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Baryshnikov Arts Center 450 W. 37th Street New York, NY 10018 646 731 3200 The Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) opened its doors in New York City’s Hell’s Kitchen in November 2005. BAC serves as a creative laboratory, meeting place, and performance space for a vibrant community of artists from around the world. BAC is ...also dedicated to building audiences for the arts by presenting contemporary, innovative work at low or no cost to ticket buyers. In 2008, the organization purchased a 299-seat theater within the performing arts complex, which is currently under renovation and will be transformed into the state of the art Jerome Robbins Theater. Scheduled to open in 2010, the theater will serve as an organic extension of the existing center, featuring multi-disciplinary work, emerging talent, and international artists, and including artist-centered activity that fosters creative exploration.Read more
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Catalan Days
Catalan Days is a multidisciplinary festival in New York City featuring leading artists from Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. Produced by the Institut Ramon Llull, the festival includes dance, film, literature, classical, jazz and electronic music, plus world famous Catalan cuisine, and is held in partne...rship with the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Jazz Standard, Lincoln Center’s Film Society, PEN American Center World Voices, Carnegie Hall, and the CUNY Graduate Center.
May 2 (Sat) at 8:00PM - THEATER
The Time of the Doves (La plaça del Diamant) by Mercè Rodoreda
Performed by Jessica Lange
Directed by Joan Ollé
The Time of the Doves is the most acclaimed novel by Mercè Rodoreda (1908-1983), one of Catalonia’s most beloved authors. Joan Ollé’s theatrical adaptation of The Time of the Doves tells the story of Natàlia, a young woman who comes into her own during the tempestuous years of Spain’s Second Republic.
May 3 (Sun) at 8:00PM - MUSIC
Carles Santos, piano
No al No
Carles Santos’s influences range from Miró, Brossa and the avant-garde, making him a difficult artist to classify in today’s art world. In No al No, he does what he does best: incorporates several musical languages into his own personal performance style. On this occasion, he honors the same American avant-garde with whom he worked in the 1970’s that he rejected when he embarked his musical path three decades ago.
May 4 (Mon) - CATALAN FOOD AND DRAMA
Directed by Carlota Subirós
Readings of Catalan Plays (in English)
American actors will read three powerful texts illustrating the intensity and quality of new Catalan drama. A free sampling of Catalan food, catered by Mercat restaurant, will be offered between the readings.
May 4 (Mon) at 5:00PM: It’s Raining in Barcelona
(Plou a Barcelona) by Pau Miró
A museum. A prostitute, her pimp, and a client. Three humans trapped in a dark web, hidden from view. Born in Barcelona in 1974, actor, playwright, and director Pau Miró is one of Catalonia’s up-and-coming theatrical talents, committed to bringing real life to the stage. Performed/read by Tory Vazquez, Greg Keller, David Wilson Barnes.
May 4 (Mon) at 7:00PM: The Grönholm Method
(El mètode Grönholm) by Jordi Galcerán
Three men and one woman are on their own in a room…or so they think. Someone is watching all of their movements, listening to all of their words. This is the story of four people clamoring for the same job with a company that does not mind breaking ethical barriers in order to hire the best candidate. Ironic and incisive, El mètode Grönholm is a comedy with a twist, and has been greeted enthusiastically by Catalan audiences. Performed/read by Tory Vazquez, Greg Keller, David Wilson Barnes, and Damian Young.
May 4 (Mon) at 9:00PM: Après moi, le déluge by Lluïsa Cunillé
In a hotel room in Kinshasa, an old woman tries to sell her son to a European businessman. In the poignant atmosphere created by the mother, the child, the businessman, and the white woman acting as an interpreter, Cunillé creates a powerful, sensitive account of Africa’s pain, and of the relationship between the First and the Third World. Performed/read by Kate Valk and Denis O’Hare.
May 5 (Tue) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Cia. Sònia Gómez
My Mother and I (Mi madre y yo)
Sònia Gómez’s choreography is characterized by boldness, honesty, and a willingness to share her personal experiences with the audience. In My Mother and I, she incorporates text and movement, sharing the stage with her mother to portray a difficult, hostile, yet intimate relationship between daughter and mother. Performed by Rosa Vicente and Sònia Gómez.
May 6 (Wed) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Societat Doctor Alonso
Volume II (Volum II)
Societat Doctor Alonso irreverently mixes genres and styles to find its own way to occupy the stage. Volume II takes place on an empty dance floor: a dancer is lost in her own world and ignores everything around her, including the music being played by a very peculiar DJ. Together, dancer Sofía Asencio and improvisational musician Nilo Gallego create a surprising show, packed with contagious energy. Conceived and choreographed by Sofía Asencio and Tomàs Aragay, founders/directors of Societat Doctor Alonso.
May 7 (Thu) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Mal Pelo
Bach
María Muñoz, together with Pep Ramis, is the co-founder of Mal Pelo, a creative group that has developed its own artistic language via movement and theatrical explorations. In this solo set to The Well-Tempered Clavier, Muñoz transposes Bach’s musical harmonies into physical movements that combine subtletly and precision, freedom and rigor.
May 8 (Fri) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Àngels Margarit/Cia. Mudances
Solo for Pleasure Only (Solo por Placer)
Àngels Margarit, a member of the first generation of contemporary dancers who came out of the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona in the 1970s, founded her own company in 1985. Intimate, pensive, and evocative, this solo—choreographed and performed by Margarit herself—explores the tension inherent in the act of creating a work of art. Margarit brings a powerful, almost feline grace to this simple, yet hypnotic dance, which unfolds to the sounds of ancient Arabic themes.
May 12 (Tue), 8:00PM – 1:00AM – MUSIC/MEDIA
SonarSound NY
With Marcel·lí Antunez, ReacTable, d.a.r.y.l., Del Palo Soundsystem: Griffi + Dj2D2 featuring Aqeel, Fibla + Árbol, Balago, Hidrogenesse, DJ/Rupture and Prefuse 73
