JACOB’S PILLOW D A N C E FESTIVAL 2015
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FESTIVAL 2015
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Jacob’s Pillow is the perfect place to immerse yourself in dance. The Pillow generates an unmistakable atmosphere—invigorating, welcoming, exciting—as you explore its historic grounds, beautiful theaters, and studios. The most spectacular dancers and choreographers in the world perform at Jacob’s Pillow. This year over fifty companies from Cuba, the Netherlands, France, Germany, Canada, and the U.S. present premieres, beloved classics, and new dances co-commissioned by the Pillow. This Festival marks a truly special celebration—the 20th anniversary of public access to our rare and extensive Archives and the completion of a major expansion of its home, Blake’s Barn. Artists, scholars, faculty, students, and visitors from the world over will enjoy enhanced access to remarkable dance treasures dating back to the early 1900s, as well as recent Festival performances. Enjoy and indulge,
Ella Baff Executive and Artistic Director
Ella Baff & Chanel DaSilva; photos Christopher Duggan. COVER: PeiJu Chien-Pott of Martha Graham Dance Company; photo Hibbard Nash Photography.
Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host; photo David Bazemore
THREE ACTS, TWO DANCERS, ONE RADIO HOST JUNE 13 & 14 | SPECIAL EVENT!
Ira Glass, host of public radio’s This American Life, is joined by dancers Monica Bill Barnes and Anna Bass in a lively production that combines two unique art forms—dance and radio.
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Do you love ballet and live music? Mix and match with New York Theatre Ballet in Cinderella, Stars of American Ballet, The Blues Project with Dorrance Dance and BIGlovely, Jessica Lang Dance, and Malpaso Dance Company with Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble.
Are you a dance adventurer? Discover new choreographers and dance styles including NDT2 from the Netherlands, Big Dance Theater, Daniil Simkin’s INTENSIO, Liz Gerring Dance, and Monchichi.
Ready to enjoy a summer of great American artists? Experience companies from across the U.S. including LINES Ballet from San Francisco, BODYTRAFFIC and L.A. Dance Project from Los Angeles, The Sarasota Ballet from Florida, and Martha Graham Dance Company and MADboots Dance from New York City. 3
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BODYTRAFFIC; photo Guzman Rosado. Cinderella, photo Richard Termine. Dorrance Dance; photo Christopher Duggan. LINES Ballet; photo RJ Muna. Liz Gerring Dance; photo Johanna Austin.
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Season Opening
Gala Kirsten Wicklund of Ballet BC; photo Michael Slobodian. Photos Edward Acker, David Daschiell, & Jamie Kraus.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20 5:30PM
Kick off the season in style with cocktails, a live auction, and performances by Ballet BC, international superstar and American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Daniil Simkin, and dancers of The School in a world premiere by BalletX founder Matthew Neenan. Mingle with artists, enjoy a fabulous dinner by Old Inn on the Green, and groove the night away on the dance floor.
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A JAZZ HAPPENING SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 5PM
Students of the Musical Theatre Dance Program of The School at Jacob’s Pillow perform in a joyous celebration of dance and live music, directed by Broadway’s Chet Walker. One night only!
FESTIVAL FINALE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 8PM
It’s the wildest dance party of the season. Following brilliant performances by Martha Graham Dance Company and MADboots Dance, the Festival Finale party includes cocktails, a dessert bar, and dancing the night away with DJ BFG spinning live.
JUNE 24-28
BALLET BC From Vancouver, Canada, Artistic Director Emily Molnar and the dynamic dancers of Ballet BC are invigorating ballet worldwide, combining superb classical ballet training with inventive contemporary dance. They open the Festival with the intricate, breathtaking dance workwithinwork by William Forsythe, Cayetano Soto’s exhilarating Twenty Eight Thousand Waves, and the U.S. premiere of Gustavo Ramírez Sansano’s The Rite of Spring.
Darren Devaney of Ballet BC; photo Michael Slobodian
Ted Shawn Theatre | CANADA
NEW YORK THEATRE BALLET IN
CINDERELLA
Doris Duke Theatre This timeless, enchanting story ballet, performed by the outstanding dancers of New York Theatre Ballet, is a delight for the entire family. Introduce a new generation to dance with winning choreography by Donald Mahler, the jubilant music of Sergei Prokofiev, and beloved characters.
