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Classic Arts News City Center's Fall for Dance Festival Adds More Performances (And More $10 Tickets) The New York City Center has announced the lineup for its third annual Fall for Dance Festival. Thanks to popular demand, the number of events for this year has been increased by 67 percent, with 11,000 additional tickets available — all priced at $10.
The 2006 Fall for Dance, expanded to ten performances from last year's six, runs from September 28 to October 8. The festival will showcase thirty national and international companies; five groups will perform on each night, offering four repeated programs and two single programs.

Fall for Dance was launched to attract new audiences for the art form; last year's events proved so popular that, according to a statement, the 11,000 additional tickets will be needed to accommodate the expected audiences.

New York-based artists and companies scheduled to appear include the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Trisha Brown Dance Company, Stephen Petronio Company, the Martha Graham Dance Company, New York City Ballet, Parsons Dance Company and STREB Extreme Action. Two of City Center's resident companies, the Paul Taylor Dance Company and American Ballet Theatre, will also perform.

International companies on the lineup include the Dutch National Ballet, Honv_d Dance Company from Hungary, and the Ballet Boyz and Random Dance, both from London. Appearing for the first time in New York will be Yi-Jo Lim Sun Dance Company from Korea, Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie from Montreal, flamenco dancer FARRUCO from Spain, and three groups from France making their U.S. debuts: Compagnie La BARAKA/Abou LAGRAA, contemporary hip-hop group Compagnie Franck II Louise and Odile Duboc-CCN de Franche-Comt_ _ Belfort.

American companies on the lineup include the Pennsylvania Ballet, Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet and Alonzo King's Lines Ballet from San Francisco.

 
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