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
November 11—16
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, November 12
Family Matinee: Saturday, November 15 2pm
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Helene Davis Public Relations, (212) 354-7436
A living archive of musical theater dance, American Dance Machine for the 21st Century (ADM21) was
founded by Artistic Producer Nikki Feirt Atkins. With Margo Sappington as Artistic Director, to date
ADM21 has reconstructed original choreography from such revered musicals as Contact, A Chorus Line,
42nd Street, Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, Big Deal, and Promises, Promises. On tap for its Joyce debut is
an enchanting program featuring live music and special guest stars who will present the best of classic
show-stopping musical theater dance.
COMPLEXIONS DANCE COMPANY
November 18—30
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday 7pm; Friday 8pm
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, November 19
Gala: Thursday, November 20
For Tickets: 212-777-7771
No performance on Thanksgiving, Nov 27
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: TBD
Featuring choreography by Dwight Rhoden that “grabs the viewer by the eyeballs and refuses to let go”
(Dance Magazine), Complexions celebrates its 20th Anniversary season by showcasing the diversity of its
repertory and the brilliance of its artists. On a program of repertory favorites and premieres, Artistic
Directors Rhoden and Desmond Richardson salute the company’s inaugural 1994 performance with
appearances by special guest artists, including the phenomenal Desmond Richardson. Highlights include
the premiere of Rhoden’s The Groove, set to the music of legendary New Orleans jazz musician Terence
Blanchard, and Rhoden classics like Hissy Fits and Ave Maria. Completing the program are Surface, the
2008 work by Jae Man Joo, a new work by Marcelo Gomez, and the ballet Duo by William Forsythe.
DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS
December 2—7
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, December 3
Tickets: $10-$49 (Joyce Members $26-$37)
Gala: Tuesday, December 2
For Tickets: 212-279-3344
Press Contact: Jenny Lerner, (212) 486-7229
Whether he is creating dazzling, complex whirlwinds of movement or tracing the interior landscape of terse
gesture, an indelible humanity lives at the core of Doug Varone’s world. The company returns to The Joyce
with three New York premieres, including Symmetry and Narrative, a work set to Christopher Rouse’s
Pulitzer Prize-winning Trombone Concerto that explores dynamic new territory.
RUSSELL MALIPHANT
STILL CURRENT
December 9—14
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Saturday 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, December 10
Tickets: $10-$49 (Joyce Members $26-$37)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
A program of works created by acclaimed choreographer Russell Maliphant, Still Current features newly
created duets, trios, and solos danced by Russell Maliphant and his remarkable company, including
Thomasin Gülgeç, Dickson Mbi, and Carys Staton, all of whom recently stunned audiences in Maliphant’s
The Rodin Project. The award winning solos Afterlight (Part One) and Two are also on tap. A diverse
physical language links the pieces, integrating vocabulary from contemporary, ballet, and martial arts.
Performances feature outstanding lighting by long-time Maliphant collaborator Michael Hulls, musical
compositions by Erik Satie and Armand Amar, and new music by Andy Cowton and Mukul. Produced by
Sadler’s Wells, with funding from the Arts Council England. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family
Gift for International Dance.
LES BALLETS TROCKADERO DE MONTE CARLO
December 16—January 4
Program A December 16-17, 29-30 7:30pm;
December 26-27, January 2 8pm; December 27-28 3pm;
December 31 5pm
Program B December 18-20, January 3 8pm;
December 20-21, 24, January 3-4 3pm; December 23 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, December 17
No performances on December 25 or January 1
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
The internationally adored Trocks, the all-male troupe who risk comfort for brilliant pointe work, achieve
“the perfect balance of tribute and sendup” (The Washington Post) as they tread lightly through the classics
of ballet. For its 40th anniversary year, the company is guaranteed to bring down the house with two
programs featuring some of its most beloved productions—Go For Barocco, ChopEniana, Don Quixote, and
Swan Lake, as well as the New York premiere of excerpts from the delightful La Naiade et Le Pecheur, which
made its world premiere in London in 1843. More than 170 years later, the Trocks bring it back for more.
BODYTRAFFiC
January 6—10
Tuesday 7:30pm; Thursday 8pm; Saturday 2pm & 8pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, January 8
Tickets: $10-$25
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
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 Britishbased choreographer known for his blunt, earthy style, and a new work by Victor Quijada, the Montrealbased choreographer whose work blends break dancing and ballet.
doug elkins choreography, etc.
