HATCH Presenting Series

JENNIFER MULLER / THE WORKScelebrates 44 years ofpresenting a unique spirit to world audiences, educating youth and serving the community with vital outreach. Applying a multi-disciplinary technique that weaves dance, theater and visual arts, the company creates dances that illuminate the human spirit. The Works has electrified world audiences in 39 countries on four continents, 30 states in the US and produced 26 New York Seasons at City Center, the Joyce and New York Live Arts among others. The Works has performed at major theaters and festivals worldwide, from Buenos Aires to Toronto and Hong Kong to Moscow with appearances in Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Shanghai, Tel Aviv, Montreal and Rome, to name a few. In the last decade, The Works has performed to rave reviews at Brazil’sFENDAFOR 10 (Festival Internacional de Dança de Fortaleza), The Sixth Beijing International Theater & Dance Festival, Bangkok’s Eighth International Festival of Dance and Music and Festival Internacional de Teatro Santa Cruz de la Sierra in Bolivia.The Works reaches out to new audiences in the belief that dance can promote cross-cultural understanding and act at a catalyst for positive change. In the US, the company's appearances include Jacob Javits, Lincoln and Kennedy Centers, the David H. Koch, Avery Fisher and Ailey Citigroup Theaters, the Bryant Park, Downtown, Central Park Summerstage and Fire Island Festivals and the United Nations.  Devoted to mentoring creativity in all its forms, The Works conducts programs for all ages, cultures and backgrounds, teaching professionally-oriented students through its Scholarship/ Apprentice and University Residency/Commissioning Programs, mentoring choreographers through its presenting series HATCH, fostering arts awareness through its arts-in-education programs in the NYC Public Schools and teaching workshops worldwide. The Works' education programs reach over 5,000 professional dancers and city youth and mentor 50 choreographers annually. Alumni continue to bring Muller Polarity Technique to new generations of dancers, establishing accredited dance programs in the US, Europe, South America and Japan.

Jennifer Muller/The Works

HATCH Presenting Series was created in the Spring of 1997 in response to the need in the dance field for a cost-free space that enables emerging choreographers to investigate new work, present works-in-progress and engage in dialogue with the audience, free from financial pressure and the scrutiny of critical response.
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Presenting Choreographers:
Sue Samuels
Sokolow Theater Dance Ensemble
Julianne Cariño
Meredith Pellon
Tango For All
 
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General Admission: $20
Students (with ID): $15 *these tickets are only available at the door (cash only)
 
Performance will be followed by a Q&A with presenting choreographers.

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