| Jazz Ain't Dead® in Rehearsal Video Footage of Jazz Ain't Dead® in Rehearsal All Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin |
| Fever Music Recording by Michael Bublé Dancers: Gabriel Malo, Samantha Berger, Tony Wright |
| Overjoyed Music by Stevie Wonder/Recorded by Esperanza Spalding Dancers: Victor Reddick & Shakirah Stewart |
| Black Panties Text/Vocals: Mo Beasley Dancers: April Holloway, Natonia Monet-Harrison, Joi Lynn, Angel Chin, Ashley Chavonne McGill, Leah Tubbs |
| Summertime House Music Re-mixed and arranged by Chris Rob for Jazz Ain't Dead® Dancers: Careitha Davis, Shekitra Starke, Demar Braxton, Jerome Melsaun Warren, Gierre Godley, Candice Michelle Franklin, Joi Lynn, Anthony DiCarlas, Samantha Berger |
| My Funny Valentine Recording Session |
| My Life Music Recording by Mary J. Blige Dancer: Leah Tubbs |
| Like I'll Never See You Again Music by Alicia Keys Dancers: Jerome Melsaun Warren & Candice Michelle Franklin |
| Sometime Thang Original Music Composed by George Gershwin Vocals and New Arrangement by Chris Rob for Jazz Ain't Dead® Dancers: April Holloway, Adisa Gooding-Henry, Joi Lynn, Candice Franklin, Leah Tubbs, Shelley McLaughlin, Ashley Adamek, Carmen Carriker, Shawn Cruz |
| My Funny Valentine Vocal Rehearsal Piano: Lafayette Harris, Jr., Vocals: Daphne Shawn |
| Souls of Nola Music Recording: Dizzy Gillespie's Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac Dancers: Kristin Yancey, Ashley Chavonne McGill, Shelley McLaughlin, Angel Chin |
| Bye Bye Black Bird Music Recording by Rachelle Ferrell Dancers: Angel Chin, Gabriel Malo, Samantha Berger, Tony Wright |
| Say Yes Music Recording: Floetry Dancer: Angel Chin |
| Zombie Blues Composed by Lafayette Harris, Jr., Musical Director for Jazz Ain't Dead® Dancers: Samantha Berger, Angel Chin, Tony Wright, Gabriel Malo, Anthony DiCarlas, Ashley Chavonne McGill |
Candice Michelle Franklin
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Jazz Ain’t Dead Rehearsal Video Footage
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Surf India Music Video by Deadbeat Darling
Here’s another collaboration with WEBBY Nominated director, Adam Hootnick of Resonance Pictures. This is a art/fantasy music video all done in black and white by the awesome rock band, Deadbeat Darling. I was a consultant on casting and did choreo/movement staging for all the models in this video. We shot the majority of the video in an actual freaky old funeral home in Brooklyn. I have a cameo, the principal blonde girl is one of my good friends who is also a dancer, and you will also see a Jazz Ain’t Dead dancer as a principal actor. Enjoy!
Yes, these are real people in the walls. These ladies were the wardrobe stylists hired on set!
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Black Love–Special Performance at John Jay College
Black Love
Black History Month Special with Lead Jazz Ain’t Dead Artists’
Mo Beasley, Maritri Garrett, & Candice Michelle Franklin
Jazz Ain't Dead Fam members Mo Beasley, Candice Franklin, and Maritri Garrett kicked off the first day of Black History Month with a beautiful low-key concert of dance, music and spoken word about "Black Love." This special engagement was performed and hosted at John Jay College, February 1, 2012. The pictures came out intimately beautiful. We certainly thank John Jay for having us. We genuinely enjoyed our time and interacting with the John Jay students! Now enjoy these lovely photos....
Friday, January 27, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Jazz Ain’t Dead Performs at the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival
See Jazz Come to LIFE onstage with JAZZ AIN’T DEAD!
