1071 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10128
guggenheim.org
continues its "Works and Process" series this fall, including three programs of particular interest to ballet lovers:
DANCE
& MUSIC
DEMO
WITH
DAMIAN WOETZEL
Sun
and Mon, Sept 21 and 22, 7:30 pm
Damian
Woetzel’s new NYC-based
DEMO
series
will bring together
artists
from different genres
exploring
a common theme. This
DEMO
preview
features a cast of
dancers
including Carla
Korbes
(Sept
21 only), Tiler
Peck,
Fang-Yi
Sheu,
Lil
Buck,
Herman
Cornejo,
and
Robert
Fairchild and
musicians
including
flutist Claire
Chase,
tabla player Sandeep
Das,
violinist
Johnny
Gandelsman,
and Galician bagpiper Cristina
Pato.
THE
KENNEDY CENTER
LITTLE
DANCER WITH
SUSAN STROMAN
Sun,
Oct 5, 7:30 pm
Inspired
by the obscure ballerina who
posed
for the famed Edgar Degas
sculpture
Little
Dancer Aged Fourteen
(1879–81),
this new musical follows the
young
dancer Marie Van Goethem as
she
struggles in the Paris Opera Ballet
and
inadvertently becomes the world’s
most
recognized dancer. Excerpts
will
be performed by four-time Tony
Award–winner
Boyd
Gaines,
three-time Tony Award–nominee
Rebecca
Luker,
and New York City Ballet principal dancer Tiler
Peck.
Director and choreographer Susan Stroman will participate
in
a moderated discussion with Lynn
Ahrens (book
and lyrics) and
Stephen
Flaherty (music).
Arrive
early and stay late to view Degas’ Dancers
in Green and Yellow
(Danseuses
vertes et jauntes),
from the Guggenheim’s permanent collection,
from
6:30–7:30 pm and 8:45–9:30 pm in the Thannhauser Gallery.
JEROME
ROBBINS
FANCY
FREE TO
ON
THE TOWN
Sun
and Mon, Nov 9 and 10, 7:30 pm
In
1944, Leonard
Bernstein
and
Jerome Robbins
created
the ballet Fancy
Free
and
with Betty
Comden
and Adolph
Green
transformed it into
the
musical On
The Town.
See
excerpts from Fancy
Free,
a performance of “New York, New
York”
from the original On
The Town staged
by Robert
LaFosse
and
excerpts of the fall 2014 revival of On
The Town by
Tony
Award–winning
director John Rando and
Emmy Award–winning
choreographer
Joshua
Bergasse.
Robbins biographer Amanda
Vaill
moderates
the discussion with LaFosse, Bergasse, Rando,
actress
Phyllis
Newman,
and writer/narrator Jamie
Bernstein,
daughter
of Leonard Bernstein.
Fall 2014 season brochure (PDF)
Box Office
Phone: 212 423 3575E-mail: boxoffice@guggenheim.org
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