April 7—19 The Joyce in Chelsea
The health and safety of our patrons and staff is of the utmost importance to us at The Joyce. Following Governor Cuomo's decision regarding large gatherings, and in consideration of our audience's best interests, we are cancelling our performance of Ballet Hispánico.
The Joyce is providing current ticket holders with the following options:
If we do not hear from you by the scheduled opening on April 7, we will automatically refund your tickets. If you would like to make a donation to the company you were scheduled to see, please request a refund and visit the company's website to make your contribution.
Our Box Office phone lines are very busy at this time. For the best service, please use this survey we created to select your choice from the options above. We appreciate your patience in processing these requests.
In these rare and difficult times, we truly appreciate your investment in New York City’s rich arts and culture organizations. As a valued member of our Joyce family, you can understand the financial impact of these changes on our dance community at large. We ask you to consider donating your ticket as support during this time.
As we are monitoring the situation, we will continue to seek guidance and best practices from the appropriate health authorities and communicate any updates to our patrons. Please visit our website for any immediate updates regarding performances.
To celebrate the Company’s 50th anniversary, Ballet Hispánico’s two week run at The Joyce Theater celebrates generations of renowned Latinx choreographers. See the NY Premiere of Gustavo Ramírez Sansano’s 18+1 and an excerpt of William Forsythe’s New Sleep, a first-time collaboration between the company and this renowned choreographer in honor of founder, Tina Ramirez. Graciela Daniele’s Cada Noche. . .Tango and Vicente Nebrada’s Batucada Fantástica return to The Joyce stage after nearly 30 years while Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s most recent work for the company, Tiburones, makes its Joyce debut. Jardí Tancat, the award winning work that launched the career of renowned choreographer Nacho Duato, and repertory from Eduardo Vilaro, Andrea Miller, Pedro Ruiz, and Ramón Oller round out the two-weeks.
Program A (Week One Evening Performances)
Tue, Apr 7-Wed, Apr 8 at 7:30pm; Thu, Apr 9-Sat, Apr 11 at 8pm
Program B (Week Two Evening Performances)
Tue, Apr 14-Wed, Apr 15 at 7:30pm; Thu, Apr 16-Sat, Apr 18 at 8pm
Program C (Matinee Performances)
Sat, Apr 11-Sun, Apr 12 at 2pm; Sat, Apr 18-Sun, Apr 19 at 2pm
Program A is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes with one intermission. Program B is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes with two intermissions. Program C is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes with one intermission. Late seating will be at the discretion of house management and latecomers are not guaranteed they will be seated in their purchased seats.
