Fall '25/Winter '26 Season

Experience the power of Still Here—a groundbreaking performance by Indigenous Enterprise that blends powwow tradition with contemporary storytelling to honor ancestors, celebrate Native excellence, and proclaim to the world: We Are Still Here.

Celebrate 20 years of bold innovation and artistic excellence as BalletX returns to The Joyce with a powerful retrospective program and the New York premiere of Sojourner by Gregory Dawson.

The Arpino Dance Festival honors the visionary legacy of Gerald Arpino with a dynamic celebration of his iconic works, performed by a stellar lineup of acclaimed ballet companies from across the nation.

The Limón Dance Company celebrates its 80th anniversary with a powerful program that bridges generations, featuring iconic works by José Limón and a bold world premiere by Diego Vega Solorza, honoring the company’s legacy while amplifying the voices of today.

Ballet Preljocaj’s Gravity transforms the invisible pull of physics into a powerful, poetic force of contemporary dance.

French company DYPTIK makes its New York debut with Le Grand Bal, a raw, high-octane fusion of Hip-hop, theater, and contemporary dance that transforms isolation into an explosive celebration of collective release.

GALLIM unveils the world premiere of MOTHER, Andrea Miller’s hauntingly beautiful new work that conjures a mythic universe through raw physicality, surreal design, and the primal power of creation.

Rennie Harris returns to The Joyce with American Street Dancer, a powerful new work that celebrates the rich legacy of Street Dance across the U.S. with live music, electrifying movement, and a cast of acclaimed artists.

Complexions Contemporary Ballet returns to The Joyce with its signature blend of power and precision in a thrilling program of new works and audience favorites, celebrating 31 seasons of boundary-pushing artistry.

Ephrat Asherie Dance and Arturo O’Farrill unite in Shadow Cities, a vibrant journey through Afro-diasporic dance and live music that explores identity, memory, and the transformative power of the in-between.

Get into the swing of the season with A Very SW!NG OUT Holiday—a dazzling celebration of Lindy Hop, live jazz, and joyful dancing that turns the whole theater into a winter wonderland.

This holiday season, tumble into a dazzling world of illusion and imagination with MOMIX’s ALICE—a breathtaking adventure through Wonderland filled with acrobatics, magic, and holiday whimsy.

In a powerful return, Hervé Koubi’s What The Day Owes To The Night fuses street dance, capoeira, and contemporary movement into a poetic journey of heritage, identity, and breathtaking physicality.

Curated by Daniil Simkin, Sons of Echo is a bold fusion of classical and contemporary dance, showcasing principal stars in new and reimagined works by groundbreaking female choreographers.

Internationally acclaimed for its profound artistry and authenticity, Soledad Barrio & Noche Flamenca returns to The Joyce with a riveting program that honors the rich traditions of flamenco while showcasing the expressive depth of its singular ensemble.

Malpaso Dance Company returns with fierce contemporary Cuban artistry and a historic first—becoming the first Cuban company to perform Martha Graham’s work, alongside bold new creations from rising and established voices.

Trinity Irish Dance Company celebrates 35 years of boundary-breaking performance with a thrilling blend of Irish roots and American innovation—featuring bold new works and a landmark reinvention of a fan favorite.

Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE returns to The Joyce with a powerful fusion of African traditions and contemporary storytelling in a season celebrating nearly 40 years of transformative dance.