Associate Artistic Director Eleanor Bunker talks about reconstructing and directing “Kurt Weill.”
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Jim May on directing the 2016 season
Founding Director Jim May talks about directing Anna Sokolow’s work for the 2016 New York City season.
Reviews from our Spring 2016 season
Reviews by Deborah Jowitt, Mary Cargill, and Joel Benjamin.
Video Interviews: Behind the Scenes
Meet the directors and casts, and get an inside look at the rehearsal process for our Spring 2016 season.
75 Years of Sokolow and Mexico: A Celebration
The Sokolow Ensemble is offering in 2013-14, partnership program with other dance communities as part of a special celebration of Ms. Sokolow’s 75 years relationship with Mexico were she was a key figure in that country’s Modern dance. View video clips from Frida FRIDA: 15 minutes-5 sections with music Chavez, Revueltas, Lola Beltran, Rodrigo, 12-16 … Continue reading 75 Years of Sokolow and Mexico: A Celebration
Robert Johnson reviews Odes on NJ.com
“‘Odes’ remains a luminous work deserving a place of honor.”
Purchase Magritte, Magritte on DVD
Magritte, Magritte (1970) was Anna Sokolow’s multi-media masterpiece that gave rise to the theatre/dance genre, and is one of the most influential modern dance works ever created. You can now purchase a DVD of the full-scale work from our website at a special centennial price.
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New York Times Review: Spring 2010 at Joyce SoHo
For the venerable Anna Sokolow, who would have been 100 this year — she made it to 90 — art wasn’t an understated or passive act, but something meant to be a reflection and a comment on contemporary life.
Review: Rooms and Kafka performed by Boston Conservatory students
Sokolow Ensemble artistic director, with the assistance of company members Samantha Geracht and Lauren Naslund, staged Anna Sokolow’s Rooms and From the Diaries of Franz Kafka on students at the Boston Conservatory, which they performed in February 2010. From Marcia Siegel’s review: “For today’s young dancers, who are focused on technical skills, vintage material like … Continue reading Review: Rooms and Kafka performed by Boston Conservatory students