Jazz Ain’t Dead®
with Lafayette Harris, Jr.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
1:30pm
@The Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival
Ronnie Wells Main Stage
Hilton Hotel & Executive Meeting Center
1750 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Maryland 20852
Featuring Tap dance artist, Baakari Wilder, from the Broadway Cast of Bring in ‘da Noise, Bring in ‘da Funk,
Dancers from Jazz Ain't Dead® and Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin
plus Two World Premiers of New Music Composed by
Kenneth Salters, and Lafayette Harris, Jr.
Lafayette Harris, Jr., Music Director, Candice Michelle Franklin, Artistic Production Director
Click Here for Official Press Release
See jazz come to life onstage with Jazz Ain’t Dead®! Noted jazz pianist, Lafayette Harris, Jr. (Musical Director for Bring in da' Noise/Funk and Color Purple) and concert choreographer, Candice Michelle Franklin (SHAKTI, BLACK TAXI, BRASCO,Deadbeat Darling, Macy Gray) combine their artistry to present a high energy performance of song and dance with their production of Jazz Ain't Dead®, a live jazz music and dance production featuring live singers, live dancers, and live musicians. Special production will be shown for one day only at 1:30pm, Saturday, February 18, on the Ronnie Wells Main Stage as part of the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival transpiring at the Hilton Hotel & Executive Meeting Center in Rockville, Maryland.
For the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival, Jazz Ain’t Dead® will present a theatrical jazz interpretation of the blues and classic
standards such as “My Funny Valentine,” and fun hits like “Fever,” “Bye Bye Black Bird,” and Louis Jordan’s “Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby,” plus two new world premieres: “My Heart Belongs to NoLa” a tribute to New Orleans Katrina victims featuring spoken word by Mo Beasley and original music composition by Jazz Ain’t Dead’s drummer, Kenneth Salters, and, a hot new dance number, “Zombie Blues”, composed by music director, Lafayette Harris, Jr. Also on hand is Baakari Wilder, tap dancer from the hit Broadway production of “Bring in da’ Noise, Bring in da’ Funk.”
Tickets are $50 and may be purchased on the Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival website at http://www.midatlanticjazzfestival.org/tickets.
For more information about Jazz Ain't Dead, visit www.JazzAintDead.com.
An Evening of Jazz Straight Ahead with Lafayette Harris, Jr. and Jazz Ain't Dead®
Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival Official Program
- My Funny Valentine(Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart)
- Summertime (George Gershwin)
- Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't My Baby (Louis Jordan)
- Black Bird (Ray Henderson and lyricist Mort Dixon)
- Love Poem (Text by Mo Beasley/Music straight ahead)
- Zombie Blues (New Composition by Lafayette Harris, Jr.)
- Life's a Bowl of Cherries/Tap Jam Session
- Fever (Peggy Lee)
- Goodbye (Benny Goodman)
- Someone's Steppin' In/Down Home Blues (Z.Z. Hill)
- Miss Celie's Blues (Rod Temperton, Quincy Jones, Lionel Richie)
- My Heart Belongs to NoLa (New Composition by Kenneth Salters)
- Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac (Dizzy Gillespie)
Program for Live Show Subject to Change by Artists' Discretion
Artist Biographies...
About Jazz Ain’t Dead
Produced by Candice Michelle Franklin, Jazz Ain't Dead® is a dance collective based in New York City that performs house, acid, funk, and soul songs with an urban jazz sensibility. Featuring live dancers, singers, musicians, and live DJ, Jazz Ain't Dead's signature sound is taking popular classical jazz standards and re-igniting them into house, acid jazz, funk, and soul. Also in repertory are contemporary and Nu Jazz covers, original works, and straight-ahead classics all theatrically performed by the Jazz Ain’t Dead dancers and talented musicians. Guests and Sit-ins rotate frequently. Recent sit-ins or guest spots include Bob Baldwin, Onaje Allan Gumbs, Lou Myers, V. Jeffrey Smith, Chris Rob, M. Nahadr, Sofia Coffee, and Stix Bones and the Bone Squad. Choreographer for Jazz Ain’t Dead® is Candice Michelle Franklin (Choreographer for SHAKTI, BLACK TAXI, BRASCO, Deadbeat Darling, MACY GRAY). Musical Director for Jazz Ain’t Dead® is Lafayette Harris (Musical Director for Bring in da’ Noise/Funk and Color Purple).
