Four people sit in a row onstage under dramatic lighting; the two men in the middle appear distressed, with one yelling, while the women on each end look somber and contemplative.

2026/27 Season

Our 2026–27 season brings together 16 bold and boundary-pushing productions by artists from around the world. Across the season, artists revisit canonical works and ask what they can reveal about violence, politics, grief, ritual, and power today. With major international artists alongside groundbreaking voices, we continue our commitment to bringing the most urgent and adventurous work from around the globe to New York.

OCT 1 & 2

EWA DZIARNOWSKA: THIS RESTING, PATIENCE

Sit inside the dance.

Two people in sheer blue clothing pose with arms extended in a room with scattered chairs, blue carpet, and worn walls. The lighting is dramatic, and the mood appears artistic and expressive.
OCT 8 – 10

TOM AT THE FARM

The funeral is over. The lying has just begun.

A shirtless person stands center stage, arms outstretched and head tilted back, as powder dramatically bursts around them in orange lighting.
OCT 15-17

Manual Cinema: The 4th Witch

Watch the movie get made.

A silhouette of a small girl stands alone, surrounded by dark, twisted tree branches that form a circular frame, creating a sense of isolation and eeriness.
OCT 22-24

Rabih Mroué & Lina Majdalanie: Four Walls and a Roof

What the artist tells the state.

Two people with curly hair sit side by side on a dark stage, facing each other. A person at a piano is dimly visible in the background, partially out of the light.
OCT 29

Julia WolfE, Bang on a Can All-Stars & Trinity Choir: Anthracite Fields

The coal country sings.

A choir and musicians perform on stage, with a large historic black-and-white photo of children in hats and coats projected behind them.
NOV 5-7

Sankai Juku: TOTEM — Void and Height

The final work of a singular visionary.

Five dancers wearing white costumes and head coverings pose with arms raised, standing in a row on a dimly lit stage with a vertical reflective panel beside them.
NOV 12-15

Dead Centre: Deaf Republic

Silence has never been this loud.

Five people are suspended by harnesses on stage in dramatic lighting and mist, appearing to hang limply in front of a brick wall, creating a haunting, theatrical scene.
NOV 20&21

Joris Lacoste: Nexus de l’adoration

A liturgy for no religion.

A performer kneels on a platform with arms open, surrounded by colorful beams of light and mist, creating a dramatic, vibrant stage effect.
Jan 13-16

Minor Theater/JULIA JARCHO: Pity Whore

No one walks away clean.

Person with tousled brown hair wearing a black collar with an O-ring, looking confidently at the camera against a white background.
FEB 4-6

Cullberg / Faye Driscoll: flesh chariot, chariot of flesh

Many bodies, one breath.

Six people, some blurred in motion, move around a man in black standing still at the center. The scene is dynamic and intense, with dramatic body language against a dark background.
FEB 11-13

Milo Rau: Medea’s Children

The children tell it this time.

A film crew records actors in costume on a foggy set, while a giant projection of a girls face with long hair appears in the background, creating a surreal, dramatic scene.
FEB 18-20

NATURE THEATER OF OKLAHOMA: Pizza or A Door In The Dark Does Not Dance or The Meaning of Life

Small opera. Largest things. Pass the parmesan.

Two shirtless men pose in a room with wooden walls, scattered chairs, darts on the wall, and a mounted deer head. One man raises his arms; the other has a long beard and holds flowers. Others stand in the background.
MAR 18-20

Angélica Liddell: Seppuku

Theater at its outer edge.

A muscular person in red posing trunks flexes on stage facing a golden wall, while a person in white sits on the floor nearby with an IV stand and bags.
MAR 31 – APR 3

Romeo Castellucci: Bros

One rule: obey.

A group of people in dark uniforms pose around a large framed photo of a baboon under a spotlight, with one person holding handcuffs next to the photo.
APRL 15-17

David T. Little / Garth Greenwell / Karim Sulayman / Mark Morris / Alarm Will Sound: What Belongs to You

Desire keeps its own accounts.

A man in a white shirt and jeans kneels on stage, gesturing emotionally. Behind him, musicians play various instruments under stage lights, creating a dramatic performance scene.
APRIL 22-24

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker & Radouan Mriziga: Il Cimento dell’Armonia e dell’Inventione

The Four Seasons, made strange again.

Four people in sleeveless mesh shirts stand in a small circle, raising their arms and touching hands above their heads, as if in a group cheer or celebration. The background is dark and minimalist.