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PAUL TAYLOR AMERICAN MODERN DANCE returns to Lincoln Center in 2018 with a magnificent lineup of dances featuring the PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY. The Season includes 13 classics and a world premiere by Paul Taylor... a work by Lila York... and world premieres commissioned by Taylor from Doug Varone and Bryan Arias. Also performing are special guest artists Sara Mearns dancing works by Isadora Duncan, and special guest company Trisha Brown Dance Company. A special one-night-only event co-produced with the American Dance Festival, ICONS: Trisha Brown, Isadora Duncan, Paul Taylor, will take place Sunday, March 18 at 6 PM. Through our partnership with Orchestra of St. Luke's, live music will be performed at every performance.
Paul Taylor Dance Company dancers: Michael Trusnovec, Robert Kleinendorst, James Samson, Michelle Fleet, Parisa Khobdeh, Sean Mahoney, Eran Bugge, Laura Halzack, Jamie Rae Walker, Michael Apuzzo, Michael Novak, Heather McGinley, George Smallwood, Christina Lynch Markham, Madelyn Ho, Kristin Draucker, Lee Duveneck, and Alex Clayton
Trisha Brown Dance Company dancers: Cecily Campbell, Marc Crousillat, Leah Ives, Tara Lorenzen, Jamie Scott, and Sam Wentz
Wednesday, March 7, 7 PM Roses | Paul Taylor New Work* | Cloven Kingdom
GALA // Thursday, March 8, 6:30 PM Arden Court | Bryan Arias New Work* | Esplanade
Friday, March 9, 8 PM Musical Offering | Gossamer Gallants | Piazzolla Caldera
Saturday, March 10, 2 PM Arden Court | Gossamer Gallants | Esplanade
Saturday, March 10, 8 PM Roses | Doug Varone New Work* | Promethean Fire
Sunday, March 11, 2 PM Cloven Kingdom | Paul Taylor New Work* | Piazzolla Caldera
Tuesday, March 13, 7 PM Continuum | Runes | Esplanade
Wednesday, March 14, 7 PM Set and Reset | Eventide | Mercuric Tidings
Thursday, March 15, 7 PM Changes | Continuum | Cloven Kingdom
Friday, March 16, 8 PM Set and Reset | Banquet of Vultures | Promethean Fire
Saturday, March 17, 2 PM Changes | Eventide | Piazzolla Caldera
Saturday, March 17, 8 PM Musical Offering | Bryan Arias New Work* | Arden Court
Sunday, March 18, 2 PM Roses | Doug Varone New Work* | Mercuric Tidings
Sunday, March 18, 6 PM ICONS: Set and Reset | Dances of Isadora* | Esplanade
Tuesday, March 20, 7 PM Set and Reset | Runes | Mercuric Tidings
Wednesday, March 21, 7 PM Dances of Isadora* | Bryan Arias New Work* | Piazzolla Caldera
Thursday, March 22, 7 PM Dances of Isadora* | Paul Taylor New Work* | Promethean Fire
Friday, March 23, 8 PM Doug Varone New Work* | Eventide | Cloven Kingdom
Saturday, March 24, 2 PM Changes | Continuum | Gossamer Gallants
Saturday, March 24, 8 PM Dances of Isadora* | Banquet of Vultures | Esplanade
Sunday, March 25, 2 PM Musical Offering, Runes, Mercuric Tidings * World Premiere
Photos © Paul B. Goode
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