Barcelona’s annual Sonar festival is a premiere destination on the international electronic dance music scene. Making its first U.S. appearance as part of Catalan Days, SonarSoundNY takes over the Baryshnikov Arts Center with multimedia art: installations, performances, and electronic, hip hop and alternative dance music by some of the most influential talents from New York, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands.
For information about Catalan Days festival events occurring at other venues, please visit: www.llull.cat/catalandays
www.bacnyc.org.
Admission is free. Reservations are required.
www.ticketcentral.com / 212 279 4200
Read more
Catalan Days is a multidisciplinary festival in New York City featuring leading artists from Catalonia and the Balearic Islands. Produced by the Institut Ramon Llull, the festival includes dance, film, literature, classical, jazz and electronic music, plus world famous Catalan cuisine, and is held in partne...rship with the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Jazz Standard, Lincoln Center’s Film Society, PEN American Center World Voices, Carnegie Hall, and the CUNY Graduate Center.
May 2 (Sat) at 8:00PM - THEATER
The Time of the Doves (La plaça del Diamant) by Mercè Rodoreda
Performed by Jessica Lange
Directed by Joan Ollé
The Time of the Doves is the most acclaimed novel by Mercè Rodoreda (1908-1983), one of Catalonia’s most beloved authors. Joan Ollé’s theatrical adaptation of The Time of the Doves tells the story of Natàlia, a young woman who comes into her own during the tempestuous years of Spain’s Second Republic.
May 3 (Sun) at 8:00PM - MUSIC
Carles Santos, piano
No al No
Carles Santos’s influences range from Miró, Brossa and the avant-garde, making him a difficult artist to classify in today’s art world. In No al No, he does what he does best: incorporates several musical languages into his own personal performance style. On this occasion, he honors the same American avant-garde with whom he worked in the 1970’s that he rejected when he embarked his musical path three decades ago.
May 4 (Mon) - CATALAN FOOD AND DRAMA
Directed by Carlota Subirós
Readings of Catalan Plays (in English)
American actors will read three powerful texts illustrating the intensity and quality of new Catalan drama. A free sampling of Catalan food, catered by Mercat restaurant, will be offered between the readings.
May 4 (Mon) at 5:00PM: It’s Raining in Barcelona
(Plou a Barcelona) by Pau Miró
A museum. A prostitute, her pimp, and a client. Three humans trapped in a dark web, hidden from view. Born in Barcelona in 1974, actor, playwright, and director Pau Miró is one of Catalonia’s up-and-coming theatrical talents, committed to bringing real life to the stage. Performed/read by Tory Vazquez, Greg Keller, David Wilson Barnes.
May 4 (Mon) at 7:00PM: The Grönholm Method
(El mètode Grönholm) by Jordi Galcerán
Three men and one woman are on their own in a room…or so they think. Someone is watching all of their movements, listening to all of their words. This is the story of four people clamoring for the same job with a company that does not mind breaking ethical barriers in order to hire the best candidate. Ironic and incisive, El mètode Grönholm is a comedy with a twist, and has been greeted enthusiastically by Catalan audiences. Performed/read by Tory Vazquez, Greg Keller, David Wilson Barnes, and Damian Young.
May 4 (Mon) at 9:00PM: Après moi, le déluge by Lluïsa Cunillé
In a hotel room in Kinshasa, an old woman tries to sell her son to a European businessman. In the poignant atmosphere created by the mother, the child, the businessman, and the white woman acting as an interpreter, Cunillé creates a powerful, sensitive account of Africa’s pain, and of the relationship between the First and the Third World. Performed/read by Kate Valk and Denis O’Hare.
May 5 (Tue) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Cia. Sònia Gómez
My Mother and I (Mi madre y yo)
Sònia Gómez’s choreography is characterized by boldness, honesty, and a willingness to share her personal experiences with the audience. In My Mother and I, she incorporates text and movement, sharing the stage with her mother to portray a difficult, hostile, yet intimate relationship between daughter and mother. Performed by Rosa Vicente and Sònia Gómez.
May 6 (Wed) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Societat Doctor Alonso
Volume II (Volum II)
Societat Doctor Alonso irreverently mixes genres and styles to find its own way to occupy the stage. Volume II takes place on an empty dance floor: a dancer is lost in her own world and ignores everything around her, including the music being played by a very peculiar DJ. Together, dancer Sofía Asencio and improvisational musician Nilo Gallego create a surprising show, packed with contagious energy. Conceived and choreographed by Sofía Asencio and Tomàs Aragay, founders/directors of Societat Doctor Alonso.
May 7 (Thu) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Mal Pelo
Bach
María Muñoz, together with Pep Ramis, is the co-founder of Mal Pelo, a creative group that has developed its own artistic language via movement and theatrical explorations. In this solo set to The Well-Tempered Clavier, Muñoz transposes Bach’s musical harmonies into physical movements that combine subtletly and precision, freedom and rigor.
May 8 (Fri) at 8:00PM - DANCE
Àngels Margarit/Cia. Mudances
Solo for Pleasure Only (Solo por Placer)
Àngels Margarit, a member of the first generation of contemporary dancers who came out of the Institut del Teatre de Barcelona in the 1970s, founded her own company in 1985. Intimate, pensive, and evocative, this solo—choreographed and performed by Margarit herself—explores the tension inherent in the act of creating a work of art. Margarit brings a powerful, almost feline grace to this simple, yet hypnotic dance, which unfolds to the sounds of ancient Arabic themes.
May 12 (Tue), 8:00PM – 1:00AM – MUSIC/MEDIA
SonarSound NY
With Marcel·lí Antunez, ReacTable, d.a.r.y.l., Del Palo Soundsystem: Griffi + Dj2D2 featuring Aqeel, Fibla + Árbol, Balago, Hidrogenesse, DJ/Rupture and Prefuse 73
Barcelona’s annual Sonar festival is a premiere destination on the international electronic dance music scene. Making its first U.S. appearance as part of Catalan Days, SonarSoundNY takes over the Baryshnikov Arts Center with multimedia art: installations, performances, and electronic, hip hop and alternative dance music by some of the most influential talents from New York, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands.
For information about Catalan Days festival events occurring at other venues, please visit: www.llull.cat/catalandays
www.bacnyc.org.
Admission is free. Reservations are required.
www.ticketcentral.com / 212 279 4200
Read more
Performing Arts, Music, Media + food from Catalonia and the Balearic Islands
Time:Saturday, 02 May 2009 20:00
Location:Baryshnikov Arts Center

