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Join us to celebrate the live album release of Eat the Document, an opera by John Glover and Kelley Rourke, based on the acclaimed novel by Dana Spiotta.
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Tapestries is an evening-length dance theatre piece told through the curious narrative of the Unicorn Tapestries (1495–1505) and a queer reimagining of Ukrainian folklore.
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Fiesta Flamenca at Baryshnikov Arts is inspired by the origins of flamenco in café cantantes, placing the musicians and dancers among the audience.
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Pianist Clara Yang and visual artist Xuan combine artistic forces in a multimedia performance that explores the evolving relationship between humanity and technology.
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Baryshnikov Arts, Mikhail Baryshnikov has invited Aszure Barton and Benjamin Millepied back to Baryshnikov Arts Center to choreograph an evening of new work.
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Of Dishes and Dreams is a new evening-length creation choreographed by Keerati Jinakunwiphat. Inspired by her experiences growing up in a family-run Thai restaurant, Jinakunwiphat explores service, synergy, and the balance between order and chaos.
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Based on the Novel Faggots and Other Literary Works by Larry Kramer. Inspired by the Opera Le Nozze di Figaro by W.A. Mozart and Lorenzo Da Ponte
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Sonata for Viola and Piano by Shostakovich is performed to mark 50 years since its creation and 50 years since the composer’s death.
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An evening-length immersive co-production celebrates two milestone anniversaries—Orchestra of St. Luke’s 50th and Baryshnikov Arts’ 20th—with Vivaldi’s iconic The Four Seasons, interspersed with recorded sounds of nature, Angélica Negrón’s Marejada, and Anna Clyne’s Woman Holding a Balance. Program to include: VIVALDI: The Four…
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SISSY is a modern-day reimagining of Sisyphus, expressed through dance and explored from a female perspective, taking place between the worlds of a theater and a miles-long rock quarry.
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A MOTHER is a groundbreaking theatrical event that not only pays homage to Brecht’s powerful, seldom-performed play, but also breathes new life into it through a contemporary lens.
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NEW SHOW ADDED JANUARY 26. Sam Shepard’s Ages of the Moon, with acclaimed actors Steve Buscemi and Aidan Quinn, is the tale of a 40-year friendship and all of its shenanigans, including a few shocking revelations.
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This program presents four dances, one on film and three performed live. Each is an arrangement of material drawn from larger works choreographed by Merce Cunningham, offering an opportunity to revisit and reimagine iconic work spanning five decades. This is the third in…
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With support from the Hudson Yards Hell’s Kitchen Alliance, Baryshnikov Arts will premiere jakob & imani, a performance art piece created by choreographer Imani Gaudin and visual artist Jakob Vitale.
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Baryshnikov Arts commissions the world premiere of Woolgathering, an evening-length work directed and composed by Oliver Tompkins Ray and inspired by singer-songwriter Patti Smith’s book, Woolgathering.
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Built around the ideas of origins and personal mythology, the work will explore genesis moments. Each of the artists involved has a particular and impactful moment where they started pursuing one direction in their life, and their world was changed by a singular…
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Harpist Charles Overton presents a program of original compositions and arrangements of jazz standards in his first run of shows as a band leader in New York City.
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What happens to an “American Gothic” under the weight of a curtain that never falls? What is at stake if we decide to play the wrong role? What is your cue to enter the scene?
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March 28-30: Using the Riddle of the Sphinx as an allegorical structure, 4/ 2/ 3 is a new piece that focuses on the generational impacts of Climate Change.
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April 25-27: Solo violin and violin/electronics by Bach and composers of other eras are woven together to form a program with dramatic arc, flow, and scope.
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May 10-12: A new production of Jupiter’s Journey to the Earth, Haydn’s family-friendly puppet opera based on Ovid’s Metamorphoses.





