January 7—11
Wednesday 7:30pm; Friday 8pm; Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Friday, January 9
Tickets: $10-$25
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
“One of the most musical, witty and inventive choreographers of his generation,” (The New York Times),
Doug Elkins comes back to The Joyce with the New York premiere of HAPLESS BIZARRE, a delightful dance
for six performers including a new vaudevillian, which explores the intersections between physical
comedy, choreography, flirtation, and romance; and MO(OR)TOWN/REDUX, which revisits, as only Elkins
can, both Shakespeare’s Othello and Jose Limón’s seminal modern dance work The Moor’s Pavane.
THE ROYAL DANISH BALLET: PRINCIPALS AND SOLOISTS
January 13—18
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, January 14
Tickets: $10-$49 (Joyce Members $26-$37)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
Sixty years after The Royal Danish Ballet’s U.S. debut, principals and soloists from this internationally
renowned company perform a fantastic program featuring excerpts from works by August Bournonville,
the acclaimed 19th century Royal Danish Ballet choreographer and ballet master who created more than
fifty works for the company. A highlight of the Joyce season, this engagement promises to be a
memorable one. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher and Family Gift for International Dance.
PARSONS DANCE
January 21—February 1
Tuesday (January 27 only)-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm & 7:30pm
Dance Chat: Thursday, January 22
Family Matinee: Saturday, January 31
Tickets: $10-$59 (Joyce Members $26-$44)
Press Contact: TBD
New Orleans takes center stage as David Parsons presents a New York premiere set to music by the
legendary Allen Toussaint. The company known for its sexy athleticism and stunning ensemble work also
performs the world premiere of a work by former Parsons dancer, and Generation NOW Fellow, Natalie
Lomonte. Also on tap—Bachiana, a humorous look at the formality and grandeur of baroque tradition set
to Bach, and the perennial favorite Caught. Four family-friendly matinees will feature repertory for dance
fans of all ages and a special opportunity to meet the dancers.
NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER 2
February 3—8
Tuesday-Wednesday 7:30pm; Thursday-Friday 8pm;
Saturday 2pm & 8pm; Sunday 2pm
Dance Chat: Wednesday, February 4
Tickets: $10-$49 (Joyce Members $26-$37)
Press Contact: Richard Kornberg & Associates, (212) 944-9444
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. Supported by The R. Britton Fisher
and Family Gift for International Dance.
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DANCE CHATS
The Joyce Theater holds free post-performance dialogues with artistic directors and/or company members
following the performance on the first Wednesday of each company’s engagement unless otherwise noted.
These dialogues are open to all audience members attending that evening’s performance.
FAMILY MATINEES
Created to help build dance audiences for the future, The Joyce’s popular family-oriented performance
series will return this fall with three family-friendly matinees, each followed by a special chance to meet the
artists. Kids’ tickets are only $10. Children who see both of the family matinees automatically become
Joyce Junior Members and save 40% on the price of their tickets ($10 reduced to $6). Children, ages 6-14,
must be accompanied by an adult (maximum four kids to one grownup). Joyce Junior Members get a
special “Backstage-at-the-Joyce” tour, a T-shirt and gift coupons.
This fall/winter season’s Family Matinee series is as follows (Kids (ages 6-14) must be accompanied by an
adult):
American Dance Machine for the 21st Century – Saturday, November 15 at 2pm
Parsons Dance – Saturday, February 1 at 2pm
DANCE TALKS AT DANY STUDIOS
The Joyce Theater will continue its popular “Dance Talks” series in the fall. These conversations between
artists and audiences – moderated by dance scholars, writers, artists and other experts in the field –
provide an informal, but in-depth examination of issues shaping dance today. The following are scheduled
for the 2014-2015 fall & winter season:
Cia. Unión Tanguera – Monday, September 15
Russell Maliphant – Monday, December 1
The Royal Danish Ballet: Principals and Soloists – Monday, January 5
Nederlands Dans Theater 2 – Monday, January 26
“Dance Talks” are free and take place at DANY Studios (305 West 38th Street, at 8th Avenue). Reservations
are required and can be arranged by calling (646) 792-8377.
