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AILEY is world-renowned for performances that uplift the African American experience and inspire audiences everywhere, from New York to cities around the globe.

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IN NEW YORK

AILEY performs at many venues in our home city of New York, including Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s yearly residence at New York City Center in December and Ailey II's spring season. Discover performances by our companies and from across our organization. 

All New York Performances
All New York Performances

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Student Performances

Explore upcoming performances presented by The Ailey School and Ailey Extension.

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Repertory

Learn about works performed by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater & Ailey II
West African with Maguette Camara at Ailey Extension Photo by Whitney Browne

Classes

For people of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels by Ailey Extension
A group of students at a ballet bar in a dance studio. They have one hand on the bar and the other above their heads. The girls are in black leotards and the boys in black pants and white tee shirts.

Training

For students ages 3–25 at The Ailey School
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