This summer, Lincoln Center's schedule is full of exhilarating dance programs including the biggest names in modern dance!
July 12, 14-15, 9:00pm
Emanuel Gat Dance
Winter Voyage/ The Rite of Spring
Fusing Cuban salsa with Stravinsky (with nods to Nijinsky), Emanuel Gat, the evocative Israeli choreographer, presents The Rite of Spring, a burning, surprising, and savage fertility ritual. Completing the program is Winter Voyage, a duet set to three selections from Winterreisse, Schubert’s anguished song cycle. This is a work that takes a poignant look at seduction and disappointment, desire and loss.
LaGuardia Concert Hall
Tickets: $35
*July 18-20, 8:00pm*
Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Dance Company
Blind Date
In the hands of choreographer Bill T. Jones, dance becomes an extraordinary tool for probing life’s big questions. Blind Date asks hard, sensitive and often subtle questions about honor, sacrifice, duty and loyalty in a world threatened by nationalistic fervor and spiritual righteousness.
LaGuardia Concert Hall
Tickets: $50
July 20-22, 8:00pm
Batsheva Dance Company
Telophaza
Batsheva’s Artistic Director, Ohad Naharin, leads this pre-eminent Israeli dance company in a powerful and penetrating performance of his latest work. Humorous and joyful, at once intimate and grand, Telophaza showcases the Batsheva Dance Company and Naharin at the height of their powers.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $25, 40, 55, 65
July 21& 22, 8:00pm
Saburo Teshigawara
Bones in Pages
The air is charged as Saburo Teshigawara fuses sculpture with dance, air, space and time, redefining the parameters of space in an infinite series of movements. A cult figure in Japan, this prolific artist has achieved iconic status throughout Europe. Festival 2006 provides a rare opportunity to witness this “magician of movement” (The Times Literary Supplement) exhibit his rare gifts.
Rose Theater
Tickets: $20, 35, 50
July 25, 8:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Opening Night Celebration
Recently named Company of the Year 2005 by Dance Europe magazine, San Francisco Ballet, a vibrant and gifted company, comes to Festival 2006 to showcase an extraordinary range of ballets.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 26-28, 8:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Sylvia
Under the guidance of Helgi Tomasson, one of the great Balanchine dancers, this renowned company premieres its lavish production of Sylvia, created by Mark Morris. The result is “an enchanting blend of movement and vocabularies and a wondrous demonstration of the power of tonal nuance” (Financial Times).
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 29, 8:00pm
July 30, 3:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Repertory Program
The mixed-repertory program includes Forsythe’s Artifact Suite, which had its U.S. premiere by the company in spring 2006. Also on the program is Christopher Wheeldon’s Quaternary, called a “jewel” by the London Observer when San Francisco Ballet premiered the work in Paris in 2005, as well as Helgi Tomasson’s 7 for Eight, proclaimed “stunning” by the San Francisco Chronicle upon its 2004 premiere.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 27& 29, 7:00pm
Yasmeen Godder
Strawberry Cream and Gunpowder
Born in Israel, brought up in New York City, choreographer Yasmeen Godder occupies a special place in Israeli performance, as she brings her theatrical sensibility to making art on the front lines. In Strawberry Cream and Gunpowder, Godder stages the rawly emotional images seen every day in newspapers and on television.
LaGuardia Drama Theater
Tickets: $35
Coming in August to the Mostly Mozart Festival:
Mozart Dances
Mark Morris Dance Group
World Premiere
This season, Mostly Mozart Festival audiences will be treated to the world premiere of a piece commissioned by Lincoln Center that combines the recognizable genius of Mark Morris with the interpretative gifts of Louis Langrée and Emanuel Ax. Set to Mozart piano works, Mozart Dances is performed by the Mark Morris Dance Group and features pianist Emanuel Ax performing with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra led by Maestro Langrée. With the collaboration of these exquisite performers, Mozart Dances is certain to provide fresh insight into Mozart’s music.
Thursday, August 17 at 8:00pm
Friday, August 18 at 8:00pm
Saturday, August 19 at 8:00pm
Mark Morris Dance Group
Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra
Louis Langrée, conductor
Emanuel Ax, piano
Yoko Nozaki, piano
Tickets: $75 / 55 / 40 / 25
For tickets and more information, please log on to http://www.LincolnCenter.org or call CenterCharge at 212.721.6500
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This summer, Lincoln Center's schedule is full of exhilarating dance programs including the biggest names in modern dance!
