10/22 & 23 – American Dance Guild Festival 2026
Performances of Anna Sokolow’s Preludes and Murray Louis’ Bach Suite at the American Dance Guild’s 70th Anniversary Festival.
Performances
9/30 – Harmonic Dissonance – NYC
ST/DE performs Claudia Gitelman’s Schubert Impromptu on a program presented by Dances We Dance, with live music by pianist Nathaniel LaNasa. At The Sanctuary at St. Paul & St. Andrew, New York City.
9/25 & 26 – Philly Fringe Festival
Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble joins Dancefusion of Philadelphia to present masterpieces by two legendary giants of modern dance, Anna Sokolow and Mary Anthony. September 25 & 26, 2026 at Performance Garage, Philadelphia.
6/30 – Close Quarters IV at the Slipper Room
Close Quarters IV at the Slipper Room, on NYC’s Lower East Side. Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
6/26 & 27 – Beyond the Bang Group
ST/DE and former The Bang Group member Erin Gottwald performs Anna Sokolow’s Slaughter of the Innocents on an evening of works by friends, former, and current members of The Bang Group.
4/25 & 26 in NYC – Divine Mythologies
Performances of Odes by Anna Sokolow and Ekstasi by Lisa Thurrell by a combined company of Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble and Kanopy Dance, in NYC and Madison, WI.
April 14 & 15 – ADG/Clark Center program at 14 St Y
Politics of Movement…When dance speaks out. Presented by the American Dance Guild and the Clark Center NYC, this concert explores the powerful intersection of dance and activism, focusing on themes of protest and resistance in motion.
3/1 – Rooms – NYC performance
Anna Sokolow’s masterpiece, Rooms, performed on March 1, 2026 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in NYC. 2:00 pm, $10 suggested donation.
2/1 – Anna Sokolow and the Roots of Anti-Fascist Dance
Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 2 pm, Museum of Jewish Heritage, NYC. Lecture/performance about Anna Sokolow’s anti-fascist dance and her collaboration with composer Alex North.
1/11 (in-person) & 1/22 (virtual) – Lecture / Demonstration
Artistic Director Samantha Géracht presents the first of three programs at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City. This lecture demonstration traces Sokolow’s history and art