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This Playlist heralds the streaming opportunities available since September 2022 on watch.jacobspillow.org, with access to full-length performances, PillowTalks, interviews, and more. The clips below are presented ‘in order of appearance,’ though full access to the performance streams has now concluded. Much of the bonus material related to these artists is still accessible on an ongoing basis.

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Taylor Stanley

"Mourner's Bench" from Southern Landscape, 2022

The revival of this iconic solo by Talley Beatty was conceived as a tribute to the Pillow’s 90th Anniversary season in 2022.

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Sara Mearns, Gonzalo Garcia, Gilbert Bolden III

Gershwin Sweet!, 2022

Joshua Bergasse created this world premiere for his wife, Sara Mearns, and two of her New York City Ballet colleagues—the recently-retired Gonzalo Garcia and corps dancer Gilbert Bolden III.

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Nélida Tirado

Dime Quién Soy, 2022

Although this work started out as an acclaimed solo in 2014, it was expanded into a group work with the help of a Pillow Lab residency in 2021.

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Jasmine Hearn

Trinity: Child, You Lost Water, 2022

Jasmine Hearn devised the distinctive and memorable entrance seen here, emerging onto the newly-expanded stage of the Ted Shawn Theatre from dramatically-lit woods just beyond the doors.

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Alex Tatarsky

Americana Psychobable, 2022

The New York Times referred to this tour-de-force solo as “a slip-of-the-tongue descent into the American id.”

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Dormeshia

Unsung Sheroes of the 20th Century, 2022

Recipient of the 2021 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award, Dormeshia here salutes one of her inspirations, Juanita Pitts, a rhythm tap artist who performed from the 1930s through the 1950s.

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Mythili Prakash

AR | DHA ("Half"), 2022

Among today’s most celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer/choreographers, Mythili Prakash regularly performs with Akram Khan in addition to presenting her own work.

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Warwick Gombey Troupe, 2022

With roots that trace back to Indigenous peoples in New England, the Warwick Gombey Troupe’s Pillow debut represented a kind of homecoming to the land of their ancestors.

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Dorrance Dance

Ways to Now, 2021

This section from a site-specific work, entitled “Josette’s House,” was performed in and around Fred’s Cabin, a historic Pillow structure built in the 1930s by Fred Hearn, one of Ted Shawn’s Men Dancers.

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SW!NG OUT, 2022

By assembling genuine swing-dance superstars in an improvisatory space, this show offers a unique glimpse into the modern Lindy Hop scene.

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Limón Dance Company

Only One Will Rise, 2022

One of the world’s most venerable modern dance ensembles, the Limón Dance Company here presents a brand-new work by Olivier Tarpaga, a dance and music artist who hails from Burkina Faso. The full program includes works by José Limón and Doris Humphrey.

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Black Grace

O Le Olaga – Life, 2022

In a long-awaited return to the site of its U.S. debut in 2004, Black Grace once again electrified audiences with its unique blend of contemporary dance and Indigenous New Zealand traditions.

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Taylor Stanley

These Five, 2022

This world premiere by Jodi Melnick was one of two group works on a program entitled “Dichotomous Being: An Evening of Taylor Stanley,” produced by Jacob’s Pillow.

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Dance Heginbotham

Dance Sonata, 2022

This Pillow-commissioned world premiere was a collaboration between choreographer John Heginbotham and composer Ethan Iverson.

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