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92Y Harkness Future Dance Festival 2021 Finalists Perform at The Joyce

The Future Dance Festival finalist performances are with the Martha Graham Dance Company at The Joyce Theater in Chelsea, Manhattan on Sat, Oct 30 at 2pm. From $61. joyce.org

The 92y Harkness Future Dance Festival 2021 is virtual at 92y.org for three weekends from April 9-25, 2021. $12

The Festival was inspired by the lockdowns of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was conceived as a new talent showcase for a jury of leaders from dance organizations across America. Seven panelists watched 185 submissions to come up with 21 finalists who will perform for you during the Festival weekends.

Performances include introductions by the company directors and interviews with the artists.

Company Director Jury

92Y Harkness Future Dance Festival 2021 (JackF/Adobe)
92Y Harkness Future Dance Festival 2021 (JackF/Adobe)
  • Janet Eilber, Artistic Director, Martha Graham Dance Company
  • Eduardo Vilaro, Artistic Director, Ballet Hispánico
  • Jessica Tong, Associate Artistic Director, Hubbard Street Dance
  • Kyle Abraham, Artistic Director, A.I.M by Kyle Abraham
  • Victor Quijada, Artistic Director, RUBBERBAND
  • Jennifer Stahl, Editor in Chief, Dance Magazine
  • Taryn Kaschock Russell, Director, 92Y Harkness Dance Center

Congratulations to the finalists.

Program 1: April 9-11

  • Annie Rigney, “Galithea”
  • Max Levy, “Silent Bell
  • Madison Elliott, “Empty Vessel”
  • Leonardo Sandoval, “All You Gotta Do is Ask”
  • Burr Johnson, “Untitled”
  • Nicole von Arx, “NINE”
  • Brian Josiah Martinez, “breaking mundane”

Program 2: April 16-18

  • Barkha Patel, “Aikyam”
  • Adrienne Lipson, “Moon Dogs”
  • Jessie Lee Thorne, “Nowhere”
  • William Ervin, “Politically Incorrect”
  • Vera Kvarcakova & Jeremy Galdeano, “Doma”
  • Brian Golden, “This is 22!”
  • Caroline Payne, “Aviary”

Program 3: April 23-25

  • Taylor Graham, “Here & Gone”
  • Baye & Asa, “John 4:20”
  • Patrick Coker, “An Echo of Peace”
  • Charly and Eriel Santagado, “De-Eschatology”
  • Jamal Callender, “Between Here and There”
  • Beatrice Panero, “A hypothesis of Do-rilla”
  • Nicholas Ranauro, “Whoa, Man”

92Y Harkness Dance Center

The 92Y Harkness Dance Center is both a dance school and festival producer. Since the 1930s, the 92Y Harkness has been one of the original homes of modern dance. Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey and Merce Cunningham of the now legendary artists developed their talents there.

It is known for the DEL Dance Education Laboratory teaching method which is now taught in NYC public schools.


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Published October 30, 2021 ~ Updated December 27, 2022.

Filed Under: 92nd Street Y, Contemporary Dance, LATIN DANCE

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