New York Theatre Ballet Presents Legends & Visionaries: Postmodern Dance at Judson Church
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New York Theatre Ballet
Paying tribute to the groundbreaking Judson Church choreographers who radically pushed the boundaries of what dance could be, New York Theatre Ballet (NYTB) presents Legends & Visionaries: Postmodern Dance at Judson Church, Friday, April 25 at 7:00PM and Saturday, April 26 at 3:00PM. New York City’s Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village saw the birth of postmodern dance in the early 1960’s. Nearly 60 years later, New York Theatre Ballet brings postmodern dance home in two performances.
In its first performances at the historic Judson Church, NYTB will present infrequently performed works by David Gordon, Trisha Brown, and James Waring whose experimental work served as a precursor to Judson Church performances. NYTB’s program will feature the Company Premiere of Trisha Brown’s Spanish Dance, David Gordon’s A Plain Romance Explained/Keith’s Solo and Beethoven/1999, and a revival of James Waring’s An Eccentric Beauty, Revisited. Douglas Dunn’s Roses (1990) and Amanda Treiber’s Sideslip complete the program.
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