Mufutau Yusuf’s Impasse is a stunning, charged duet that seeks to understand the politics and representation of the Black body in contemporary Western society. Mixing sounds of the choreographer's Yoruba roots with Bach and hip-hop, the performers challenge historical racial projections of blackness—steeped in cultural imperialism, violence, exploitation, marginalization, and powerlessness—to reclaim its humanity and self-determination.

Get swept up in The Waves, an expansive, intimate, surreal, and impressionistic contemporary dance about sound waves, light waves, brain waves, and intersubjectivity. The piece considers how individuals experience and craft their own sense of reality. The Waves is conceived and directed by Charlie Slender-White, and utilizes Virginia Woolf’s novel of the same name as […]

As we celebrate our 40th year, JGPG is proud to announce the GUSH Dance Festival 2026. For this fourth iteration of the festival, Joe Goode gathers long-time artistic collaborators whose creative relationships span more than three decades. The festival features a reimagining of Joe Goode and Liz Burritt in Doris in a Dust Bowl (1987), along […]

Sean Dorsey Dance’s “We Choose Each Other” is a powerful evening of dances created as a balm for this moment in America. Sean Dorsey Dance will perform the world premiere of several new dances and restage pieces from the company’s 20-year award-winning repertoire … treating audiences to the company’s signature fusion of full-throttle dance, luscious […]