Jazz Ain’t Dead® has performed at the Apollo, Joyce SoHo, the Iridium Jazz Club, Aaron Davis Hall, the Paradise Theater, the Bowery Poetry Club, Southpaw, DNA, Nuyorican Poet's Cafe, the Adinkra House, Jordan’s Lounge, Sage Theater, The Player’s Club, Rush Arts Gallery, Therapy Bar, and other live music clubs as well as numerous private events, schools, and galas. Jazz Ain’t Dead® also partners with Mo Beasley’s UrbanErotika, lending musicians and dancers for their monthly UrbanErotika Juke Joint series, performing choreographed features with poets and live music as well as non-choreographed/unscripted, completely improvised jam sessions for both dancer, lyricist, and musician. During the Summer, Jazz Ain't Dead dancers teach for the Joffrey Ballet Jazz and Contemporary Summer Dance Intensive and, during the year, choreographer, Candice Michelle Franklin, is on faculty teaching advanced jazz to their elite dancers in the pre-professional trainee program. In addition, Jazz Ain’t Dead® has shared its love of dance with the community by teaching the art of Jazz dance to elementary school-aged children, through Ready, Set, Learn, LLC, a summer day camp and after school program providing free to low- cost activities for children living in the Bronx Housing projects of New York City. In the future, Jazz Ain’t Dead® hopes to extend our commitment to programs such as Ready, Set, Learn by providing music lessons as well. For more information about Jazz Ain’t Dead, please visit www.JazzAintDead.com.
About Candice Michelle Franklin (Choreographer)
Candice Michelle Franklin is a professional dancer, choreographer, and producer who has been seen in numerous film, tv shows, music videos, industrials, and, of course, on the live stage performing in plays and dance companies. She owns Dance Industrial Professionals, Inc./The Pro DANZ Group in which she oversees the dance and creative direction of several performance groups, industrials, and stage shows. Her work has been performed in a host of New York venues as well as numerous casinos on the east coast such as Turning Stone, the Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun, Trump, Tropicana, Borgata, and Caesar’s. Most recently, her choreography work has been seen in the webby-nominated music video for the rock band Black Taxi called “Shoeshine” and in the gospel stage play, Blest Be the Tide, performed at Aaron Davis Hall in New York City. Currently, she works as the producer and choreographer for Jazz Ain't Dead, and as choreographer for CEG Productions LLCand a number of independent recording artists as well as the internationally celebrated Bollywood Hip hop artist, SHAKTI, the rapper BRASCO, Buffalo Stance, and Grammy award recording artist, Macy Gray.
About Lafayette Harris, Jr. (Jazz Piano, Music Director)
Known as the “go to” pianist by other musicians and band leaders, Mr. Harris has performed with the Duke Ellington Legacy Orchestra, toured for seven years with Max Roach, and has worked with Al Grey, John Gordon, Slide Hampton, Curtis Fuller, Roswell Rudd, Chico Freeman, and Cindy Blackman, Allan Harris and many others. Lafayette’s two most recent albums are “IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT,” a contemporary funk/fusion project, which was released in 2006 and most recently “TRIO TALK,” a jazz trio outing featuring Winard Harper and Dwayne Dolphin. His breakthrough gig was as a conductor and keyboardist for the smash hit, Bring In 'Da Noise, Bring In 'Da Funk. Harris has since been involved with more Broadway shows including The Full Monty, Ride Down Mt. Morgan, Kat And The Kings, and The Color Purple. Mr. Harris currently tours Europe and the U.S. with four time Grammy nominee-Ernestine Anderson.
