JUNE 17 - 18, 2022 / Aronoff Center for Arts Jarson-Kaplan Theater
Mutual Dance Theatre in MODERN MIX
FOUR MODERN DANCE PREMIERES WITH CHOREOGRAPHY BY SIDRA BELL, VICTOR LEWIS, JR. OF PHILADANCO!, STEVEN P. EVANS, AND JASMINE SNELLEN
MODERN MIX
features a collection of world premieres by four different choreographers: Victor Lewis, Jr. (of Philadelphia’s PHILADANCO!), Sidra Bell (of Sidra Bell Dance New York, the first African American woman to have work performed by the New York City Ballet), and MDT’s Steven P. Evans and Jasmine Snellen of Mutual Dance Theatre. MDT’s season-closer promises variety, athletic prowess, virtuosic dancing, and compelling drama. Formerly known as MamLuft&Co. Dance, the acclaimed local company is undergoing a thrilling transformation as it amplifies its repertory through commissions and re-stagings by national artists. Mutual is proud to note that three out of four of these world premieres are by Black artists.
MODERN MIX with MUTUAL DANCE THEATRE / JUN 17 - 18, '22
Sidra Bell
SIDRA BELL DANCE NEW YORK
world premiere original work
Victor Lewis, Jr.
PHILADANCO!
World Premiere: “əˈskāp”
Jasmine Snellen
MUTUAL DANCE THEATRE
World Premiere: “Cingular”
Steven P. Evans
MUTUAL DANCE THEATRE
World Premiere: “Score”
Claire Dieringer
Kiersten Edwards
Ana Hart
Stevie Lamblin
Caroline Nymberg
Emma Raney
Jasmine Snellen
Hannah Williamson
Courtney Ziegelmeyer
Accessibility
ALL 22-23 VENUES ARE ADA ACCESSIBLE
Large print programs
At the Aronoff: listening devices
PLAN YOUR VISIT
WHERE TO PARK AND WHAT TO DO BEFORE / AFTER
The Jefferson James Contemporary Dance Theater Series presents
Sidra Bell Dance New York
MAR 25-26, '22
2021-2022 SPONSORS
The season is generously supported in part by: donations (big and small) from individuals; the National Endowment for the Arts; The Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund of the Greenacres Foundation; the generosity of more than 40,000 contributors to the ArtsWave Community Campaign; state tax dollars allocated by the Ohio Legislature to the Ohio Arts Council (OAC); The Warrington Foundation; Karen Zaugg; Dr. John M. Hall and Dr. Sarah M. Knox; and The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Aronoff Center Rental Subsidy. The presentation of Sidra Bell Dance New York is supported by a National Performance Network (NPN) Artist Engagement Fund, with funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency). For more information, visit www.npnweb.org. The workshopping of Bakari Lindsay’s work is supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts. To support Mutual Dance Theatre’s important work that keeps the genre of Modern Dance in Cincinnati, please visit mutualdance.org/support.