Ballett am Rhein in Pond Way. Photo by Gert Weigelt 2013
Licensing a Dance
CNDC-Angers in Place. Photo by Charlotte Audureau 2015
First Steps
We begin with a conversation to learn more about your company, your dancers, and your objectives, and to share more information about our licensing process.
CCN-Ballet de Lorraine in Sounddance. Photo by Laurent Philippe 2015
Selecting a Work
We work together to identify the right dance for your company, taking into consideration factors such as duration, cast size, production requirements, and previous experience with Cunningham
work.
The Paris Opera Ballet in Un jour ou deux. Photo by Julien Benhamou 2012
Finalizing a Project
Once a dance is selected, we will assign a stager, establish a schedule, determine a budget, and provide detailed information about sets, costumes, lighting, and music.
How to License
Inquiries should be addressed to
Patricia Lent, Director of Licensing
Paris Opera Ballet - Walkaround Time, Credit: Set design for Walkaround Time. Photo by James Klosty 1968
“It was an honor for us to work with the Paris Opera Ballet to bring back one of Merce's masterpieces 44 years after its last public performance. A signature work of stillness, and an exploration of time moving backwards.”
Meg Harper, Jennifer Goggans
Paris Opera Ballet - Walkaround Time
Ballet West in Summerspace. Photo by Beau Pearson 2018
“It was a joy working with the strong and talented dancers of Ballet West. They approached the experience with openness, curiosity, and veneration for the dance Merce created.”
Banu Ogan
Ballet West - Summerspace
Currently Licensed
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