One of America’s most revered master choreographers, Lar Lubovitch celebrates his company’s 50th anniversary with two programs that highlight his “ravishing...complicated and mysterious” work (The New Yorker). Lubovitch presents a haunting world premiere, set to seldom-heard choral music by Schubert, as well as signature works, like Men’s Stories. During the run, the Martha Graham Dance Company and The Joffrey Ballet will also take the stage to perform seminal Lubovitch dances, in honor of this rare milestone.

Curtain Chat: Wed, Apr 18

Program A: (Tue-Fri)

The Legend of Ten (2010) – Performed by the Martha Graham Dance Company

Something About Night (World Premiere)

Scriabin Dances (1977)

Men’s Stories: A Concerto in Ruin (2000)

 

Program B: (Sat mat & Sat eve and Sun mat)

Little Rhapsodies (2007)

Othello: A dance in three acts – Act III (1997) – Performed by principals from the Joffrey Ballet

Something About Night (World Premiere)

Men’s Stories: A Concerto in Ruin (2000)

 

Program C: (Sun Eve)

A Brahms Symphony (1985) - Performed by George Mason Univ. School of Dance

Men’s Stories: A Concerto in Ruin (2000)