July 12, 14-15, 9:00pm
Emanuel Gat Dance
Winter Voyage/ The Rite of Spring
Fusing Cuban salsa with Stravinsky (with nods to Nijinsky), Emanuel Gat, the evocative Israeli choreographer, presents The Rite of Spring, a burning, surprising, and savage fertility ritual. Completing the program is Winter Voyage, a duet set to three selections from Winterreisse, Schubert’s anguished song cycle. This is a work that takes a poignant look at seduction and disappointment, desire and loss.
LaGuardia Concert Hall
Tickets: $35
*July 18-20, 8:00pm*
Bill T. Jones/ Arnie Zane Dance Company
Blind Date
In the hands of choreographer Bill T. Jones, dance becomes an extraordinary tool for probing life’s big questions. Blind Date asks hard, sensitive and often subtle questions about honor, sacrifice, duty and loyalty in a world threatened by nationalistic fervor and spiritual righteousness.
LaGuardia Concert Hall
Tickets: $50
July 20-22, 8:00pm
Batsheva Dance Company
Telophaza
Batsheva’s Artistic Director, Ohad Naharin, leads this pre-eminent Israeli dance company in a powerful and penetrating performance of his latest work. Humorous and joyful, at once intimate and grand, Telophaza showcases the Batsheva Dance Company and Naharin at the height of their powers.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $25, 40, 55, 65
July 21& 22, 8:00pm
Saburo Teshigawara
Bones in Pages
The air is charged as Saburo Teshigawara fuses sculpture with dance, air, space and time, redefining the parameters of space in an infinite series of movements. A cult figure in Japan, this prolific artist has achieved iconic status throughout Europe. Festival 2006 provides a rare opportunity to witness this “magician of movement” (The Times Literary Supplement) exhibit his rare gifts.
Rose Theater
Tickets: $20, 35, 50
July 25, 8:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Opening Night Celebration
Recently named Company of the Year 2005 by Dance Europe magazine, San Francisco Ballet, a vibrant and gifted company, comes to Festival 2006 to showcase an extraordinary range of ballets.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 26-28, 8:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Sylvia
Under the guidance of Helgi Tomasson, one of the great Balanchine dancers, this renowned company premieres its lavish production of Sylvia, created by Mark Morris. The result is “an enchanting blend of movement and vocabularies and a wondrous demonstration of the power of tonal nuance” (Financial Times).
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 29, 8:00pm
July 30, 3:00pm
San Francisco Ballet
Repertory Program
The mixed-repertory program includes Forsythe’s Artifact Suite, which had its U.S. premiere by the company in spring 2006. Also on the program is Christopher Wheeldon’s Quaternary, called a “jewel” by the London Observer when San Francisco Ballet premiered the work in Paris in 2005, as well as Helgi Tomasson’s 7 for Eight, proclaimed “stunning” by the San Francisco Chronicle upon its 2004 premiere.
New York State Theater
Tickets: $30, 45, 60, 75
July 27& 29, 7:00pm
Yasmeen Godder
Strawberry Cream and Gunpowder
Born in Israel, brought up in New York City, choreographer Yasmeen Godder occupies a special place in Israeli performance, as she brings her theatrical sensibility to making art on the front lines. In Strawberry Cream and Gunpowder, Godder stages the rawly emotional images seen every day in newspapers and on television.
LaGuardia Drama Theater
Tickets: $35
Coming in August to the Mostly Mozart Festival:
Mozart Dances
Mark Morris Dance Group
World Premiere
This season, Mostly Mozart Festival audiences will be treated to the world premiere of a piece commissioned by Lincoln Center that combines the recognizable genius of Mark Morris with the interpretative gifts of Louis Langrée and Emanuel Ax. Set to Mozart piano works, Mozart Dances is performed by the Mark Morris Dance Group and features pianist Emanuel Ax performing with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra led by Maestro Langrée. With the collaboration of these exquisite performers, Mozart Dances is certain to provide fresh insight into Mozart’s music.
Thursday, August 17 at 8:00pm
Friday, August 18 at 8:00pm
Saturday, August 19 at 8:00pm
Mark Morris Dance Group
Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra
Louis Langrée, conductor
Emanuel Ax, piano
Yoko Nozaki, piano
Tickets: $75 / 55 / 40 / 25
For tickets and more information, please log on to http://www.LincolnCenter.org or call CenterCharge at 212.721.6500