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Pilobolus • World Premiere of a New Movement/Theater/Music Work by David Gordon • Joyce Fall '12/Winter '13 Season Announced • $25 tickets to 6000 miles away sponsored by MetLife • Joyce SoHo Spring/Summer '12 Performance Season Announced • Residency Initiative • PAC at World Trade Center Site

Pilobolus

Renowned for its ingeniously intricate and athletic creative collaborations, Pilobolus will present three New York premieres over two separate programs. Premieres include a yet-to-be-titled collaboration with renowned choreographer Sidi Larbi Cheraoui; Azimuth, a group work created in collaboration with juggler/physicist extraordinaire Michael Moschen; and Skyscrapers, a video directed by filmmaker Trish Sie, set to the OK GO song by the same name.Read the full press release.

World Premiere of a New Movement/Theater/Music Work by David Gordon

Pick Up Performance Co(s), in collaboration with The Joyce Theater, presents the world premiere of The Beginning of the End of the..., a new movement/theater/music work in two-parts written, directed and choreographed by David Gordon, for an unprecedented four-week engagement at Joyce SoHo.Read the full press release.

The Joyce Theater's Fall '12/Winter '13 Season Announced

The fall '12/Winter '13 season at The Joyce Theater includes extraordinary international companies and encompasses a wide range of dance artists and styles. The roster features companies who have performed at The Joyce and now return with new work, as well as companies making their Joyce debuts. Read the full press release.

$25 Tickets to 6000 miles away sponsored by MetLife

The Joyce Theater Foundation is thrilled to announce that, through a generous grant by MetLife Foundation, $25 tickets will be available to the upcoming American premiere of the Sadler’s Wells London / Sylvie Guillem production of 6000 miles away at Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater, April 4, 5, and 7, 2012. Read the full press release.

Joyce SoHo Spring/Summer '12 Performance Season Announced

The spring/summer ’12 season at Joyce SoHo features a riveting line-up of the dance world’s most innovative choreographers and companies. Among the highlights: the world premiere of a full-length work by David Gordon that will run for the entire month of June in celebration of Gordon’s impressive 50-year career as a dance maker; in April, three companies — Alexandra Beller/Dances, skybetter and associates, and Decadancetheatre — will perform in rep; and Chunky Move returns with the New York premiere of a moving solo created and performed by Gideon Obarzanek. Read the full press release.

In Performance: Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of September 11

An Evening of Dance and Music presented by The Joyce Theater
The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. will present two free performances on September 10 and 11 at 5pm in the Nelson A. Rockefeller Park to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of September 11, 2001. This special event will feature performances by the Limón Dance Company with Voices of Ascension; the Paul Taylor Dance Company with Orchestra of St. Luke's; and a new work created by Jessica Lang especially for this occasion, among others to be announced. Read the full press release.

The Joyce Theater Announces the Selection of Choreographers to Participate in Residency Initiatives

The Joyce Theater proudly announces that it will continue to support the dance community with the selection of ten choreographers to participate in two residency initiatives which will take place during a two-year period, with additional artists to be selected to participate in 2011. Read the full press release.

Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center site receives $100 million, with The Joyce named as main tenant

Mayor Bloomberg, Governor Paterson and Speaker Silver have announced an agreement to create a $100 million fund designated for the Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center Site. In addition, the internationally renowned Joyce Theater has been named the main tenant for the performing arts center. Read the full press release.

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