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Dance Top 5: March 2023

by Sharon Hoyer | March 1, 2023

by Sharon Hoyer
March 1, 2023March 14, 2023Filed under:
  • Dance
  • Dance Previews
  • Recommended Dance Shows

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in Kyle Abraham’s “Are You in Your Feelings?”/Photo: Paul Kolnik

1
Elements
(MCA)
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago presents two packed programs, including premieres by Thang Dao and Alvin Ailey alum Hope Boykin, as well as a reprise of Aszure Barton’s thrilling “BUSK”—quick on the heels of the announcement that Barton is the company’s next resident choreographer.
March 23-April 2

2
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
(Auditorium Theatre)
The legendary company’s annual stop in Chicago includes pieces by Jamar Roberts, Paul Taylor and Ailey’s masterpiece “Revelations,” plus another chance to see work by Kyle Abraham—also on the Hubbard Street program this month.
March 8-12

3
Somewhere Between
(Dance Center of Columbia College)
FLOCK, the choreographic duo of Hubbard Street alum Florian Lochner and Alice Klock, return to Chicago with a new ensemble work that explores childhood stories and human connection.
March 23-25

4
Celebrate Giordano
(Harris Theater)
Giordano Dance Chicago celebrates its sixtieth-anniversary season alongside South Chicago Dance Theatre with a new work by SCDT artistic director Kia Smith and favorite selections from a vast trove of jazz dances.
March 31-April 1

5
Sans Pareil
(Logan Center for the Arts)
 The second cohort of the renewed Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project present a showcase of Chicago’s diverse Black dance artistry, companies specializing in everything from jazz to tap to modern to footwork to hip-hop… en pointe.
March 25-26

Tagged:
  • Alice Klock
  • Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
  • Aszure Barton
  • Auditorium Theatre
  • Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project
  • Dance Center of Columbia College
  • FLOCK
  • Florian Lochner
  • Giordano Dance Chicago
  • Harris Theater
  • Hope Boykin
  • Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
  • Jamar Roberts
  • Kia Smith
  • Kyle Abraham
  • MCA
  • Paul Taylor
  • Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts
  • South Chicago Dance Theatre
  • Thang Dao

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