Dance Heginbotham - Herz Schmerz

First Preview: Sep 16, 2019

Opening Date: Oct 10, 2019

Closing Date: Oct 12, 2019

Running Time: 00:55

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Baryshnikov Arts

450 West 37th Street , New York City, NY 10018

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Following their 2017 collaborative debut The Principles of Uncertainty, choreographer John Heginbotham and artist/writer Maira Kalman co-conceive a new dance-play, HERZ SCHMERZ.

Early 20th century Swiss author Robert Walser’s witty writings inspire an eccentric and hyper-detailed landscape of movement, text, visual design, and live chamber music, creating an impressionistic observatory of life's beautiful minutiae and most important themes.

World Premiere

Dance Dance Play - Drama

Show Notes: No Intermission

Age Guidance: 13

Performance Schedule

THURSDAY thru SATURDAY @ 7:30 PM

Written By

John Heginbotham and Maira Kalman - conception

Music

Hans Huber

Choreographer

John Heginbotham

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Dance Heginbotham: "HERZ SCHMERZ" (World Premiere) from Baryshnikov Arts Center on Vimeo.

Accessibility

Box Office

For questions or requests related to accessibility, including assistance with purchasing tickets, please call the box office at (646) 731-3226 or email boxoffice@baryshnikovarts.org.
Curb Ramps

There is a step up from the street to the curb.
Restroom

Accessible restrooms are available on Floors 3, 4 and 6.
Entrance

Street level entrance, reception personnel are staffed in the lobby to assist with questions upon entrance.
Elevator/Escalator

All studios reachable by elevator.
Parking

Enterprise Parking (453 West 37th Street), Icon Parking (404 West 37th Street)
Telephone

None on premises
Wheelchair Info

Wheelchair accessible
Seating

Accessible seats are available for each performance and can be purchased directly on our website. Jerome Robbins Theater: Seats located in row A of the Orchestra do not require the use of stairs. Seats located in the Balcony require use of stairs. Audience members sit in padded, connected seats. | Howard Gilman Performance Space: Seats do not require use of stairs. Audience members sit in freestanding, padded seats.