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The Joyce Theater Spring/Summer '26 Season

Opening Date: Mar 4, 2026
Closing Date: Aug 16, 2026
The Joyce Theater Spring/Summer '26 Season

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Playing @
Joyce Theater
175 Eighth Ave, New York, NY 10011
The full Spring/Summer '26 Season includes:

Noe Soulier 
The Waves 
March 4-5
A vivid exploration of gesture, sound, and physical memory, Noé Soulier’s The Waves transforms Virginia Woolf’s modernist masterpiece into a mesmerizing, multisensory performance.

Compagnie Herve KOUBI
Sol Invictus
March 10-15
With breathtaking physicality and radiant imagery, Hervé Koubi’s Sol Invictus channels the “invincible sun” to illuminate humanity’s capacity for love, unity and resilience.

Ailey II
March 17-22
The next generation of dance arrives with explosive energy and emotional depth, presenting thrilling new works alongside classic treasures from the Ailey repertory.

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
March 24- April 5
Hubbard Street returns with two weeks of powerhouse repertory—mixing exclusive commissions, iconic Fosse works, and signature creations from today’s leading choreographers.

Gibney Company
April 7-12
Gibney Company showcases its expressive artists in a dynamic program featuring a world premiere by Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, Lucinda Childs’ luminous 'Canto Ostinato,' and Medhi Walerski’s evocative 'Silent Tides.'

Johnny Loves Johann
April 14-19
Grammy-winning violinist Johnny Gandelsman joins four celebrated choreographers for a vibrant, intimate reimagining of Bach’s cello suites through dance and folk-inspired violin. 

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana
QUINTO ELEMENTO
April 21-26
Flamenco Vivo ignites the stage with Patricia Guerrero’s QUINTO ELEMENTO, a bold, electrifying journey through flamenco’s essence and its mysterious “fifth element.” 

Parsons Dance
April 29-May 10
Parsons Dance celebrates its signature athleticism and joy with two world premieres, a new commission and the return of beloved favorites 'Caught' and 'Nascimento Novo.'

ABT Studio Company
May 13-17
ABT Studio Company spotlights ballet’s rising stars in a dazzling program of New York premieres, contemporary favorites and virtuosic classical selections.

Tap City
May 19-24
Tap City brings together master hoofers and rising talent for an exhilarating celebration of tap’s legacy with classic revivals, world premieres, live music and rare archival footage.

Doug Varone and Dancers
May 27-31
Marking its 40th anniversary, Doug Varone and Dancers revisits iconic works and unveils a riveting new premiere set to Radiohead’s 'In Rainbows.'

Ballet Tech Kids Dance
June 4-7
Ballet Tech Kids Dance returns with a new full-length ballet and beloved Eliot Feld classics, showcasing the exuberance and artistry of the next generation.

Step Afrika!
The Migration: Reflections on Jacob Lawrence
June 10-21
Step Afrika! transforms Jacob Lawrence’s 'The Migration Series" into a powerful fusion of percussive dance, history and visual storytelling honoring a defining American journey.

Pilobolus
Trips
June 23-July 12
Pilobolus launches audiences into a kinetic multiverse with Trips, an intergalactic, genre-blending journey through humor, spectacle and physical wonder.

Mark Morris Dance Group
Dances to American Music
July 14-25
Mark Morris Dance Group illuminates America’s musical landscape with three programs set to jazz innovators, West Coast mavericks, and country legends.

PHILADANCO!
July 29- August 2
PHILADANCO! returns with a dynamic program honoring its powerful choreographic lineage while showcasing bold new works that propel the company into its next era.

Ballet Festival
Curated by Misty Copeland
August 4-16
Curated by Misty Copeland, The Joyce’s Ballet Festival gathers world-class dancers and visionary creators shaping ballet’s past, present and future.

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Performance Schedule

Visit Joyce.org for full schedule. 


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Accessibility

  • Parking

    Parking garage on 19th St (7th and 8th Ave)
  • Box Office

    Street entrance
  • Restroom

    Down one flight of stairs
  • Water Fountain

    Downstairs
  • Wheelchair Info

    Theater is wheelchair accessible; performance space on street level

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