Buglisi Dance Theatre seeks professional and advanced dancers for the 2025 Table of Silence Project 9/11, a public performance ritual and Call to Action for Peace. This monumental work held on the Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center and streamed live around the world provides an outlet to reclaim a tragic moment in our city's history and build community with others through an embodied experience that has become an annual part of how NYC commemorates September 11.  

Call for Professional & Advanced Dancers: 

NEW DATE! Monday, August 18, 5:00-7:00pm (studio provided upon registration)

Advance Registration is Required by 8/18/25 - Thank you! 

To Register Email: tableofsilence12@gmail.com with “Table of Silence – Dance/NYC” in the subject line: 1) Attach dance résumé with head shot; and, 2) Dance photo in motion

Returning Dancers are not required to attend the open call, but must register by 8/18/25 TO: tableofsilence12@gmail.com so that we know you are performing with us this year. Kindly put in the subject line: "Table of Silence Project- Past Performer", and provide the year(s) that you performed, your résumé and dance photo, for our records.

Interested but cannot attend the open call? Email tableofsilence12@gmail.com

Rehearsal Period: August 18 through September 10
Free Public Performance: Thurs., September 11, 2025 | Josie Robertson Plaza, Lincoln Center | 8:00AM | includes global live stream

All venues for the open call, rehearsals, and performance are ADA compliant.

Accessibility to the LC campus | access@lincolncenter.org | 212-875.5375 

BDT strives to create an inclusive experience that is welcoming of all artists regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability or religion. All rehearsal and performance venues are ADA compliant.

“The Table of Silence Project 9/11 needs your artistic voice now more than ever, as we are experiencing a pivotal moment in history. In this time of awakenings and transformation, we look to You, the artists for truths and solidarity. With You, the Table of Silence Project continues its evolution as a healing ritual, most relevant to the present-day suffering of all those affected by war, systemic oppression, and environmental and social injustices” - Artistic Director/Choreographer Jacqulyn Buglisi    

INFO: tableofsilence.org