CBA Events

CBA offers two primary opportunities for public engagement with the work and ideas about dance emerging from CBA and New York University. Many of CBA’s events are recorded and available to watch here.

Mr B: George Balanchine’s 20th Century:

Click here for a list of book events for Jennifer Homans’ Mr B: George Balanchine’s 20th Century.

CBA Public Programs:

These programs are lectures, conversations, and/or demonstrations featuring scholars and artists in dialogue around the subject of dance. Event content and speakers are primarily curated by CBA in collaboration with our partner institutions. For those who are unable to attend in person, nearly all CBA Public Programs are available to view online.

NYU Co-Sponsored Events:

These events consist of dance-related content presented and curated by NYU centers, institutes, or departments. As a co-sponsor, CBA aims to encourage multidisciplinary conversations on dance throughout the university setting.

Photo Credit: Jakari Sherman by Temi Kujore

IN-PERSON: I See you! Stepping Fundamentals and Insights

September, 13th 2023

3:00pm EDT

RSVP HERE

Photo Credit: Steve Vaccariello

My Life Outloud: A Moving Story of Hope, Featuring Hope Boykin

April 27th, 2023

6:00pm EDT

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Unsettling Classical Bodies: Padmini Chettur in Conversation with Brooke Holmes and Anurima Banerji on the Histories and the Worlds of Contemporary Dance

April 27th, 2023

6:00pm EDT

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Photo of Kara Yoo Leaman by Rosen-Jones Photography
Photo of Jennifer Homans by Brigitte Lacombe

Secrets in the Score: Balanchine and Bizet’s Symphony in C

March 6, 2023

6:00pm ET

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Whose Ballet? graphic courtesy of the Hemispheric Institute

Graphic: A ballerina in Arabesque position, facing left. They act as the period in a question mark. under them reads: Whose Ballet? Diasporan Waves and Black Genealogies for Dance

Whose Ballet? Diasporan Waves and Black Genealogies for Dance

February 13, 2023

6:00pm EST

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CBA offers two primary opportunities for public engagement with the work and ideas about dance emerging from CBA and New York University. Many of CBA’s events are recorded and available to watch here.

Mr B: George Balanchine’s 20th Century:

CBA Public Programs:

NYU Co-Sponsored Events:

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