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Photo Richard Termaine
$10 Youth Tickets for every show
JULY 1-5
DORRANCE DANCE WITH
TOSHI REAGON & BIGLOVELY
Michelle Dorrance & Toshi Reagon; photo Christopher Duggan
Ted Shawn Theatre RETURN ENGAGEMENT LIVE MUSIC
Michelle Dorrance is a tap and musical sensation. In The Blues Project, she returns with her company of all-star dancers, featured soloists Derick K. Grant and Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, and stirring, soulful music performed live by renowned folk/blues composer Toshi Reagon and her band BIGLovely. This show sold out in 2013. Don’t miss it this time around.
BODYTRAFFIC
Photo Tomasz Rossa
Doris Duke Theatre
This on-the-rise ensemble from Los Angeles makes a big impression with athleticism, style, and versatility. Their program includes the dramatic, suspenseful work Dust, by Israeli choreographer Hofesh Shechter; Once again, before you go, a new dance by Victor Quijada of RUBBERBANDance Group; and The New 45, a jazzy duet by Richard Siegal.
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JULY 8-12
NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER 2 Ted Shawn Theatre | THE NETHERLANDS
Nederlands Dans Theater 2; photo Daisy Komen
The exquisite dancers of NDT2 master striking contemporary works. This energetic, powerful program includes new works by prolific Spanish-British choreographic duo Sol León and Paul Lightfoot, plus I New Then by Swedish dancemaker Johan Inger, bursting with youthful exuberance and danced to songs by Van Morrison.
ALAN SMITHEE DIRECTED THIS PLAY: TRIPLE FEATURE
Doris Duke Theatre
Big Dance Theater is in a category all its own. Charismatic characters master an insightful blend of dance, dialogue, stage props, and music, creating new worlds of unexpected meaning through seemingly paradoxical connections. Sampling classic films and novels like Terms of Endearment and Doctor Zhivago, “revolutionary Russia and American suburbia collide, overlap, and illuminate each other “ (Exeunt Magazine). 7
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Big Dance Theater; photo Mike van Sleen
BIG DANCE THEATER IN
JULY 15-19
ALONZO KING
LINES BALLET
Yujin Kim of Alonzo King LINES Ballet; photo RJ Muna
Ted Shawn Theatre Artistic Director Alonzo King is a ballet visionary and his San Franciscobased company always astonishes with classical elegance and bold new ideas. The program features King’s newest ballets, including the East Coast premiere of a collaboration with brilliant environmental soundscape artist Dr. Bernie Krause, author of The Great Animal Orchestra, and composer Richard Blackford.
“gripping,
urgently beautiful choreography”
- San Francisco Chronicle
SÉBASTIEN RAMIREZ & HONJI WANG IN
MONCHICHI
Honji Wang & Sébastien Ramirez in Monchichi; photo Nika Kramer
Doris Duke Theatre | FRANCE
Sébastien Ramirez, a Frenchman with Spanish roots, started out as a virtuosic b-boy. Honji Wang, a German woman with Korean roots, has a rich background in ballet, contemporary, and urban dance styles. In Monchichi, they question intercultural differences within relationships; marrying hip-hop, contemporary dance, and unique stage design to create a touching, theatrical production.
JULY 22-26
DANIIL SIMKIN’S INTENSIO
Critics compare American Ballet Theatre’s Daniil Simkin to the likes of Baryshnikov and Nureyev. In this much-anticipated
dance and multimedia world premiere, this astonishing dancer is joined by fellow stars of ABT and Céline Cassone of Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal in
four innovative premieres by top-notch
choreographers Alexander Ekman, Gregory Dolbashian, Jorma Elo, and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa. a JOYCE PRODUCTIONS project
Céline Cassone & Daniil Simkin; photo Ken Browar & Deborah Ory of NYC Dance Project
Ted Shawn Theatre WORLD PREMIERE
GAUTHIER DANCE From Stuttgart, Germany in its U.S. debut, the superb dancers of Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus shine in original and entertaining dances. The program includes the bravura male trio PACOPEPEPLUTO by Alejandro Cerrudo, Alexander Ekman’s clever duet Two Become Three, the humorously instructive Ballet 101 by Artistic Director Eric Gauthier, and more.
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Gauthier Dance; photo Regina Brocke
Doris Duke Theatre GERMANY
JULY 29-AUGUST 2
DANIEL ULBRICHT & STARS OF AMERICAN BALLET Ted Shawn Theatre | LIVE MUSIC
Daniel Ulbricht; photo Jamie Kraus
Following last season’s BALLET 2014 engagement, audiences were clamoring for the return of Daniel Ulbricht and fellow dancers. He’s back—with an all-new program, live music, and a brilliant cast of principals and soloists from New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, Boston Ballet, and Houston Ballet performing dances by Jerome Robbins, Justin Peck, Johan Kobborg, and Stanton Welch.