About Mo
Mo Beasley aka The HeadMaster is a poet/actor, author, and educator. Dubbed as The Head Coach of Erotika, he founded New York City’s longest running erotic performance series, UrbanErotika. This award-winning poet has been featured at the legendary Nuyorican Poets Café, The Blue Note, Bowery Poetry Club, Joe’s Pub, erotic reading series: Rachel Kramer Bussel’s In the Flesh and Abiola Abrams’s Kiss & Tell Live. Mo made his debut as a playwright with his critically acclaimed play "No Good
About Baakari Wilder (Tap Dance Artist)
Tap dancer Baakari Wilder has had an astounding career. A native Washingtonian, Baakari was Savion Glover's replacement in the Broadway production of "Bringin 'da Noise, Bringin 'da Funk" in New York City. At the age of twelve he opened the show at the Kennedy Center for legendary tappers Harold Nicholas, Sandman Simms, Brenda Buffalino and Savion Glover. Baakari studied tap under Glover, Gregory Hines, Yvonne Edwards and Renee Kreithen, and has delighted audiences in places such as Germany, Africa, Japan and Carnegie Hall in New York City. Baakari also has a list of television appearances to his credit, including the 1996 and 1997 Tony Awards. He is currently teaching in the Washington D.C. area and just finished choreographic a piece for D.C.'s own "Tappers With Attitude", the company in which he was the original dance captain.
Friday, November 4, 2011
Hooray for Hollywood Music Revue for CEG
Hooray for Hollywood Music Revue
Choreography and re-staging by Candice Michelle Franklin for CEG.
Hooray for Hollywood re-staged by Franklin, Original Choreography by Artie D.
Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend –Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin”
Singing in the Rain –Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin
What a Feelin’ –Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin
Puttin’ on the Ritz -Choreographed by C. Gross.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
CEG Rep Rehearsal Video List
Roxanne with Can Can Can opening Summer 2013 - http://youtu.be/q1ibNYDagsw
Roxanne with Tango Opening -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lil0Q6zXg-A
Jai Ho -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqcxQobME3c
Because We Can Can Can –Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin for CEG -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha4D7s7VRbU
Can Can –Choreography Restaging -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlwf1XP2yUM
Sing Sing Sing –Choreography Restaging -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZETsp5eZ9Vc
Hips Don’t Lie –Choreography by Candice Franklin for CEG -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5o5RXix_Ok
Back in Time Mix/Men In Black/Starship –Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin for CEG-http://youtu.be/f7wH14SzWG0
Hot Hot Hot –Restaging by Candice Franklin for CEG - http://youtu.be/1Z--qDfyU_o
Wipe Out –Restaging by Candice Franklin for CEG - http://youtu.be/68fQ2fO57Hw
JT Let the Groove Get In First Draft –Choreography by Candice Franklin - http://youtu.be/2WhN8l6qvQ4
Roxanne with Can Can Can opening Summer 2013 - http://youtu.be/q1ibNYDagsw
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Jazz Ain’t Dead Now Offering Live Performance Sets for Social Events
Like Our Show, Jazz Ain’t Dead®?
Have Us Bring Our Show to Your Next Big Event!
Be Different! Hire Professional
LIVE MUSIC & DANCE ENTERTAINMENTLive Band
Live Dancers
Live Singers
Live DJ
Host/MC
High-Energy Floor Show
Hire JAZZ AIN'T DEAD® for your next special event! Jazz Ain't Dead® consists of a Live BAND and DJ performed with Live DANCERS in a high-energy FLOOR SHOW. Sets are 15 minute, 30 minute, 45 minute, 60 minute, and 75 minutes. Entertainment can be planned up to three hours with band and dancers, and up to four hours with floor shows spread throughout the evening allowing your guests to get up out of their seats and dance with the band. Music styles include Funk and R&B, Funk Jazz Fusion, Jazz Standards, 20’s, 40’s, House, Acid Jazz, and Top 40 requests. Light “Background” Jazz and/or Cabaret sets also available for cocktail receptions. Rates start at $2500 minimum for appearance up to 60 minutes. Call for additional information on rates and set descriptions. Smaller packages with less cast members (such as piano, vocalist, and two dancers) also negotiable.
