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What you’ll see

A solo drawn from Elsa Dorlin’s writing on Tituba — the performer uses her own body as a living archive of suppressed voices.

Running time

60 minutes

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From $30

What you’ll see

A beloved British company reborn, dancing treasures New York hasn’t seen in decades.

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Season tickets at the Joyce run $32–$72 (per TDF’s season listing)

What you’ll see

Carmen reimagined through Picasso’s palette — physically charged contemporary ballet.

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What the critics say

“Ballet Hispánico dances with elegance and lyricism.”

What you’ll see

Carmen reimagined through Picasso’s palette — physically charged contemporary ballet, an easy train ride from Penn Station.

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$34–$93

What you’ll see

The great American modern-dance repertory — Esplanade is joyful Bach set to running, falling, and catching; Piazzolla Caldera is tango-drenched and smoldering. If you see one modern-dance program this year, this is the one.

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Opening night, Tue Nov 3: every seat $10

What the critics say

“…both danced brilliantly by this company’s artists, remind us how profoundly Taylor’s choreography captures the full range of human experience”

“One of the most exciting, innovative, and delightful dance companies in the entire world.”

What you’ll see

The choreographer of Broadway’s The Lion King brings his Rochester company’s polyrhythmic fire to Chelsea.

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A Bessie Award winner’s three-part evening — Double Dutch play, pandemic stillness, and re-emergence — built before, during, and after 2020.

Running time

1 hr 5 min, no intermission

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From $40

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A rising choreographer’s new work in a church sanctuary — intimate, physical, and priced for everybody.

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From $30

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Andrea Miller’s company — athletic, theatrical, unmistakably of-this-moment contemporary dance.

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Part two of a speculative trilogy at the crossroads of dance, theater, and visual art.

Running time

1 hr 30 min, no intermission

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From $45

What the critics say

“Okpokwasili organizes blood, sinew, diaphragm, and muscle into devastating constellations.”

What you’ll see

Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson’s company — ballet technique supercharged with contemporary heat.

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What you’ll see

Five works choreographed and performed by the dancers themselves — the downtown scene at its most personal.

Running time

About 90 minutes

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The 1954 classic — a growing Christmas tree, a battle of toy soldiers and mice, and the Sugarplum Fairy in Balanchine’s hometown staging.

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Lindy hop virtuosos and a live band turn the Joyce into a holiday dance hall.

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What you’ll see

America’s most beloved dance company in its home season. Revelations alone is worth the ticket — thirty-six minutes that reliably bring a theater to its feet.

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From $45 (fees included)

What the critics say

“It is breathtaking to watch.”

“Revelations (Alvin Ailey) is, simply, a revelation.”

Running time

55 minutes

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Free — RSVP required

What you’ll see

Beijing’s mesmerizing ensemble — bodies moving as one continuous, hypnotic organism.

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The world’s funniest ballet company — all-male, en pointe, and technically dazzling underneath the comedy. A holiday tradition.

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