Past Events

Excerpts from my new work Il Giardino d'Amore, set to Alessandro Scarlatti's early 18th century serenata Il Giardino di Amore inspired by the mythic lovers Venus and Adonis, will take place as part of...

As curator of a Fridays at Noon program entitled Daisy Chain, I have asked emerging choreographers Christine Elmo, John Hoobyar, and Raja Feather Kelly to each select a dance artist on whom they will make...

This fall I will set a new work entitled Flowstone on student dancers at the Chadwick School. Inspired by the phenomenon in which speleothems (or "cave deposits") known as flowstones are formed by films...

Dancers Andrew Champlin, Christiana Axelsen, Raja Kelly, Caitlin Scranton, Kyle Gerry, and Justin Lynch will perform excerpts from Dardanus Suite (2015) and Il Giardino d'Amore, my new work set to Alessandro...

Students from the Interlochen Arts Academy Dance Company will première my new work The Good So Far featuring costume designs by Andrew Jordan and set to renowned composer Nico Muhly's orchestral work...

Dancers Andrew Champlin, Christiana Axelsen, Raja Kelly, Kyle Gerry, and Justin Lynch will perform excerpts from Il Giardino d'Amore, my new work set to Alessandro Scarlatti's early 18th century serenata...

Dancer Kay Ottinger performs the portrait of Saint Bega from my "Bessie" Award-winning work Ursula and the 11,000 Virgins (2005), on a shared program of works by various choreographers for the Brooklyn...

Dancer Andrew Champlin performs an excerpt from Il Giardino d'Amore, my new work set to Alessandro Scarlatti's 18th century Serenata Il Giardino di Amore, on a shared program of works by various choreographers...

Join us for a program of short dances inspired by heroes of ancient myth and legend including my recent work Janet (2014) as well as a suite of dances inspred my recent foray into the world of Baroque...

In residence at the Opéra National de Bordeaux with director Michel Fau and conductor Raphaël Pichon of Ensemble Pygmalion, I will create choreography for Jean-Philippe Rameau's lyric tragedy in five...