To view videos and photos for inspiration, please visit our website at www.JazzAintDead.com.
Let’s Discuss Your Event Ideas Today!
212-426-1305
Miss Candice Michelle Franklin is the Choreographer and the Artistic Producing Director of
Jazz Ain't Dead®.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Shoeshine Music Video by Black Taxi
Here’s a music video directed by Adam Hootnick which was nominated for a WEBBY Award! The song is called “Shoeshine” by the dope rock band, BLACK TAXI. I did the choreography. We had 17 male dancers and 21 blow-up dolls as partners!!!
“Shoeshine”
BLACK TAXI
Directed by Adam Hootnick
Choreography by Candice Michelle Franklin
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Adinkra House Performance with Mo Beasley Photo Re-cap
ADINKRA HOUSE
Choreographer, Candice Michelle Franklin and The ladies of Jazz Ain't Dead paid a visit to the Adinkra House as guests of Mo Beasley. The ladies performed a choreographed number "Black Panties" as well as
free-styled to the spoken word stylings of Mo Beasley.
free-styled to the spoken word stylings of Mo Beasley.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Jazz Ain’t Dead performs Spring Season at Joyce SoHo
Jazz Ain't Dead® Joyce SoHo Season 2010-2011
CLICK HERE to LISTEN to our New Music Arrangements of our latest evening length production: Jazz Ain't Dead Celebrates the Legacy of George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess! Lafayette Harris (Keys/Jazz Piano), Axel Tosca (Keys), Travis Antoine (Trumpet), Rogerst Charles (Alto Sax), Kenneth Salters (Drums), Steve Rodriguez (Bass), Mansa Gory (Trombone), Jimmy Lopez (Congas), Gabrielle Jennings (Djembe), Chris Rob (Keys) JAD Singers: Daphne Shawn, Kenyetta Coffee, Billy Davis JAD DJ: Nyck Henry JAD Dancers: Jerome Melsaun Warren, Careitha Davis, JoiLynn, Carmen Carriker, Candice Michelle Franklin, Chelsey Arce, Andrea Colabufo, Gierre Godley, Leah Tubbs, April Holloway, Ashley Chavonne McGill, Shawn Cruz, Gabriel Malo, Adisa Gooding-Henry, Tony Wright, Natonia Monet Harrison, Angel Chin, and Shelley McLaughlin
| Produced by Candice Franklin for DIP and Associates Jazz Ain't Dead® Performs it's 2011 season at
(Between Houston & Prince, New York City) Special $5 Discount Offer
To Purchase Tickets Visit www.Joyce.org or Call JoyceCharge 212-242-0800
Jazz Ain't Dead® and Jazz Ain't Dead Presents is produced by | ||||||||||||
Jazz Ain't Dead
®, A Young Urban Jazz Music and Dance Collective
Showtimes:
| JAZZ Ain't Dead® Joyce SoHo Season 2011 Set List | |
| Thursday, March 24, 7:30pm | JAD Lounge (35 min. TRT): JAD Jam, My Funny Valentine, Billie Jean, Black Panties, Whatever Lola Wants, I Know You Know, Fall In, Portuguese Love -Intermission - Jazz Ain't Dead® Celebrates the Legacy of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess (40 min. TRT): Sometime Thang, Summertime Burlesque, It Ain't Necessarily So, Red-Headed Woman, I Loves You, Porgy, Bess, You is My Woman Now, There's A Boat, My Man's Gone Now, Summertime Interlude, Summertime House |
| Friday, March 25, 7:30pm | Jazz Ain't Dead® Celebrates the Legacy of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess: Sometime Thang, Summertime Burlesque, It Ain't Necessarily So, Red-Headed Woman, I Got Plenty of Nuttin', I Loves You, Porgy, Bess, You is My Woman Now, There's A Boat, My Man's Gone Now, Summertime Interlude, Summertime House |
| Friday, March 25, 9:30pm | JAD Lounge: JAD Jam, My Funny Valentine, Since I've Been Loving You, Black Panties, Whatever Lola Wants, Billie Jean, I Know You Know, Fall In, Portuguese Love |
| Saturday, March 26, 7:30pm | JAD Lounge: JAD Jam, My Funny Valentine, Since I've Been Loving You, Black Panties, Whatever Lola Wants, Billie Jean, I Know You Know, Fall In, Portuguese Love |
