Juilliard rarely mixes all its divisions in a single show, and this festival finale puts young musicians, dancers and actors side by side in a program shaped by choreographer Caili Quan. It is a preview of the talent that will fill New York's concert halls and stages in a few years, in a theater far more intimate than the halls next door. If you like discovering performers before they are famous, this is a fine Lincoln Center night.
What to expect
Juilliard's main theater on West 65th Street, a varied program that moves between chamber music, movement and scenes, and an audience of families, faculty and arts fans. Pieces cross disciplines rather than running as separate recitals.
Good to know
- The Peter Jay Sharp Theater is inside Juilliard at 155 West 65th Street.
- The 66 St-Lincoln Center 1 train is the closest stop.
- Check Juilliard's event page for ticket or reservation requirements before you go.
- Performers come from the Music, Dance, Drama and Preparatory divisions.
- The Fall Festival also includes free rush-hour performances at Juilliard Station.
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Common questions
Who performs at the Juilliard Fall Festival closing night?
Students from Juilliard's Music, Dance, Drama and Preparatory divisions.
Who directs it?
Choreographer and Arnhold Creative Associate Caili Quan.