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Mikhail Baryshnikov
Dear Friends,
I am thrilled to invite you to join us at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on
Sunday, March 8th, at 5:30 PM for a one-night-only screening of Véronique
Doisneau by Jérôme Bel and Pierre Dupouey. The screening will be followed
by a discussion with Mr. Bel.
This special film, in its New York premiere, was conceived ...and directed by Jérôme Bel and recorded at Paris's Palais Garnier in October 2005. The bittersweet documentary captures the reflections of Véronique Doisneau, a longtime corps member of the Paris Opera Ballet, as she is about to have her final performance.
Admission is free. Reservations are required. Please call 646-731-3218.
For more information, please visit www.bacnyc.org.
We hope to see you there!
Sincerely yours,
Stanford Makishi
Executive DirectorRead more
I am thrilled to invite you to join us at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on
Sunday, March 8th, at 5:30 PM for a one-night-only screening of Véronique
Doisneau by Jérôme Bel and Pierre Dupouey. The screening will be followed
by a discussion with Mr. Bel.
This special film, in its New York premiere, was conceived ...and directed by Jérôme Bel and recorded at Paris's Palais Garnier in October 2005. The bittersweet documentary captures the reflections of Véronique Doisneau, a longtime corps member of the Paris Opera Ballet, as she is about to have her final performance.
Admission is free. Reservations are required. Please call 646-731-3218.
For more information, please visit www.bacnyc.org.
We hope to see you there!
Sincerely yours,
Stanford Makishi
Executive DirectorRead more
by Jérôme Bel and Pierre Dupouey.
Time:Sunday, 08 March 2009 17:30
Location:Baryshnikov Arts Center

