Fall for Dance Festival
“Featuring 11 premieres and seven international companies, this year’s festival brings the world’s best from across the globe to city center—all for just $30. This is your chance to see international greats like the royal ballet and gauthier dance, or hometown heroes like robbie f”
“This year’s iteration of City Center’s popular Fall for Dance Festival offers the standard mix of the promising and the poorly chosen, the not-so-familiar and the all-too. The most intriguing première comes from Robbie Fairchild, a former New York City Ballet star who has found s”
The 23rd Fall for Dance Festival brings another electrifying lineup of the best in dance from around the world to New York City, including artists from Australia, Germany, Spain, and more. Get ready to fall in love with dance all over again—or for the very first time—all for just $30 no matter where you sit in the
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theater. This year includes two City Center commissions: the Drama Desk-winning Pony Cam (Burnout Paradise), offers a retrospective look at the history of the Festival; and former New York City Ballet Principal and Tony nominee Robbie Fairchild creates a new work inspired by the origin story of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, co-commissioned with Guild Hall.
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“This year’s iteration of City Center’s popular Fall for Dance Festival offers the standard mix of the promising and the poorly chosen, the not-so-familiar and the all-too. The most intriguing première comes from Robbie Fairchild, a former New York City Ballet star who has found s…” via The New Yorker — Critics' Notebook ↗
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“Highlights include a new piece by Robbie Fairchild, flamenco dancer Juan Tomás de la Molía, and Miami City Ballet performing a new Alexei Ratmansky piece.” via The New Yorker — Listening Booth (music essays) ↗
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“The popular Fall for Dance Festival offers a mix of performances.” via The New Yorker — Musical Events (Alex Ross, classical/opera) ↗
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