The Ailey School: Ailey Student Performance Group

The Ailey School: Ailey Student Performance Group

A group of dancers in colorful outfits pose energetically with arms raised in a dance studio with large windows and a cityscape in the background.
A group of dancers in colorful outfits pose energetically with arms raised in a dance studio with large windows and a cityscape in the background.

Students from The Ailey School Professional Division. Photo by Nir Arieli

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Floor 3, Theater

January 22–24 at 11 am

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Program
Promised Land by Avree Walker
Excerpt from I See You by Earl Mosley
Arrive by Norbert De La Cruz

Runtime is approximately 30 minutes.

Promised Land
Choreography by Avree Walker
Music by Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
Dancers: Jada Ammons, Adele Billotte, Kyra Blevins, Tahiry Hachet, Addison Hill, Kabria Holland, Justice Jackson, Yasir Jones, Fuka Kojima, Gian Narayassamy, Gwen Ontiveros, Torries Owens, Lena Psalms, Kaleb Smith, Elena Tawa, Tobi Twombley, Rachel Zisk

Excerpt from I See You
Choreography by Earl Mosley
Music by Art of Noise
Dancers: Jada Ammons, Adele Billotte, Kyra Blevins, Tahiry Hachet, Addison Hill, Kabria Holland, Justice Jackson, Yasir Jones, Fuka Kojima, Gian Narayassamy, Gwen Ontiveros, Torries Owens, Lena Psalms, Kaleb Smith, Elena Tawa, Tobi Twombley, Rachel Zisk

Arrive
Choreography by Norbert De La Cruz
Music by Shigeru Umebayashi (Yumeji’s Theme) and Oliver Davis (Flight – Concerto for Violin & Strings: III and Voyager Concerto for Violin, Piano, and Strings: II)
Dancers: Jada Ammons, Adele Billotte, Kyra Blevins, Tahiry Hachet, Addison Hill, Kabria Holland, Justice Jackson, Yasir Jones, Fuka Kojima, Gian Narayassamy, Gwen Ontiveros, Torries Owens, Lena Psalms, Kaleb Smith, Elena Tawa, Tobi Twombley, Rachel Zisk

Ailey Student Performance Group
Jada Ammons
Adele Billotte
Kyra Blevins
Tahiry Hachet
Addison Hill
Kabria Holland
Justice Jackson
Yasir Jones
Fuka Kojima
Gian Narayassamy
Gwen Ontiveros
Torries Owens
Lena Psalms
Kaleb Smith
Elena Tawa
Tobi Twombley
Rachel Zisk

About the Ailey Student Performance Group
The Ailey Student Performance Group wows audiences at venues throughout the Tri-State area, performing an exciting repertory of works from emerging and established choreographers. The dancers come from all corners of the world to train and perfect their craft in the Ailey style of dance, which incorporates multiple techniques, including ballet, Horton, Graham-based modern, jazz, West African, Dunham technique, and hip hop. Led by Rehearsal Director Freddie Moore, the dancers are given the opportunity to share Alvin Ailey’s vision through valuable professional performance experience.

The Ailey School
The Ailey School is the official school of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, offering students ages three to twenty-five a comprehensive dance education in an inclusive and nurturing environment. Founded in 1969 in Brooklyn, New York, the School has grown into a world-class educational institution housed in the bright studios of The Joan Weill Center for Dance, the largest center for dance in New York City. The Ailey School’s programs offer the highest caliber of multidisciplinary training while encouraging students to explore their own creative voice, preparing them for diverse and fulfilling careers in dance and beyond. 


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