Enjoy the New York premiere of Dance in the Park, a tender, joyful, and fiercely experimental performance featuring dancers Julia Eichten and Bret Easterling. With music by Strauss and Juniper, this piece embraces phases, geographies, and dreams—glitching between dimensions to celebrate the evolution of movement.

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“Dance in the Park” – Run AMOC

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

The New York premiere of Harawi realizes Olivier Messiaen’s deeply affecting, hour-long song cycle for voice and piano in new physical and dramatic dimensions. It features soprano Julia Bullock and pianist Conor Hanick, with choreography by Bobbi Jene Smith and Or Schraiber and direction by Zack Winokur. Moving from duet to quartet with dancers Bobbi Jene Smith and Zack Winokur, this production breaks open Messiaen’s cycle, connects movement to music, and grapples with the intensity of love and loss.

“Harawi” – Run AMOC

Lincoln Center

In this new evening of dance and music, two boundary-breaking duos—choreographers AMOC* member, Bobbi Jene Smith & Or Schraiber, and composer/musicians Caroline Shaw & Danni Lee Parpan (known together as Ringdown)—collide, converse, and create.

“Seven Scenes” at Little Island

Little Island

Broken Theater is a new work created within the walls of La MaMa that melds live dance-theater, music, and cinematic beauty. Twelve artists meet in a ghost theater where they grapple with love, humiliation, and loss at the cost of each other. When the script has disappeared, when the audience is gone, where are the lines between the part you play and the person you are?

Broken Theater: Benefit Night

Ellen Stewart Theatre

Bobbi Jene Smith’s Broken Theater

AMOC*’s first collaboration with Carolyn Chen, How to Fall Apart describes cosmic, natural, and human processes of disintegration, aging, and falling apart. This evening-length work for three dancers, one violinist, and one cellist integrates text, gesture, and music, building upon Chen’s long-standing compositional work “in which sensuality and abstraction find common ground” (LA Times). How to Fall Apart unfolds as various assemblages of sound, movement, and storytelling cohere, dissolve, and reform, telling personal and scientific stories about the climate crisis, cosmological history, the erosion of soil in Northern Chad, the aging body, The Billion Oyster Project in New York, and the operations of microbes.

Victoria Bek

Events

Past events

9 - 10 Jul, 2025

“Dance in the Park” – Run AMOC · AMOC / American Modern Opera Company

Jun 26, 2025

“Harawi” – Run AMOC · AMOC / American Modern Opera Company

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