Dance on Exhibit
Carolyn
Dorfman Dance
Thursday,
April 13 | 7:30 PM
Saturday,
April 15 | 7:00 PM
Get your
tickets before they sell out! You don't want to miss the most
anticipated event in Morristown this week! Carolyn Dorfman Dance
celebrates 40 years as a bold, athletic and dramatic force in New
Jersey’s burgeoning dance landscape with Dance on Exhibit,
an evening of dance on display in a gallery setting followed by
performances of some of her most iconic works on stage.
Viewers will
be able to experience ‘dance in the round’ as they stroll by dancers
performing atop platforms as kinetic statues. This two-night-only
event poses an unusual opportunity to see Dorfman’s work up close and
deconstructed as well as on stage.
TICKETS: $25.00. Member tickets are $20.00. A $3.00 handling fee applies to
each ticket. Each ticket
is general admission and includes up to two drinks at the
complimentary wine-bar during the gallery portion of the evening.
Become a
Member and enjoy exclusive perks, including Members-only events and
discounts on exciting Bickford Theatre concerts, performances, and
more.
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Bickford
Theatre Ticket & Visitor Information
The Morris
Museum has adopted a dynamic mask policy for upcoming events in the
Bickford Theatre. Face masks are currently optional in the
CENTER and HOUSE RIGHT sections (indicated in blue) and are required in the
HOUSE LEFT section (indicated in red). Face masks are currently optional for Children’s
Theatre performances. This policy is subject to change at any
time. Please check back on our website or call the box office for our
current policy before your scheduled performance date. For
assistance, call the box office at 973-971-3706.
About Carolyn
Dorfman Dance
Carolyn
Dorfman Dance connects life and dance in bold, athletic and dramatic
works by Carolyn Dorfman and nationally renowned choreographers. The
company’s 11 multi-ethnic and stunning dancers present high-energy
and technically demanding dance that unleashes the powerful
storytelling and imagery of its visionary creator. This distinctive
combination takes audiences on intellectual and emotional journeys
that ultimately illuminate and celebrate the human experience. The
highly acclaimed ensemble is known for emotional resonance and
artistic excellence in both performance and its interaction with
audiences, students and community. Carolyn Dorfman Dance appears at
major theaters, dance festivals, universities, schools, museums and
galleries regionally, nationally and internationally.
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Upcoming
Bickford Theatre Programs
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Art on Screen
Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition
Wednesday,
April 19 | 2 & 7:30 PM
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This film
offers a private view of the largest ever exhibition of Vermeer’s
work, presented by the Rijksmuseum and the Mauritshuis in the Hague.
The film, featuring the Director of the Rijksmuseum and the curator
of the exhibition, presents extensive research by the two museums
into Vermeer’s artistry, motivations, and creative process.
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Dan Levinson
& Friends
Sunday, April
30 | 3:00 PM
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Dan will be
joined by some of his best friends in music with an afternoon of
familiar favorites and forgotten gems.
Dan has
performed to sold-out audiences at the Morris Museum for over 20
years and continues to attract new fans and devotees who admire his
world-class musicianship, vast historical knowledge, and signature
charm. Though he is in high demand in NYC, across the country, and
around the world, Dan Levinson always brings something special to the
Bickford Theatre.
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Orpheus
Chamber Orchestra with Chad Hoopes
Wednesday, May
3 | 8:00 PM
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The special
relationship between the Morris Museum and the famed Orpheus Chamber
Orchestra continues with a program featuring the critically acclaimed
violinist, Chad Hoopes performing Mendelssohn’s beloved Violin
Concerto in E minor as well as Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an
Exhibition.
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Laura Anglade
Quartet
Friday, May 19
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The
Toronto-based jazz vocalist, Laura Anglade, has been charming
audiences by bringing a fresh face to the vintage sound of classic
jazz numbers in both French and English. Making her Morris Museum
debut alongside a stellar ensemble, including Ben Rosenblum on piano
and accordion, Marty Jaffe on bass, and Randolph’s native son,
drummer Ben Zweig.
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The Morris
Museum gratefully acknowledges generous operating support from the
following funders:
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