A spokesperson says---
"...Take Me With You... A contemporary pas de deux set to the music of Radiohead. ... The catchy percussion beat of the Radiohead song “Reckoner” became the first trigger and source of inspiration for movement language and choreography. ... the content of the choreography got closer to reflecting on our existence, our efforts to grasp the meaning of life despite “bittersweet distractors.” What is essential for the piece is metaphysical experience, an elusive atmosphere determining the relationship.
Blake Works IV (The Barre Project)... Set to the electro-soul music of British composer James Blake. ... The work derives its inspiration from the propulsive and rigorously structured songs of composer James Blake, whose work appears primarily in the popular music idiom. ... The live stage version for Dance Theatre of Harlem features choreographed sections that highlight the diverse and formidable talents of the ensemble and is a version of the ballet that is unique to this company alone.
Nyman String Quartet No. 2... Set to Michael Nyman’s “String Quartet No.2,” DTH Artistic Director Robert Garland continues his signature exploration of the intersection of cultures that is contemporary America. Complex and witty, this sophisticated work shows off the unique capacity of the company’s artists to code-switch with abandon..."
