The Classical World in Modern Choreography

Enjoy an evening of ballet dance and live music including a newly-commissioned world premiere performance choreographed by Tom Gold, followed by a private reception with the director, artists, and curators.

In conjunction with its exhibition of the celebrated Faranese Sarcophagus (c. 225 CE), the Gardner Museum presents an evening of three dance works that re-imagine the Classical World.

PROGRAM

New York Theatre Ballet

• "Afternoon of a Faun" by Vaslav Nijinksy's (1912)
• "Antique Epigraphs" by Jerome Robbins (1984)
• World premiere Gardner Museum commissioned work by choreographer Tom Gold

Patrons at the Curators’ Circle and above will receive invitations to this event. Please note that events are subject to change and space is limited. In addition to signature events, we work with Patrons individually to foster a deeper connection with the Museum through programs and smaller events tailored to their specific interests.

For more information or a complete listing of upcoming Patron events, please call 614 264 6045 or email patrons@isgm.org.