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The Joyce Theater Fall '26/Winter '27 Season

Opening Date: Sep 16, 2026
Closing Date: Feb 28, 2027
The Joyce Theater Fall '26/Winter '27 Season

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Joyce Theater
175 Eighth Ave, New York, NY 10011
The full Fall '26/Winter '27 Season includes:

The Surge: An Ode to Sinéad O'Connor
September 16-27
Tony Award-winning choreographer and director Sonya Tayeh draws on Sinéad O’Connor’s uncompromising voice and spirit to create a powerful meditation on voice, protest, and the courage to live a life that defies the norm.

The Sarasota Ballet
September 29-October 4
The Sarasota Ballet lands at The Joyce with a program honoring three of Britain’s great choreographers–Sir Frederick Ashton, Antony Tudor, and Sir Peter Wright.

Limón Dance Company
October 6-11
The Limón Dance Company’s 80th anniversary celebration bridges legacy and innovation through landmark new work commissions and powerful cultural partnerships, solidifying the company as one of the most vital voices within the landscape of American and global dance.

Nrityagram Dance Ensemble
October 13-18
India’s foremost Odissi dance company, invites audiences on a luminous journey across time with KHA KHA A—the sound of dancing feet.

London City Ballet
October 27-November 1
The award-winning London City Ballet, former resident company of Sadler’s Wells, returns after its successful revival tour in 2024 with two mixed programs of enticing new ballets and cherished legacy works.

GALLIM
November 11-15
As GALLIM approaches its 20th anniversary season in 2027, the company returns to The Joyce Theater with a repertory program that honors its past while looking boldly toward its future.

Complexions Contemporary Ballet
November 17-29
“Technically and creatively… at the forefront of American contemporary ballet” (The Ballet Herald), Complexions Contemporary Ballet returns for its homecoming season under the direction of Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson.

A Very SW!NG OUT Holiday
December 1-6
It wouldn’t be winter at The Joyce without A Very SW!NG OUT Holiday—The hit-show is back for its seasonal encore run with new surprises yule surely not want to miss!

TAO Dance Theater
December 8-13
The company makes its Joyce debut this winter with the melding of two works from the company canon—13 and 14.

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
December 15-January 3
The world's foremost gender-skewing comic ballet company returns this holiday season for three weeks!

Sekou McMiller & Friends
January 5-10
Sekou McMiller & Friends marks its first Joyce appearance with Palladium Nights, a heart-pounding, joyous, rhythmically infectious celebration of the golden age of Latin dance and music.

CIRCA
January 12-24
The Australian company has redefined contemporary circus with its “astonishing physical mastery” (The New York Times). Circa debuts at The Joyce with its latest creation, WOLF.

Charlotte Ballet
January 27-31
Under the artistic direction of Alejandro Cerrudo, the company returns with a thoughtfully curated evening featuring works by Cerrudo, Crystal Pite, and CB's Resident Choreographer Mthuthuzeli November.

Black Grace
February 2-7
Black Grace brings its distinct “exhilarating, seemingly inexhaustible energy” (The New York Times) back to The Joyce for a third season with a mixed repertoire performed by some of New Zealand's finest artists.

Sergio Bernal Dance Company: Flamenco Legacy
February 16-21
Former Principal Dancer of the Ballet Nacional de España Sergio Bernal storms back to New York City with Flamenco Legacy, the highly anticipated evening-length program created by Sergio Bernal alongside Artistic Director Ricardo Cue.

Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE
February 23-28
The company closes out the Fall/Winter season with a dynamic program of company classics and Brown’s tour-de-force, Grace.
Dance

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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