Observer’s Guide to the Best Dance Coming to New York City This Winter
The coming months are jam-packed with fascinating festivals, classical ballets and international performances.
The Joyce Theater
The Joyce Theater, located at 175 Eighth Avenue, New York City, opened in 1982. It was founded by dancers Cora Cahan and Eliot Feld in a former movie house to create a dedicated space for dance performances. The Joyce is renowned for presenting a diverse range of dance styles, including contemporary, ballet, hip-hop, and international dance. The theater has become a premier venue for both established and emerging dance companies, offering audiences access to high-quality performances. The Joyce Theater is celebrated for its commitment to supporting the dance community and enriching the cultural fabric of New York City. Read more about Dance.
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