| Saturday, March 26 9:30pm | Jazz Ain't Dead® Celebrates the Legacy of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess: Sometime Thang, Summertime Burlesque, It Ain't Necessarily So, Red-Headed Woman, I Got Plenty of Nuttin', I Loves You, Porgy, Bess, You is My Woman Now, There's A Boat, My Man's Gone Now, Summertime Interlude, Summertime House |
| Sunday, March 27, 6:00pm | JAD Lounge (35 min. TRT): JAD Jam, My Funny Valentine, Since I've Been Loving You, Black Panties, Whatever Lola Wants, Billie Jean, I Know You Know, Fall In, Portuguese Love -Intermission - Jazz Ain't Dead® Celebrates the Legacy of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess (40 min. TRT): Sometime Thang, Summertime Burlesque, It Ain't Necessarily So, Red-Headed Woman, I Got Plenty of Nuttin', I Loves You, Porgy, Bess, You is My Woman Now, There's A Boat, My Man's Gone Now, Summertime Interlude, Summertime House |
Thursday, March 24, 7:30pm
Friday, March 25, 7:30pm/9:30pm
Saturday, March 26, 7:30pm/9:30pm
Sunday, March 27, 6:00pm
Music:
It Ain't Necessarily So -Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Chris Rob for Jazz Ain't Dead®
A Woman is a Sometime Thang -Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Chris Rob for Jazz Ain't Dead®
Summertime Burlesque -Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Lenny Underwood for Jazz Ain't Dead®, Text and Spoken word performance by Mo Beasley.
Red-Headed Woman -Original music by George Gershwn, New Music Arrangements by Donald Hayes for Jazz Ain't Dead®
I Love's You Porgy --Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Lafayette Harris for Jazz Ain't Dead®, Spoken Word performance by Natonia Monet with Text by Nihara Michelle
There's a Boat -Original Music by George Gershwin, in the style of Ray Charles, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
My Man's Gone Now --Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Chris Rob for Jazz Ain't Dead®
Bess, You is My Woman Now -Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangement and live music direction by Lafayette Harris for Jazz Ain't Dead®
Summertime Interlude --Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Lenny Underwood for Jazz Ain't Dead®
Summertime House --Original Music by George Gershwin, New Music Arrangements by Lenny Underwood for Jazz Ain't Dead®
JAD Jam -Arrangement and lyrics by Candice Michelle Franklin with Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris for Jazz Ain't Dead®
My Funny Valentine -Music arrangement by Chris Rob with Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris for Jazz Ain't Dead® and text and spoken word performance by Mo Beasley
I Know You Know -Music by Esperanza Spalding, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
Fall In -Music by Esperanza Spalding, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
Portuguese Love -Music by Teena Marie, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
Billie Jean -by Michael Jackson, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
Black Panties - Music "Jungle Fever" by The Chakachas, Music Direction by Lafayette Harris, Spoken Word Performance/Text by Mo Beasley
Whatever Lola Wants -Music arrangement by Marcus "BellRinger" Bell/Bellringer Productions/InnerTemple Music for Jazz Ain't Dead®
Since I've Been Loving You -Music by Led Zepplin, Live Music Direction by Lafayette Harris
For press inquiries, please contact the following:
Shanon Shaw, Press Contact
media@JazzAintDead.com
212--426--1305
Hope to see you at Joyce SoHo!
These performances were made possible, in part, by a Harkness Space Grant from the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center and The Joyce Theater Foundation, which owns and operates Joyce SoHo.
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