ABOUT THE JOYCE THEATER
The Joyce Theater Foundation, a non-profit organization, has proudly served the dance community and its
audiences for three decades. The founders, Cora Cahan and Eliot Feld, acquired and renovated the Elgin
Theater in Chelsea, which opened as The Joyce Theater in 1982. The Joyce Theater is named in honor of
Joyce Mertz, beloved daughter of LuEsther T. Mertz. It was LuEsther’s clear, undaunted vision and
abundant generosity that made it imaginable and ultimately possible to build the theater. One of the only
theaters built by dancers for dance, The Joyce Theater has provided an intimate and elegant home for
more than 320 domestic and international companies. The Joyce has also commissioned more than 130
new dances since 1992. In 2009, The Joyce opened Dance Art New York (DANY) Studios to provide
affordable studios for rehearsals, auditions, classes, and workshops for independent choreographers, nonprofit dance companies, and the dance/theater communities. New York City public school students and
teachers annually benefit from The Joyce’s Dance Education Program, and adult audiences get closer to
dance through pre-engagement Dance Talks and post-performance Dance Chats. The Joyce Theater now
features an annual season of approximately 48 weeks with over 340 performances for audiences in excess
of 135,000.
TICKET PRICES AND MEMBER INFORMATION
To become a Joyce Member, ticket buyers simply purchase tickets to four different companies at the same
time and they automatically save 25% on tickets (not applicable for $10 or $19 tickets). Joyce Members are
entitled to the 25% discount on additional tickets purchased throughout the season – until August 2015.
For more information on becoming a Joyce Member, please visit www.Joyce.org or call JoyceCharge at 212242-0800. Single ticket prices range from $10-$75. Tickets can be purchased by calling JoyceCharge at 212242-0800, in person at the Box Office (Monday - Friday 12-6pm), or online by visiting www.Joyce.org.
Please note: ticket prices are subject to change. The Joyce Theater is located at 175 Eighth Avenue (at 19th
Street).
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Leadership support for The Joyce Theater’s 2014–2015 season has been received from the LuEsther T.
Mertz Charitable Trust.
Major support for The Joyce has been provided by the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, The Andrew W.
Mellon Foundation, The Pasculano Foundation, The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, and The
Shubert Foundation. Additional major support has been provided by First Republic Bank, The Harkness
Foundation for Dance, and The Jerome Robbins Foundation.
The co-presenting sponsors of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland are Thomson Reuters and TD Bank Group.
Lead support for the presentation of Pacific Northwest Ballet has been provided by the Rudolf Nureyev
Dance Foundation. Additional lead support has been provided by The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
and Stanton Public Relations & Marketing.
The Joyce Theater’s Fall ’14/Winter ’15 season is supported by a grant award from the National
Endowment for the Arts; and made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of
Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; as well as supported, in part, by public funds
from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council.
The presentations of Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca, BODYTRAFFIC, and doug elkins choreography, etc.
were made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding
from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with additional support
from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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 and
the Rudolf Nureyev Dance Foundation. 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.
JOYCE THEATER FALL ’14 / WINTER ‘15 DANCE SEASON
September 9—14
The Joyce at Lincoln Center:
Tickets: $35 - $145
ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
DavidHKochTheater.com or 212-496-0600 to purchase tickets
September 23—October 5
Tickets: $10 - $49 (Joyce Members $26; $37)
CIA. UNIÓN TANGUERA
NUIT BLANCHE*
October 8—12
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET*
October 15—19
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
LAR LUBOVITCH DANCE COMPANY
October 22—26
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET
October 29—November 9
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
SOLEDAD BARRIO & NOCHE FLAMENCA
NOCHE FLAMENCA Y ANTIGONA*
November 11—16
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
AMERICAN DANCE MACHINE
FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
November 18—30
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
COMPLEXIONS DANCE COMPANY
December 2—7
Tickets: $10 - $49 (Joyce Members $26; $37)
DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS
December 9—14
Tickets: $10 - $49 (Joyce Members $26; $37)
RUSSELL MALIPHANT
STILL CURRENT*
December 16—January 4
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
LES BALLETS TROCKADERO
DE MONTE CARLO*
January 6—10
Tickets: $10 - $25
BODYTRAFFiC *
January 7—11
Tickets: $10 - $25
doug elkins choreography, etc.*
January 13—18
Tickets: $10 - $49 (Joyce Members $26; $37)
THE ROYAL DANISH BALLET:
PRINCIPALS AND SOLOISTS*
January 21—February 1
Tickets: $10 - $59 (Joyce Members $26; $44)
PARSONS DANCE
February 3—8
Tickets: $10 - $49 (Joyce Members $26; $37)
NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER 2*
Prices and programs subject to change
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