John Jasperse, described by The New York Times as both “dryly sophisticated and cerebral” and “deeply silly and moving and smart,” returns to LUMBERYARD this summer to present his newest work
A varied group of dancers, including Jasperse, come together with a commissioned score by Hahn Rowe, to build a micro-community, where dance is both celebration and a refuge from the wreckage of culture and history.
Led by Artistic Director, John Jasperse, JJP has produced 17 evening-length works in addition to numerous shorter works. Jasperse has also created commissions for other companies including Baryshnikov’s White Oak Dance Project, Batsheva Dance Company, and Lyon Opera Ballet
