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Brooklyn Bates

Anna Cummings 

De'Janae Farr

Moises Felix

Caterina Giannotti

Danielle Goodman

Evan Harris

Edu Hernandez

José Manuel Hernández Esteban

Sara LaPadula

Cara Laughlin

Sarah Marchesseault 

Rachel Marchica

Ve Gabriella Moreno 

Kaitlin Murray

Emilio Padilla Macías 

Mikaela Papasodero

Magdalena Sena Rivero

Isabella Smith

Ebany Rae Spurlock

Caden Thomas

A Special Thank You To:
Kathryn Alter

Dante Puleio

Logan Frances Kruger
Daniel Fetecua

Lena Lauer 

Imani Kane

Donnell Williams
The Limón Dance Company
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Foundation Staff

Our dancers for the lovely community created this Spring

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Holding You, My Heart

Choreography: Kathryn Alter

Music: Antonio Vivaldi

Missa Brevis (excerpt)

First performed April 11, 1958 at the Juilliard School of Music, New York City, New York by the José Limón Dance Company

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Choreography: José Limón

Music: Zoltán Kodály

Staging & Direction: Savannah Spratt 

A Choreographic Offering (excerpt)

"Quintet"

First performed August 15, 1964, at the American Dance Festival by the José Limón Dance Company

Choreography: José Limón

Music: J.S. Bach

Staging and Direction: Daniel Fetecua-Soto & Kathryn Alter

This work is in memory of Doris Humphrey.  It is based on movements from her dances, and contains variations, paraphrases, and motifs from:

GIGUE, SARABANDE, WATER STUDY, DIONYSIAQUES, THE PLEASURES OF COUNTERPOINT, CIRCULAR DESCENT, HANDEL VARIATIONS, AIR ON A GROUND BASS, RUDEPOEMA, NEW DANCE, WITH MY RED FIRES, PASSACAGLIA AND FUGUE IN C MINOR, RUINS AND VISIONS, and INVENTION.

Bird In Your Hand 

Choreography: Gregory Dolbashian in collaboration with the artists of L2

Music: Carlos Cipa

Psalm (excerpt)

First performed August 19, 1967 at the Connecticut College American Dance Festival by the José Limón Dance Company

First performance of the re-staged version with newly commissioned score February 13, 2002 at Weber State University, Ogden, Utah by the Limón Dance Company

Choreography: Carla Maxwell (2002), after the original by José Limón (1967)                                           Music: Eugene Lester

Staging & Direction: Logan Frances Kruger

Costume Support: Isabella Smith

According to ancient Jewish tradition, all the sorrows of the world rest within thirty-six Just Men, (in Hebrew, Lamed-Vov). These men are ordinary mortals who are often unaware of their station. It is believed that if even one of them were missing, the sufferings of the world would poison the souls of all, and mankind would perish. For the Lamed-Vov are the hearts of the world multiplied, as into one receptacle all our grief is poured. This dance is the history of one such Just Man.

Waldstein Sonata (excerpt)

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First performed April 26, 1975 at the Juilliard Theater. José Limón worked with his company on Waldstein Sonata in the Winter of 1971. The work was reconstructed and completed by Daniel Lewis in 1975 and performed by the Juilliard Dance Ensemble. 

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Choreography: José Limón (1971), Daniel Lewis (1975)

Staging & Direction: Logan Frances Kruger

Music: Ludwig van Beethoven

Suite from The Winged

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First performed August 20, 1966 at the Connecticut College American Dance Festival by the José Limón Dance Company 

Choreography: José Limón

Music: Hank Johnson

Staging & Direction:  Kathryn Alter, Frances Samson & Joey Columbus

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Dawn Chorus

Sky Rite

Sphynx

Circular Flight

M A L A N G A 

Choreography: Omar Román de Jesús

Music: Willie Colón 

​Costumes: Omar Román de Jesús

Limón2
 

Lihong Chan
Tess McCharen
Erin Hollamon
Madison Marshall
Nicole Miera

Sabrina Oliveri
Ellie Swainhart

Guest Dancer: Isaiah Newby