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“IT’S HARD TO THINK OF ANOTHER THEATRICAL EVENT WHERE DANCE IS RECEIVED SO ENTHUSIASTICALLY YEAR AFTER YEAR”
—The New York Times
The notion seemed radical: a dance festival that mingled legends and emerging artists from every conceivable genre of dance, with all seats going for the price of a movie ticket. But City Center’s inaugural Fall for Dance Festival was an instant smash in 2004. Since then, Fall for Dance has become an irreplaceable fixture in the city’s cultural landscape, becoming known for our eclectic programming and ability to attract new audiences to the power of dance.
Every year our building is abuzz with excitement as 20 of the world’s most groundbreaking companies converge on our stage in an absolutely thrilling smorgasbord of beloved classics and new favorites—and our most recent Festival was no exception! The 16th Fall for Dance Festival premiered four City Center commissions from Caleb Teicher, Sonya Tayeh, Kim Brandstrup, and Kyle Abraham choreographing for Misty Copeland, works from masters like Mark Morris and Martha Graham, and six US Premieres from countries as far flung as Argentina, South Africa, Russia, and Sweden.
Tune in this summer when we announce the lineup for the 2020 Fall for Dance Festival.
And in the meantime, join the conversation #FallforDance
Variety and diversity reign in Fall For Dance’s 16th season.
—Lauren Wingenroth
A highlight of the city’s cultural calendar
—The New York Times
How can any dance lover not be excited?
—Broadway World
Fall for Dance has presented over 200 companies and artists to a cumulative audience of over 350,000 newcomers and dance buffs. In 2013, City Center began commissioning new works for Fall for Dance. Recent seasons have featured world premieres from some of today’s leading choreographers, including Lil Buck, Michelle Dorrance, Mark Morris, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, and Justin Peck.
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Lead Sponsor
Major support is provided by
Jody and John Arnhold
Presenting Partners
Perry and Marty Granoff
Caroline Howard Hyman
Denise R. Sobel
Barbara and David Zalaznick
Support for new dance works at New York City Center is provided by
Virginia B. Toulmin Foundation
Additional support is provided by
Joyce F. Menschel
The SHS Foundation
The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc.
Support for the Arts Access Fund is provided by
Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund
Support for the Artistic Innovation Fund is provided by
Lisa and Richard Witten
Leadership support for dance at New York City Center is provided by
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