We have loved having Company alum @charlottelandreau.dance back in the Graham studios this week, rehearsing for her performance of Martha's iconic 1932 solo SATYRIC FESTIVAL SONG 💛💚🖤 at @dancersworkshopjh next month, and joining our students at @marthagrahamschool Summer Intensive. Whew! Now bring on the weekend! 🎥: Melissa Sherwood #grahamtechnique #grahamcorepower #longleans #backinthesaddle #summerintensive #danceclass | Martha Graham Dance

Then and Now: the Martha Graham Dance Company performing APPALACHIAN SPRING decades and oceans apart. The top performance is from this past summer at the National Center of Performing Arts in Beijing, China, and the bottom is from the 1957 film A DANCER’S WORLD, featuring Martha Graham herself, shot at Connecticut College. Plenty more have filled the 66-year span, as is customary with a repertory as longstanding as the Graham Company’s, and plenty more will come after. ✨ We invite you to see the

Created in 1936, Martha Graham's "Steps in the Street" was a response to the menace of fascism in Europe. Earlier that year, Graham had refused an invitation to take part in the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany, stating: “I would find it impossible to dance in Germany at the present time. So many artists whom I respect and admire have been persecuted, have been deprived of the right to work for ridiculous and unsatisfactory reasons, that I should consider it impossible to identify myself, by accept

REVOLT Originally created by Martha Graham in 1927, REVOLT was her first piece about social injustice — a solo of resistance, unrest, and unapologetic truth. Nearly a century later, Virginie Mécène reconstructs this work for our world now: where voices still rise, bodies still protest, and the fight for equity and liberation continues. Graham believed movement could shake the system. That revolt wasn’t just necessary — it was art. COSTUME: Karen Young @karenyoungstudio LIGHTING: Becky Nussbaum @