Mikhail Baryshnikov
Just a quick note to let you know that the new website is now online
http://www.bacnyc.org
Dianne

Mikhail Baryshnikov
We now have 7000 fans.... Thank you for your posts, photo's and kind words....
D.

Mikhail Baryshnikov This photo is reproduced with kind permission of Michael Renfrow...

Mikhail Baryshnikov
an evening length work that explores architecture as a fundamental, subliminal force intervening in the human narrative.
September 24-28, 2008
7PM and 9PM
Tickets $20
http://www.tereoconnordance.org/
To purchase tickets, phone Ticket Central Box Office at 212-279-4200 or visit www.ticketcentral.com
by Tere O'Connor
Time:Wednesday, 24 September 2008 19:00
Location:Baryshnikov Arts Center - Howard Gilman Performance Space

Mikhail Baryshnikov
Featuring Robert Spano, piano; Pedja Muzijevic, piano;
Tom Sherwood, percussion; and Charles Settle, percussion.
Free Admission / Reservations Required
Reservations available beginning one week prior to the scheduled
concert date: www.ticketcentral.com / 212 279 4200
Satie, Reich, and Crumb
Time:Sunday, 14 September 2008 19:00
Location:Baryshnikov Arts Centre

Mikhail Baryshnikov
Founded by dancers Brandi Norton and Sonja Kostich, OtherShore is a new company comprised of veteran dancers whose collective credits include American Ballet Theatre, Trisha Brown Dance Company, San Francisco Ballet, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, White Oak Dance Project, Liz Lerman Dance Exchange and Royal Da...nish Ballet. For their debut performance at BAC, Norton and Kostich commissioned three choreographers to create work for the company-Edwaard Liang, a former soloist with the New York City Ballet and Nederlands Dans Theatre; Stacy Matthew Spence of the Trisha Brown Company; and Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar of the critically acclaimed Big Dance Theater. These works were developed, in part, during a three-week residency at Baryshnikov Arts Center in spring 2008.
October 9-12, 2008
Thursday-Saturday at 8PM
Sunday at 3PM
Tickets: $20
To purchase tickets, phone Ticket Central Box Office at 212-279-4200 or visit www.ticketcentral.com.Read more
October 9-12, 2008
Thursday-Saturday at 8PM
Sunday at 3PM
Tickets: $20
To purchase tickets, phone Ticket Central Box Office at 212-279-4200 or visit www.ticketcentral.com.Read more

Mikhail Baryshnikov
an evening length work that explores architecture as a fundamental, subliminal force intervening in the human narrative.
September 24-28, 2008
7PM and 9PM
Tickets $20
http://www.tereoconnordance.org/
To purchase tickets, phone Ticket Central Box Office at 212-279-4200 or visit www.ticketcentral.com
by Tere O'Connor
Time:Wednesday, 24 September 2008 19:00
Location:Baryshnikov Arts Center - Howard Gilman Performance Space

Mikhail Baryshnikov
Dear all, please continue to post, but keep in mind that this page is managed by a fan. I am not sure that Mr. Baryshnikov actually reads these posts. I have made the BAC and Mr. Baryshnikov aware that this page exists.
Dianne
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