Rotunda Project
Commissioned by Works & Process and created by American Ballet Theatre (ABT) principal Daniil Simkin, Falls the Shadow is a new production featuring Simkin, ABT soloist Cassandra Trenary, Hubbard Street dancer Ana Lopez, and Brett Conway; choreography by Alejandro Cerrudo; projection design by Dmitrij Simkin; and costume design by Dior.
The performers’ movements will be captured in real time by motion sensors, generating 3-D mapped visuals projected onto the surface of the rotunda to create an immersive experience that merges technology, music, visual art, fashion, and dance.
Show Finder
Daniil Simkin: Falls the Shadow
First Preview: Aug 22, 2017
Opening Date: Sep 4, 2017
Closing Date: Sep 6, 2017
Running Time: 00:30
Playing @
Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Ave, New York City, NY 10128-0173
Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 13
Audience Advisory: This 30-minute performance will be viewed from the ramps and requires audience members to stand for the duration of the program.
Performance Schedule
MONDAY & TUESDAY @ 8 & 9:30 PM
Director
- Daniil Simkin
Choreography
- Alejandro Cerrudo
TDF Tickets Offers:
TDF Member tickets:
Not currently available for this show
Listed at 
Never
Full-price tickets:
$35.00 - $40.00
Video
Accessibility
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Assisted Listening System
The Admissions desk, Membership desk, and Guggenheim Store are equipped with T-coil compatible induction loops. The museum’s multimedia guide devices are also T-coil compatible and include transcripts of all tour stops. Please ask the staff at the Multimedia Guide desk for assistance -
Elevator/Escalator
Elevators are available from the ground floor. -
Restroom
Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available on the rotunda floor and on Tower Level 7. -
Seating
Accessible seating is available for all events at the Guggenheim. Please call the box office to reserve accessible seats Reserved seating is available only for Works & Process events in the Peter B. Lewis Theater -
Telephone
None on premises -
Translation
Verbal Descriptions use precise, evocative language to convey the visual experience of works of art. Developed for those who are blind or have low vision, these guides are valuable for all visitors who seek an in-depth exploration of specific artworks -
Wheelchair Info
The museum is wheelchair accessible except for the High Gallery, which is at the top of the first ramp and has two low stairs at the entrance. Partial view of the High Gallery is possible from rotunda levels 1 and 2. Printed transcripts of wall texts are available at the Admissions and Information desks. Motorized wheelchairs are allowed in the museum.
