The Joyce Theater

One of the only theaters built by dancers for dance, The Joyce Theater has garnered a well-deserved international reputation for cultivating and honoring emerging and established dance artists whose work represents a wide range of aesthetic interests. Since opening in 1982, The Joyce has supported the dance community by providing a home for more than 400 domestic and international companies and by offering an annual 45 to 48-week season which, each year, allows more than 150,000 audience members to experience diverse, popular and challenging performances. The Joyce Theater collection highlights choreographers who have been presented to Joyce audiences at its home theater in New York City, in works and productions from companies around the world.

Curated by The Joyce

Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young's Olivier winning BETROFFENHEIT is a bold hybrid of theater and dance that explores trauma, grief and addiction.

Betroffenheit

Dance

Choreographer Mats Ek takes on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet creating something wholly new with the Royal Swedish Ballet.

Mats Ek: Juliet & Romeo

Royal Swedish Ballet

Dance

BiT takes us into the depths of our humanity and questions our individual responsibilities in the turmoil of each passing day.

BiT

Compagnie Maguy Marin

Dance

Adapted by Ohad Naharin from the anti-play Offending the Audience by the Nobel-winning Austrian playwright Peter Handke.

Naharin's Virus

Batsheva Dance Company

Dance