Current Repertoire

Music by The Bengsons, The Crown, Luduvici Einaudi
Choreography by Henry Steele Dillon
Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti
Costume by Holly Harper

Music by Peter Illich Tchaikovsky Choreography staged by Alexandra Gonzalez Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti Costume by Meyvi Gorey

Music by Ludwig Minkus
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Choreography staged by Alexandra Gonzalez
Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Music by Steelers Wheel & Gil Scott-Heron
Choreography by Eoghan Dillon
Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti
Costumes by Holly Harper

Music by Scott Joplin
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti
Costumes by Mary Rita Williams

Music by Max Richter
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Staging by Alexandra Gonzalez
Lighting Design by Patrick Picciotti

"Man is a social animal."- Spinoza

Music by Arcangelo Corelli, Henry Cowell and Malloy Miller
Combined by John Herbert McDowell
Choreography by Paul Taylor
Entire production staged and supervised by Michelle Fleet
Women's Costumes by Scott Barrie
Headpieces by John Rawlings
Reconstructed by Meyvi Gorey
(First performed by the Paul Taylor Dance Company in 1976)

Music by Édouard Deldevez and Ludwig Minkus
Choreography by Joseph Mazilier
Choreography set by Alexandra Gonzalez
Costumes by Meyvi Gorey

Music by Rosalia
Choreography by Christopher Bloom
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Music by Billie Eilish
“Copycat”, “Everything I Wanted”, & “Bury a Friend”
Choreography by Christopher Bloom
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Music by Ludwig Minkus
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Choreography set by Alexandra Gonzalez
Costumes by Meyvi Gorey

Music by Peter Ludwig Hertel
Choreography by Jean Dauberval
Choreography set by Alexandra Gonzalez
Costumes by Meyvi Gorey
Headpieces by Meyvi Gorey & Rita Crawford

Act III Waltz of the Jewels

Choreography by Marius Petipa Staged by Lenore Pavlakos-Morales
Music by Peter Tchaikovsky
Costumes by Meyvi Gorey
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Dimitri Schostakovich; V. Waltz/Scherzo played by Tulio Forlenza
Choreography by Alexandra Gonzalez
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music: Slaapzucht by Machinefabriek

Choreography by Loni Landon

Costumes by Holly Harper

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music: Subway Gawdz by Too Many Zooz

Choreography by Elizabeth Koeppen-Kalosieh

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Ai Isshiki

Choreography by Breton Tyner-Bryan

Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Saint Petersburg RTV Symphony Orchestra & Stanislav Gorkovenko 

Choreography by Alexandra Gonzalez

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Too Many Zooz

Choreography by Elizabeth Koeppen-Kalosieh

Costumes by Elena Comendador and Holly Harper

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by J. Ralph

Choreography by Nancy Turano

Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Jeff Russo and Giomorales

Choreography by Elizabeth Roxas- Dorbrish

Costumes by Holly Harper

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Max Richter, Sleep Constellation 1

Choreography by Adam Barruch

Costumes by Holly Harper

Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Ezio Bosso & the Buxusconsort Strings, III. Waves and Hope

Choreography by Samuel Asher Kunzman

Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald

Lighting by Patrick Pocciotti

Music by Erkki-Sven Tüür, Ardor, Concerto for Marimba and Orchestra: III
Choreography by Shannon Gillen
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Max Richter, Ezio Bosso
Choreography by Kate Skarpetowska
Sound Design by Mark Gavezzoli
Original Costumes by Naomi Luppescu
Original Lighting by Nicholas Houfek
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Tony Turner

Music by Abel Korzeniowski, I Will Follow You and Abdication
Choreography by Elizabeth Roxas
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Daniel Hope, Sonata for Violin and Continuo No. 3 & Wild Swans Suite
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Tony Turner

Music by Murcof
Choreography by Sidra Bell
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Wunder and Monkey (edited by Clare Larkin Mallaney)
Choreography by Clare Larkin Mallaney
Assistants to the Choreographer: Megan Guinta and Mary Mallaney
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Steve Reich, "Daniel Variations"
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

This work was originally created for the National Ballet of Sweden School in Gothenburg and was also performed by the Ailey/Fordham BFA Program.
Photo by Rosalie O'Connor

Music by Ezio Bosso, Giochini
Choreography by Samuel Asher Kunzman
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Tony Turner

Music by Johan Johannson, Joby Talbot
Choreography by Loni Landon
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Terry Riley
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Le Cid, “Madrilena”
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach
Choreography by Belinda McGuire
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Fields was originally commissioned for National Ballet of Sweden School in Goteborg in 2012.

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Air on the G String Overture #3
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Hildur Gudnadottir
Choreography by Adam Barruch
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Material from Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair was originally investigated at The Yard (Wendy Taucher, Artistic Director), a colony for performing artists in Chilmark, MA as part of the Bessie Schönberg Choreographers and Dancers Residency.

