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SUSANA COOK
RUN! IT'S GETTING UGLY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 | 8PM
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SOULS OF OUR FEET: BLAKTINX DANCE CONCERT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 | 8PM
BAAD!'s signature compilation dance concert brings together a bevy of dance styles and talents from the Bronx and beyond. This year's choreographers include
Miki Tuesday, J. Bouey, Edgard Toro, Titilayo Mayogdbe, Shango Bartley, Rokafella, and Sarah Sandford.
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COURAGEOUS CONVERSATIONS
ROSE ARCE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19 | 7PM
Courageous Conversations is a free forum that brings together leading thinkers and doers from the arts, media and politics to offer strategies to queer people on how to navigate and thrive in the current political climate.
Supported by The Liberty Fund of The New York Community Trust.
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TRIBUTE TO BABA CHUCK DAVIS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 | 8PM
BAAD! celebrates the legendary Baba Chuck Davis with an intimate gathering and tribute to his Bronx roots. In 1967, Baba Chuck formed the Chuck Davis Dance Company at the South Bronx Community Action Theatre and later moved it to Bronx Community College. A decade later Baba Chuck would bring Chuck Davis Dance Company to BAM in what eventually became DanceAfrica.
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EXPERIMENTS IN CREATIVE EMANCIPATION
CURATED BY EBONY GOLDEN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 | 8PM
Audrey Elaine Hailes, Jaime Yawa Dzandu, and Malcolm-X El-Shabazz Betts make work that is challenging, thick, messy, purposeful, durational, muscular, textured, and requires full-bodied participation from the audience. This is the kind of art we need. Cheers to these bold and necessary artists for making work that challenges the times and sets a vision for emancipation in action.
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MARTA AND ARTHUR
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 | 3PM
In 2004, Marta Renzi met Arthur Avilés at Prodanza Italia where they compared stories of the New York dance world. Marta had already aired her first PBS special in 1987 when Arthur was just beginning his professional dance career.
This event brings two artists together in a multimedia program presenting dance books, a dance film by Marta, and live dance created by
Arthur featuring Jonathan Gonzalez.
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BAAD! HALLOWEEN:
PARTY & OPEN STAGE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 | 7PM
BAAD! brings it on Halloween with costumes, dancing and artful fun. Doors open at 7pm, and everyone is invited to sing, dance, read or perform for the open stage beginning at 8:30pm, and MC'd by Appolonia Cruz and
Vivika Westwood Mugler
. Then dance the night away.
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MALEEK WASHINGTON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 | 8PM
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WINDS OF RESISTANCE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 | 8PM
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TATIANA DESARDOUIN/ PASSION FRUIT DANCE COMPANY
DANCE WITHIN YOUR DANCE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 | 8PM
What is your process to find your groove? Hip hop and house dancer/choreographer Tatiana Desardouin uses her teaching method "Technique Within Your Groove" using isolations, lines, waves, rhythms, and steps to find herself within her dance. She questions how we become unique, even if we are strongly and naturally influenced by each other in our hip-hop and house communities.
Part of Pepatian/BAAD!'s Dance Your Future residency funded by the Jerome Foundation.
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BEATRICE CAPOTE & MIGUEL APARICIO/THE SABROSURA EFFECT
TO INFINITY AND BEYOND
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 | 8PM
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LATIN BALLET OF VIRGINIA
NUYORICAN
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18 | 8PM
NuYoRican pays tribute to NYC's Puerto Rican community, celebrating their stories of struggle and triumph. This collaboration between award-winning choreographer and artistic director of the Latin Ballet, Ana Ines King, and award-winning author and journalist, Julia Torres Barden, is based on her book, "NEWYORICANGIRL...Surviving my Spanglish Life." NuYoRican shares true stories of the Puerto Rican migration to the US at its peak in the 1940s - spotlighting the discrimination, cultural assimilation and hurdles faced and overcome.
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THANKS TO OUR FUNDERS
BAAD!/AATT receive support from:
The SHS Foundation,
The Mertz Gilmore Foundation,
The New York Community Trust,
The Howard Gilman Foundation,
The Liberty Fund of the New York Community Trust,
Lincoln Center Innovation Fund,
The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs,
The NY State Council on the Arts (NYSCA),
NYC Councilmember James Vacca,
and private donations.
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