American Repertory Ballet Performs In New York City

American Repertory Ballet Performs in New York City

For the first time since Ethan Stiefel took over the helm at their Princeton, New Jersey studios, American Repertory Ballet performs in New York City bringing their successful Movin’ + Groovin’ program to the Big Apple.

The triple bill premiered in New Brunswick, NJ in June 22 (read our review here) featuring Ja’ Malik’s Moving to Bach, set to Bach’s Sonata for Violin Solo No.1; Caili Quan’s Circadia, set to an eclectic array of music ranging from Boban Markovi Orkestar, The Teskey Brothers and Gabriella Smith; and Claire Davison’s Time Within A Time, set to the music of Fleetwood Mac.

"Movin’ + Groovin’ is a vivid example of ARB's commitment to commissioning and fostering the presentation of diverse makers, movements and modalities in ballet and dance. Ja' Malik, Caili and Claire infuse their work with singular vocabularies and points of departure, creating an exhilarating and special evening of dance. With all three choreographers either calling or having called NYC their home, it seems ideal that what they made exclusively for ARB be shared with New York audiences at the Kaye Playhouse.”

Ethan Stiefel

Artistic Director of American Repertory Ballet

This time around, Hunter College’s Kaye Playhouse will host American Repertory Ballet on March 25, 2023 for a one-night only performance, after which Movin’+ Groovin’ heads to Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center.

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Featured Photo for American Repertory Ballet Performs in New York City of Aldeir Monteiro and Ryoko Tanaka in Caili Quan’s Circadia. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor.