NYC Premiere
Thu, Sep 22, FIAF Florence Gould Hall
Sat, Sep 24, Anthology Film Archives

The Obie-award-winning company presents the final installments of their obsessive, ambitious 9-episode chronicle of an unremarkable life.

Fri, Sep 23 & Sun, Sep 25
Various Locations

Breakdance world champion Anne Nguyen gathers a dizzying circle of New York’s most talented street dancers in performances in locations in The Bronx and Times Square.

US Premiere
Wed, Sep 28, Fri, Sep 30, Sat, Oct 1
FIAF Florence Gould Hall

Pioneering British theater company Forced Entertainment invites you to crash the end of a good party—or maybe it’s the end of the world.

US Premiere
Thu, Sep 29–Sat, Oct 1
Gibney Dance

Hypnotic beats underscore a game of strategy between four jumpsuit-clad hip-hop dancers.

Sat, Oct 1
Gibney Dance

Anne Nguyen and a panel of performance-makers from Paris and New York will reflect on the impact of cultural inequality on artists.

New York Premiere
Fri, Sep 30–Sun, Oct 2
Federal Hall

For his NYC debut, visionary director Romeo Castellucci deconstructs Julius Caesar into a brief, phantasmagorical dreamscape.

World Premiere
Tue, Oct 4–Sat, Oct 8
The Kitchen

Maria Hassabi returns to the theater to present four of New York’s most captivating dancers in an intricate, shape-shifting live sculpture.

U.S. Premiere
Thu, Oct 6–Sat, Oct 8
Thu, Oct 13–Sat, Oct 15
Abrons Arts Center

All performances of Blackouts have been cancelled due to unexpected travel circumstances.

US Premiere
Thu, Oct 13–Sat, Oct 15
Baryshnikov Arts Center

Two of Ouramdane’s longtime collaborators perform hypnotic, captivating self-portraits in a haunting duet.

Sat, Oct 15
Baryshnikov Arts Center

Rachid Ouramdane and arts leaders from both sides of the Atlantic discuss how institutions can best address cultural inequality.

Mon, Oct 17
FIAF Florence Gould Hall

This piece from Bel’s biographical series grants us intimate access into the life and mind of a member of Paris Opera’s corps de ballet.

Thu, Oct 20–Sat, Oct 22
The Joyce Theater

A landmark of contemporary performance, this Bessie-award-winner is dance at its most mischievous.

Tue, Oct 25
Abrons Arts Center

Join young people from the LES to ask pertinent, provocative questions about gentrification, capitalism, art, and community.

New York Premiere
Thu, Oct 27–Sat, Oct 29
The Kitchen

Jérôme Bel strips dance down to its essentials—a male and female body, a light bulb, and an iconic tune.

Thu, Oct 27–Mon, Oct 31
MoMA

MoMA Dance Company, brings together 20 MoMA staff members to subvert the category of a dance company, virtuosity, as well as Artist’s Choice’s habitual focus on objects.

Thu, Nov 3
New Museum

My Barbarian invites you to a one-night-only experimental caucus days before the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Sep 28–Jan 8
New Museum

World Premiere
Sat, Oct 1–Mon, Oct 31
Times Square

Artist, writer, and Artistic Director of Forced Entertainment, Tim Etchells brings a poetic, performative sculpture to jumbo screens across Times Square.

On view till Jan 31
FIAF Gallery

The French artist and photographer transforms documentary images of French hydroelectric and nuclear facilities into abstract, poetic compositions.