Kana Kimura & Kirk Henning of Jessica Lang Dance; photo Takao Komaru
JULY 29-AUGUST 9 | TWO WEEK ENGAGEMENT
JESSICA LANG DANCE IN
THE WANDERER Doris Duke Theatre | LIVE MUSIC
Prolific choreographer Jessica Lang creates a wondrous, romantic world in The Wanderer. This contemporary story ballet features sweeping choreography, imaginative set design, and beautiful dancing set to Franz Schubert’s moving song cycle, Die schöne Müllerin, performed live. 10
AUGUST 5-9
MALPASO DANCE COMPANY O’FARRILL AND THE AFRO LATIN JAZZ ENSEMBLE Ted Shawn Theatre | CUBA | LIVE MUSIC
Malpaso Dance Company; photo Roberto Leon. Arturo O’Farrill; photo David Katzenstein.
WITH ARTURO
From Havana, Malpaso is a charismatic new force in contemporary dance. The dancers deliver power, passion, and spotless technique in two new works: one by Artistic Director Osnel Delgado, with live music by Grammy-winning composer Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble, and the other by the ever-popular choreographer Trey McIntyre. A not-to-bemissed celebration of cultural collaboration, dazzling dance, and irresistible music.
JESSICA LANG DANCE IN
THE WANDERER
Second week of The Wanderer, with live music!
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Jessica Lang Dance; photo Takao Komaru
JULY 29-AUGUST 9 | EXTENDED RUN
AUGUST 12-16
THE SARASOTA BALLET
Danielle Brown & Ricardo Rhodes of The Sarasota Ballet; photo Gene Shiavone
Ted Shawn Theatre
The Sarasota Ballet is acclaimed for their vitality, versatility, and elegance. This top ballet company performs Sir Frederick Ashton’s celebrated, artful trios Monotones I and Monotones II, set to music by Erik Satie; Christopher Wheeldon’s fluid, joyous The American set to the Dvorák music of the same name, and a world premiere by Brazilian resident choreographer and company member Ricardo Graziano. v
LA OTRA ORILLA La Otra Orilla; photo Christopher Duggan
Doris Duke Theatre CANADA | LIVE MUSIC
From Montréal, La Otra Orilla embodies a deep mastery of traditional flamenco dance and the music of Andalusia, married with a rebellious contemporary twist. The elegant, powerful dancers Myriam Allard and Aurélie Brunelle, soul-stirring vocalist Hedi Graja, and a cast of multitalented musicians present a world premiere.
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AUGUST 19-22
L.A. DANCE PROJECT Ted Shawn Theatre Benjamin Millepied, former New York City Ballet principal dancer, choreographer for the film Black Swan, and new director of the Paris Opera Ballet, founded L.A. Dance Project in 2012. In their Pillow debut, these impressively daring , perform Murder Ballades by New York City Ballet’s Justin Peck, Millepied’s new ballet Hearts and Arrows, and the U.S. premiere of Roy Assaf’s II Acts for the Blind.
Julia Eichten & Morgan Lugo of L.A. Dance Project; photo Christian Ganet
classically trained dancers
AUGUST 19-23
LIZ GERRING DANCE Doris Duke Theatre Liz Gerring’s evening-length contemporary dance is rich with beautiful and intriguing contradictions of elegance ,
chief dance critic of The New York Times, describes glacier as “wit without quirkiness, passion without emotionalism: its moods change like the weather, and its ebbs and flows carry aspects of poetry and excitement.” 13
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Liz Gerring Dance; photo Julieta Cervantes
athleticism, serenity, and passion. Alastair Macaulay,
AUGUST 26-30
MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY Ted Shawn Theatre | 90TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION The legendary modern dance company launches its 90th Anniversary, celebrating
Mariya Dashkina Maddux & Abdiel Jacobsen of Martha Graham Dance Company; photo Hibbard Nash Photography
a pioneering past and trail-blazing future. The spectacular program includes
Martha Graham’s classic Embattled Garden; Echo by Greek choreographer Andonis Foniadakis; and the momentous world premiere of VED by the eminent choreographer Mats Ek.
MADBOOTS DANCE
FESTIVAL FINALE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29
The best dance party of the summer!
Doris Duke Theatre
MADboots Dance; photo Nir Arieli
Discover this young company of male dancers with fresh ideas about modern masculinity in original works that are athletic , powerful , and tender . The New York Times takes note of their “sharp, elegant movements, dark theatricality and unashamed intimacy”—this is an up-and-coming company to watch.
