EVENTS

  • Let's Make a Dance with Larry Keigwin & Nicole Wolcott

    Sunday, July 26th, 1pm-2pm

    ArtYard, Frenchtown, NJ

    Are you a dancer or simply love to dance around your living room? Join KEIGWIN + COMPANY on Sunday, July 26th from 1pm-2pm for a free Let's Make a Dance class with Artistic Director Larry Keigwin and Co-Choreographer Nicole Wolcott -- a creative movement workshop for all.

    *Participants will learn more about participating in K+C's residency at ArtYard this fall! We will be developing our newest community work, Stage Door, with YOU and showcasing 25 dancers and those who love to move from the Frenchtown area. Everyone will get their moment in the spotlight in Stage Door, which premieres at ArtYard on Friday, September 25th and at Works & Process at the Guggenheim in NYC on Sunday, September 27th.

  • Larry Keigwin World Premiere at Vail Dance Festival

    New World Premiere by Larry Keigwin

    Monday, August 10th, 7pm

    NOW: Premieres, Vail Dance Festival, Vail, CO

  • Stage Door at ArtYard

    September 13th-27th, 2026

    ArtYard, Frenchtown, NJ

    Works & Process at the Guggenheim, New York, NY

    Stage Door is our community-enhanced show inspired by the artist’s life on the other side of the stage door, featuring professional performers and community members alike. Artistic Director Larry Keigwin and Co-Choreographer Nicole Wolcott expand upon their acclaimed duet Places Please (2017) as they explore the universal themes of acceptance, aging, and finding your place in the world through the lens of the audition. Brought to life by Larry, Nicole, K+C dancers, and 25 Frenchtown community members, Stage Door will be full of backstage antics and surprising emotional moments that capture the imagination and magic of the theater with performances at both ArtYard and Works & Process at the Guggenheim in NYC.

    In September 2026, K+C will seek Frenchtown community members of all ages to join us to create Stage Door. Stage Door will celebrate each person’s unique creative voice as performers claim their space on stage.

“If you miss this hoot of a performance, you have only yourself to blame.”

— Elizabeth Zimmer, Metro New York