New York Live Arts, guided by the leadership of visionary artist Bill T. Jones, collaborates with boundary pushing artists, ...

Inspired by the Lila ceremonies, traditional mystical and musical celebrations of his native Morocco, Ismaël Mouaraki explores trance with a group of male dancers from Quebec and Morocco in his newest ...

“Working with Bill so far has been nothing less than miraculous. We listen to one another and then each of us makes bold suggestions.” – Anne Bogart A Rite was commissioned by Carolina Performing Arts ...

A masterclass with one of the most dynamic forces in contemporary dance. Known for his immersive experiments in varied cultural forms, Augustijnen has been working closely with les ballets C de la B ...

This letter to Jones’ nephew is a music and dance driven study using movement motifs that reference a troubled life in show business, the sex trade and the hard job of growing up. This is a ...

New York Live Arts and Le Train Bleu Present the perfect kick off to the week with Sound Bar. Join us at the Live Gallery Cafe, in our lobby for Live Music and happy hour specials on Mondays in ...

The Suitcase Fund hosts Isack Peter Abeneko and Nshoma Nkwabi, two emerging choreographers from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for a week-long research residency in NYC from April 12-21, 2014. Please join ...

Resident Commission Artists, Kyle Abraham, will share his examination of themes and ideas through two different showings as part of Live Artery. Both evenings Abraham will show an excerpt from his ...

After sold-out performances in February, BalletNext returns to New York Live Arts for a two-week season of rich and diverse repertory. Dance and music play on and off of each other to create a ...

Bill Jones was born and raised in rural Steuben County in upstate New York. He began his dance training as a student at the State University of New York at Binghamton where, as a theater major on an ...

DiaArt Foundation and New York Live Arts present the New York premiere of Boy mother / faceless bloom, a stage work by Juni One Set, a collaboration of Senga Nengudi, yuniya edi kwon, and Haruko Crow ...