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THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP MEMBERS KEEP US MOVING Your donation provides essential and inspirational support for dancers, students, and choreographers around the world. You enable the Pillow to present 200 free events each season, year-round educational programming, residencies for artists, and more.
2015 ORDERING CALENDAR
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January 12
Ted Shawn Circle Members $1,000+
January 21 (WED)
Subscription Packages, Benefactor Level $500+
January 26
Subscription Packages, Supporter Level $250+
February 2
Subscription Packages, Contributor Level $120+
February 9
Subscription Packages, Friend Level $60+ MEMBER PRE-SALE | SINGLE TICKETS
February 17 (TUES) Single Tickets, Supporter Level $250+ February 23
Single Tickets, Contributor Level $120+
March 2
Single Tickets, Friend Level $60+ TWO WEEK PERIOD! MEMBER PRE-SALE ENDS MARCH 13
March 16
Subscription Packages, Non-Members TWO WEEK PERIOD!
April 1 (WED)
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CALL 413.243.0745 ONLINE jacobspillow.org/membership SPECIAL THANKS to these institutions for their generous support The Barrington Foundation; Berkshire Bank Foundation; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; Bossak Heilbron Charitable Foundation; Capezio/Ballet Makers Dance Foundation; Chervenak-Nunnallé Foundation; Enterprise Holdings Foundation; The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation; Doris Duke Charitable Foundation; The Frances Alexander Family Fund; Howard Gilman Foundation; Harkness Foundation for Dance; William Randolph Hearst Foundation; Highland Street Foundation; Marshall Frankel Foundation; Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency; MassDevelopment; The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Mertz Gilmore Foundation; National Dance Project of the New England Foundation for the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts; Onota Foundation; NIB Foundation; The Claudia and Steven Perles Family Foundation; Pittsfield Cultural Council; The Prospect Hill Foundation; Puffin Foundation, Ltd.; The Jerome Robbins Foundation; Sarasota, Where Artistic Expression and Inspiration meet ®; Arch W. Shaw Foundation; Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund; The SHS Foundation; Dr. Robert C. and Tina Sohn Foundation; The Shubert Foundation; The Spingold Foundation; Talented Students in the Arts Initiative, a collaboration of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and Surdna Foundation; The Velmans Foundation; Weissman Family Foundation; Xeric Foundation; and Jacob’s Pillow Business Partners.
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Photos Christopher Duggan & Jamie Kraus
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WED, THURS, FRI, SAT 8PM SAT & SUN 2PM
Ballet BC The Blues Project NDT2 Alonzo King LINES Ballet Daniil Simkin’s INTENSIO Daniel Ulbricht & Stars of American Ballet Malpaso Dance Company
6/24-6/28 7/1-7/5 7/8-7/12 7/15-7/19 7/22-7/26
$69, $59, $39 $65, $55, $39 $69, $59, $39 $69, $59, $39 $69, $59, $39
7/29-8/2
$75, $65, $45
8/5-8/9
$69, $59, $39
The Sarasota Ballet
8/12-8/16
L.A. Dance Project
8/19-8/22
TED SHAWN THEATRE
+ Arturo O'Farrill and Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble
Martha Graham Dance Company
Cinderella BODYTRAFFIC Big Dance Theater in Alan Smithee Directed This Play: Triple Feature Monchichi Gauthier Dance Jessica Lang Dance in The Wanderer La Otra Orilla Liz Gerring Dance MADboots Dance Sat, Aug 29 Festival Finale Benefit
SPECIAL EVENTS
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TAKE AN EXTRA 10% OFF on Subscription Packages of five or more shows (pg 3 for details)
BOX OFFICE
$75, $65, $45 + Thurs 2pm show
$69, $59, $39 No Sun matinee
8/26-8/30
+ Thurs 2pm show Finale Tickets $150, $100, $75
DATES
6/24-6/28
WED, THURS, FRI, SAT 8:15PM SAT & SUN 2:15PM
$35, $25
7/1-7/5
$45, $35
7/8-7/12
$35, $25
7/15-7/19 7/22-7/26
$35, $25
7/29-8/9 8/12-8/16 8/19-8/23 8/26-8/30
starting April 1
$10 Youth Tickets
$10 YOUTH TICKETS and $19 UNDER 35 FRIDAYS announced and on sale April 1 Prices are subject to change. A $9 Handling Fee is applied to each order, but is waived for group orders and walk-up sales.
