Trajal Harrell

Trajal Harrell distances himself from this by playing with walking, procession and undulating movements Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare and the ballet by Prokofiev. The focus is on Romeo, as the title suggests. He divided up the intrigue and failed to wow audiences at the end of an inconsistent show. It is a series of choreographic tableaux that can be seen in the Court of Honor of the Palais des Papes in Avignon until July 20th.

Performances: March 4-5, 12pm and 3pm both days

by Gillian Jakab Dance MoMA’s exhibition Judson Dance Theater: The Work is Never Done marks a major expansion in the recognition of postmodern dance history. The museum has been steadily collecting and presenting work from the Judson period of the early 1960s, and with this exhibition, rallies and assembles the dances, films, and ephemera in one place.