Music by Giuseppe Verdi, Che faceste? dite su! and S' allontanarono from the opera "Macbeth"
Choreography by Belinda McGuire
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

A version of this piece was originally created on students of The Juilliard School's summer intensive program in 2010.
Music by David Lang and Gavin Bryars, “Amjad, I Await”
Choreography by Belinda McGuire
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

“Atemporal” premiered at the National Ballet of Sweden School in Goteborg, Sweden in June 2011.
Music by Philip Glass, “Facades”
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Makana
Choreography by Elisa Clark
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Zoe Keating
Choreography by Sidra Bell
Assistant Choreographers: Caroline Kirkpatrick, David Norsworthy, Clare Mallaney
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Michael Nyman, “2nd String Quartet Part 5”
Choreography by Adam Barruch
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Ludwig van Beethoven, “Symphony No. 7 in A Major”
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Costumes by Holly Harper
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Barbatuques
Music Editing by Cherice Barton and Cléa Owens
Choreography by Cherice Barton
Collaborative Assistant: Reed Laplau
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Christopher Duggan

Music by Torgue/Houpin, Ludovico Einaudi, Karl Jenkins
Choreograpy by Fabrice Lamego
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald, Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Mozart, Sonata for 2 pianos in D major K448- WA
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Costumes by Mary Rita Williams
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Unknown Composer
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Tony Gatlif
Choreography by Andrea Miller
Costumes by Andrea Miller
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

This work was originally commissioned and created as part of the “Coast to Coast” collaboration between NJDTE and Vancouver Arts Umbrella in Spring 2008.
Photo by Todd Carroll

Music by Guiseppe Torelli: Violin Concerto Opus 8 #7
In D Minor for Solo violin, string and continuo
Choreography by Twyla Tharp
Staged by Jason McDole

Music by J. Strauss II
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Gabriel Faure’ “In Paradisum” Sissel
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Alan Williams
Choreography by Carlos dos Santos, Jr.
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Denis Vu

Music by Bronx Sound Machine
Choreography by Robert Battle
Staged by Elisa Clark
Costumes by Mia McSwain
Lighting by Burke J. Wilmore
Photo by Lucinda Dowell

Original Music by Robert S. Cohen
Performed by Kean Percussion Ensemble
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
(Commissioned by Ars Vitalis: The New Jersey New Music Forum)

Music by Warsaw Villiage Band
Choreography by Katarzyna Skarpetowska
Costumes by Mia McSwain
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Bruno Coulais (original score from “Les Choristes”)
Arranged by Roland Marconi
Choreography by Elizabeth Roxas-Dobrish
Costumes by Elizabeth Roxas
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Marcelo Zarvos
Choreography by Carlos Dos Santos
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Alberto Iglesias (“Hable con Ella”)
Choreography by Jean Emile
Costumes by Elena Comendador
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music: Violin Concerto in A Minor
Performer Itzhak Perlman
Choreography by Iyun Harrison
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

‘An ode to their beauty, youth and limitless possibility.”
Music by Antonio Vivaldi “The Four Seasons”
Performer Itzhak Perman
Choreography by Iyun Harrison
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Lucinda Dowell

Music by Gioachino Rossini
Choreography by David Parsons
Staged by Elizabeth Koeppen
Costume Design by Judy Wirkula
Lighting Design by Howell Binkley
Lighting Adaptation by Patrick Picciotti
First Performed by The Parsons Dance Company in 1986
Photo by Kristin Lodoen

Music by Hans Zammer, Angelique Kidjo, Kronos Quartet
Choreography by Fabrice Lamego
Costumes by Linda Fitzgrerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Odenkoza
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Costume Concept by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Anthony Cornicello
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by Soweto String Quartet
Choreography by Bradley Shelver
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Composer Michael Nyman “Stroking”
Choreography by Brian Carey Chung

Music by Moby
Choreography by Sandra Kaufmann
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by Karl Jenkins
Choreography by Fabrice Lamengo
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Autreche
Choreography by Kyle Bukhari
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting Installation by Sarah H. Paulson
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by Steve Reich (Triple Quartet)
Choreography by Francisco Martinez
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by John Mackey
Choreography by Robert Battle
Staged by Jason McDole & Elisa Clark
Costume Design by Lucio Galano
Lighting by Burke J. Wilmore
Photo by Todd Carroll

Composer J.S. Bach
Music Concerto for violin and strings in A
Choreography by Robert Garland
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Tony Turner

Music by Amalia Rodriguez & Misia
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciott
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by Paul Hindemith Trio No. 1 for violin, viola and violincella Op. 34
Choreography by Stephen Pier
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald, Renee Troiano
I. Toccata Schelle Halbe II. Langsam und mit grosser Ruhe III. Masig Schnelle Viertel
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Peter Lewy
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti

Music by Frederic Chopin
Choreography by Michel Fokine
Staged by Nancy Turano, Lisa Rumbauskas
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald, MaryRita Williams
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Nancy Paulson

Music by Sergei Prokofiev
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Set & Costume Concept by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald, Anna Licata,
Renee Troiano
Set Design by Lael Paulson, George Licata,
Patrick Picciotti
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Apex Twins & Uma Sumac
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Julie Lemberger

Music by Peter Tchaikovsky
Choreography by Nancy Turano
Costumes by Linda Fitzgerald, Marcella Corvino
Lighting by Patrick Picciotti
Photo by Lucinda Dowell