Infinity Dance Theater

07/30/2025

We’re excited to share this video of Infinity’s 2025 Student Showcase featuring several of Infinity’s dance students and guest artistic collaborators. Special thanks to all of the participants as well as Artistic Director Kitty Lunn, who leads Infinity’s education program and choreographed the showcase’s “Coda;” Infinity's Music Director William Catanzaro, who composed an original score for each piece; videographer Kevin Frech of Logical Chaos; Rick Stanley, Infinity's Production Stage Manager; and Ballet Hispánico.

03/13/2025

Check out our latest eblast to learn about Infinity's tuition-free dance classes for adults with physical disabilities, and professional development training for dance educators/professionals: https://mailchi.mp/61922b1a394a/education2025
Send us a message to express interest. In-person (NYC) and virtual/remote options are available. (Photo of Kitty Lunn and Luisa Righeto in Kitty’s “Etude.”)

10/09/2023

Many thanks to everyone who attended Infinity's performances at Theater for the New City last month - and to our entire artistic/production team. Each show was a packed house, and we enjoyed the chance to have a talk-back with the audience each night. We hope you'll take a look at this review (below) by The Dance Enthusiast, and stay tuned for details on Infinity's video streaming of this vibrant new work! 📷: Christian Whan

"At first glance, one might think Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and Scottish-American dancer Kitty Lunn have little in common. However, as Lunn asserts in her world premiere Frida Kahlo and the Dance with Death, the two women are more alike than meets the eye." — Cecly Placenti, New York

09/14/2023

We're thrilled to be one of The Dance Enthusiast's "Top Picks" of the week! Enjoy another video sneak peek - a solo featuring Luísa Righeto - from Infinity's "Frida Kahlo and the Dance with Death," this Fri/Sat (9/15 & 9/16) at Theater for the New City. The video also previews composer William Catanzaro's beautiful original score. For tickets ($10-$15) and info: https://theaterforthenewcity.net/shows/frida-kahlo-and-the-dance-with-death/

09/10/2023

Check out this rehearsal sneak peek of Infinity's "Frida Kahlo and the Dance with Death," premiering at Theater for the New City this Friday and Saturday, September 15 and 16. The video features Artistic Director Kitty Lunn and Artistic Associate Luísa Righeto - and gives a preview of composer William Catanzaro's vibrant original score. For tickets ($10-$15) and info: https://theaterforthenewcity.net/shows/frida-kahlo-and-the-dance-with-death/

08/28/2023

Join Infinity Dance Theater on Sept. 15 & 16 (8pm) at Theater for the New City (East Village) for the world premiere of Kitty Lunn’s “Frida Kahlo and the Dance with Death,” which she will perform with Artistic Associate Luísa Righeto. Take a look at the venue link below to purchase tickets and learn more about the inspiration for the work, which features an original score by Music Director William Catanzaro and narration by Jim Trainor.
https://theaterforthenewcity.net/shows/frida-kahlo-and-the-dance-with-death
We hope to see you next month! (Photo of Kitty Lunn by Victor Delgado)

12/16/2022

Please enjoy this video of an October studio showing of Kitty Lunn's "Etude," presented at NDEO's 2022 National Conference in Atlanta - performed by Infinity's Kitty Lunn and Luísa Righeto, with original music composed and performed by William Catanzaro. "Etude" demonstrated to dance educators how the ballet and modern dance transposition techniques introduced during Infinity's workshop can be synthesized artistically through a piece of choreography.

"Etude"Choreographed by Kitty LunnMusic by William CatanzaroPerformed by Kitty Lunn and Luisa RighetoNDEO National Conference 2022 (Atlanta, Georgia)

12/16/2022

In October, the National Dance Education Organization presented a lecture-demonstration by Infinity at NDEO's 2022 National Conference in Atlanta. The workshop featured Kitty Lunn, Artistic Director; Luísa Righeto, Artistic Associate and Dancer; and William Catanzaro, Music Director and Composer. We're gratified by the tremendous response we received from professionals in the field and look forward to exploring new opportunities to bring our work to many more dance educators and institutions!

10/27/2022

If you’re attending the National Dance Education Organization’s National Conference in Atlanta this weekend, we hope to see you at Infinity’s Saturday morning workshop, “Transposition of Classical and Modern Dance Techniques for Students with Disabilities” (11am), featuring Kitty Lunn, Artistic Director; Luisa Righeto, Artistic Associate and Dancer; and William Catanzaro, Music Director and Composer. We’re thrilled to be presenting and look forward to connecting with other educators in the field!

12/31/2021

As we enter the New Year, Infinity invites you to view a free encore presentation of “The Women's Stories Project" (https://youtu.be/oXsYrKkmRkk) - featuring Mackenzie-Anne Colman, Colleen Roche, Luznérida "Lucy" Rosado, Millie Gonzalez, Leslie Freeman Taub, and Luísa Righeto. We’re gratified by the viewer feedback we have received about “Women’s Stories” - conceived, choreographed, and narrated by Kitty Lunn with an original score by composer William Catanzaro for each story. Please disregard the recording's references to the live after-party from the original presentation, as this is now archived, on-demand content. Special thanks to video editor Kevin Frech - and Carol Davis for the beautiful new artwork portraying the dancers!

08/21/2021

We hope you can join us Sat. (8pm EST) or Sun. (3pm EST), Aug. 28 & 29, for a free presentation of “The Women’s Stories Project” via YouTube followed by a Zoom after-party with the artists and guests. Links will be emailed prior to the events. If you received our recent eblast, then you’re “on the list” and will receive the links; if not, RSVP to [email protected]. “Women’s Stories” is a unique and inspiring theater/dance work featuring six amazing women who tell their stories of love, loss, illness, and aging. Choreographed and narrated by Kitty Lunn, with original scores by acclaimed composer William Catanzaro, “Women’s Stories” is funny, sad, ironic, raw, honest, and unpredictable – a celebration of the triumph of the human spirit. (Artwork by Carol Davis)