2025-26 Season Preview
Performance calendar for our 2025-26 season.
Performances
8/23 & 24 — Virtual Lecture: The Soul of Sokolow
Photos: Jim May by Melissa Sobel,Anna Sokolow by Barbara Morgan Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble’s founding director, Jim May, will join seven other performing artists, educators, and writers in an online workshop considering “spirit” in dance, across cultures and time, presented by the New York Baroque Dance Company. Jim May launches the workshop on Saturday, August 23 … Continue reading 8/23 & 24 — Virtual Lecture: The Soul of Sokolow
6/28 – DUMBO Dance Festival, Brooklyn
ST/DE performs Schubert Impromptu by Claudia Gitelman at the 24th Annual DUMBO Dance Festival, at the Mark O’Donnell Theater in Brooklyn.
5/20 – The Slipper Room, NYC – with Smoke Ring
This year, Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble joins forces with award-winning, contemporary acapella quartet Smoke Ring.
6/13 & 14 – Benched – Jersey City
The premiere of “Benched” by Samantha Géracht, choreographed for Clarence Brooks, along with works by Talley Beatty, Janis Brenner, and Robert Cleary.
4/7 – Intertwine Festival, Jersey City
The Intertwine Festival pairs choreographers and composers, offering an opportunity to develop and perform original work with live music. ST/DE artistic director Samantha Géracht premieres a new dance with music composed and played by Emanuel Ayvas. At Jersey City Theater Center.
2/15 & 16 – Dances by Charles Weidman
The Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble performs two major works by Charles Weidman, Lynchtown and Bach’s Christmas Oratorio. Scripps Studio Theater at the Paul Taylor Dance Company Studios, NYC.
2/11 – Lecture at Hunter College
Anna Sokolow and the Jewish Roots of her American Modern Dance. Samantha Géracht, Artistic Director of Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble will give a lecture at Hunter College in New York City, including live performance by company member Ilana Ruth Cohen.
2024 in Pictures
A look back at 2024 in photographs.
Meet our guest directors
For JOY: Dances for Midwinter, ST/DE has invited three distinguished guest directors to reconstruct dances from three traditions of modern dance: Pamela Levy, Tonia Shimin, and Gail Corbin.