Lar Lubovitch Dance Company

11/13/2024

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Email from Lar Lubovitch Dance Company Dear Lubovitch Dance Foundation:  ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2024 Lar Lubovitch Dance Company invites you to celebrate the WORLD PREMIERE of Lar Lubovitch’s Many

08/31/2024

12/30/2023

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Please consider a tax deductible donation. Dear Lubovitch Dance Foundation: This year we have been everywhere, bringing our masterworks to communities both large and small. In just the past few month

11/16/2023

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On Dec 3 - Lubovitch at Guggenheim Dear Lubovitch Dance Foundation: ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2023 Lar Lubovitch Dance Company invites you to join in celebrating our 55th anniversary & Lar Lubovitch at

11/09/2023

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On Dec 3 - Lubovitch at Guggenheim Dear Lubovitch Dance Foundation: ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2023 Lar Lubovitch Dance Company invites you to join in celebrating our 55th anniversary & Lar Lubovitch at

03/17/2023

🤩 Elemental Brubeck by Lar Lubovitch Dance Company returns for this year's 13th Anniversary Performance & Gala!

Performance only tickets: https://bit.ly/3DFXQiz
VIP Gala Experience: https://bit.ly/3wZah5v

We are so excited to bring this work back to the stage at Moody Performance Hall. Based on the music and social dances of the 1950s, this exuberant work leaves the audience dancing in their seats.

12/29/2021

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Please enjoy through January 8. Greetings! We have a gift for you! We are grateful to have you as a member of our family. As a special holiday gift – and as a token of our thanks – we are very happy

11/17/2021

Praise for our World Premiere:

"Each In His Own Time"
October 21 2021
Fall for Dance, City Center

Review by Gia Kourlas
(10/24/21)

“When Fall for Dance checks all the boxes and puts on a satisfying show, you can’t help but feel a sense of euphoria about the art form and its myriad possibilities. But it’s rare…For once, on the fourth program seen Friday, the best piece garnered the most applause: Lar Lubovitch’s ‘Each in His Own Time.’ Adrian Danchig-Waring and Joseph Gordon, two principal dancers at City Ballet, began separated in spotlights at first, not dancing but listening to the pianist, Susan Walters, as she played selections from Brahms’s Eight Piano Pieces (Op. 76).

The music was as much a part of the piece as the dancing, giving this City Center commission the feeling of a trio. Walters’s sparkling performance propelled the dancers into motion; they curled their arms and linked hands, almost making a chain with only two bodies. Their dancing — florid, continuous, unsentimental — grew larger as they explored the stage with light jumps and darting, tight spins. But this intimate, luminous world remained contained; the performers didn’t look out, they looked in, as if dancing only for each other…Not everything else on the program was as sophisticated.” (https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/24/arts/dance/fall-for-dance.html}

10/14/2021

The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company will present the WORLD PREMIERE of the newest dance by Lar Lubovitch as part of this year’s Fall for Dance Festival at NY City Center on October 21 & 22. Lubovitch has created a new work for guest artists of the company, Adrian Danchig-Waring and Joseph Gordon – two of the most exciting principal dancers from New York City Ballet.

Last fall, the Lubovitch company presented the same two dancers performing the famous duet from Lubovitch’s “Concerto Six Twenty-Two” as part of City Center’s virtual Fall for Dance Festival. Back then (before the development of vaccines), the dance was recorded in performance on the stage of the empty City Center. No audience was present. The recording was then streamed world-wide in October 2020 and again in June 2021.

Now, for this year’s festival, Lubovitch's new dance “Each In His Own Time,” will be performed in-person before a live audience at the historic theater.

The new work is set to 3 piano pieces by Johannes Brahms. They will be performed live by the acclaimed pianist Susan Walters. Lubovitch is also collaborating with Nicole Pearce (lighting) and Fritz Masten (costumes). Since two of Lubovitch’s most highly praised prior works were also set to Brahms – “A Brahms Symphony” from 1985 and “The Legend of Ten” from 2010 – the new premiere is eagerly anticipated.

10/05/2021

World Premiere
Oct 21 & 22
NY City Center
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The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company will present the WORLD PREMIERE of the newest dance by Lar Lubovitch as part of this year’s Fall for Dance Festival at NY City Center on October 21 & 22. Lubovitch has created a new work for guest artists of the company, Adrian Danchig-Waring and Joseph Gordon – two of the most exciting principal dancers from New York City Ballet.

For last fall’s virtual Fall for Dance Festival, the Lubovitch company presented the same two dancers performing the famous duet from Lubovitch’s “Concerto Six Twenty-Two.” Back then, at an earlier stage of the pandemic, the dance was recorded in performance on the stage of City Center without any audience present and was then streamed world-wide. Now, for this year’s festival, Lubovitch's new dance “Each In His Own Time,” will be performed in-person before a live audience at the historic theater.

The new work is set to piano pieces by Johannes Brahms which will be performed live by the acclaimed pianist Susan Walters. Two of Lubovitch’s most highly praised works are also set to Brahms – “A Brahms Symphony” from 1985 and “The Legend of Ten” from 2010.


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06/03/2021

Now see us live & in-person!

If you enjoyed our free streaming last week of the "Duet from Concerto Six Twenty-Two" (along with some of our other dances), you can now see the Duet live & in-person at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC. Four performances only June 4-7.

https://spoletousa.org/events/ballet-under-the-stars/

Gordon & Danchig-Waring in Lubovitch’s “Duet from Concerto Six Twenty-Two.” Photo by C. Duggan