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Finale Tickets $75, $50
DATE
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6/13, 8pm 6/14, 2pm
Saturday evening reception with performers $115
Season Opening Gala
6/20
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Member Event: Blake’s Barn Reopening
6/23
FREE for Members
Member & Volunteer Day
TBA
FREE for Members & Volunteers
Ted Shawn Circle Reception
8/9
FREE for TSC Members
A Jazz Happening
8/23
$60, $35, $25
Festival Finale
8/29
$150-$50
Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host
$75, $65, $45
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SEATING requests are not guaranteed. No standing in the theaters. Every person, including infants, must have a ticket to enter theater. Wheelchair seating must be requested when ordering. Late seating is at the discretion of the House Manager. Dogs must be leashed on grounds; only official service dogs are permitted in theaters. EXCHANGES are free to subscribers up to 48 hours in advance; non-Subscriber exchanges are $5-$10 per ticket. Tickets may be exchanged between theaters for the value of the higher priced ticket; differences in ticket prices must be paid and cannot be refunded. Exchanged tickets must be received by the Box Office at least 48 hours before performance. Tax-deduction receipts can be issued for donated tickets. PROGRAMS, casts, and prices are subject to change without notice. TICKET RESALE on Pillow grounds is prohibited. NO REFUNDS.
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April 11 & 12
Provocative and engaging, choreographer Larry Keigwin fuses high art and pure entertainment. Electrifying movement takes center stage in a refreshing mix of contemporary dances, with music ranging from Eartha Kitt to Leonard Bernstein. 413.243.0745 | jacobspillow.org
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PERFORMANCES ARE JUST THE BEGINNING
Create your own Festival experience with more than 350 free and ticketed performances, talks, tours, classes, exhibits, films, and more! All events take place June 24–August 30, 2015
Outdoor Inside/Out performances are popular with all ages. Enjoy a variety of dance companies and styles on the Henry J. Leir Stage at the Marcia and Seymour Simon Performance Space. Wednesdays through Saturdays, 6:15–7pm, FREE (cancelled or moved indoors when it rains)
Guided Tours of our National Historic Landmark are offered twice a week, or you can explore on your own anytime with a self-guided tour map. Thursdays and Saturdays, 5:30pm, FREE
Community Dance Classes, including Master Classes with famous Festival artists and Families Dance Together workshops for children and adults, are offered throughout the week. Pilates, ballet, modern, and more. Schedule posted online in May, $8–15 per class.
PillowTalks offer fun and interesting views into the world of dance with choreographers, filmmakers, writers, and scholars. Fridays 5–6pm and Saturdays 4–5pm, FREE
Sunday Screenings in Blake’s Barn highlight new and notable dance films, including the Pillow documentary Never Stand Still. Select Sundays 4:30–6pm (ticketed event, $10)
Pre-Show Talks given by Pillow Scholars offer helpful insight on performances. 30 minutes before every show, in Blake’s Barn or on the Doris Duke Theatre porch, FREE
Post-Show Talks with artists and Scholars occur once a week in each theatre right after the show. Thursdays in the Doris Duke Theatre and Fridays in the Ted Shawn Theatre, FREE
The Archives have now been greatly expanded so you can explore dance from the early 1900s to today by browsing our extensive collection of books, photos, videos, and more. Plus, dance photography and art exhibits offer new views on the art of dance. Open every day, noon to end of shows, FREE
Observe Dancers of The School at Jacob’s Pillow at work in studios, classes, and rehearsals. All week, call ahead or see onsite signs for times, FREE
Family Friendly Activities are offered throughout the Festival. Outdoor Inside/Out performances, $10 Youth Ticket shows, and family dance classes offer a chance to experience the arts together. Or simply picnic, relax, and enjoy our beautiful grounds!
Dining Options include The Pillow Café and Barre, where you can enjoy small plates, full entrees, desserts, and drinks (reservations suggested, walk-ins welcome). The Pillow Pub has sandwiches, salads, and a full bar before and after shows. The Ice Cream & Coffee Bar offers snacks at intermission. Wednesday through Sunday, hours vary, 413.243.0745 for Café reservations
Shop at The Pillow Store for souvenirs, clothing, DVDs, books, and gifts for the aspiring dancer in your life. Open Wednesday through Sunday, hours vary, thestore.jacobspillow.org
Explore Jacob’s Pillow Dance Interactive, our exciting online resource brimming with rare, recent, and historic dance videos. Scan this QR code or visit danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org
Photo Christopher Duggan
Complete schedule of free events will be announced in May
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L.A. Dance Project; photo Christian Ganet
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Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company; photo Christopher Duggan