| Various Excerpts | Coreografía: Merce Cunningham (Original) |
| Daniel Squire | Dirección de escena, Bailarín |
| Richard Hamilton | Videoarte |
| Francesca Hayward | Bailarín |
| Estela Merlos | Bailarín |
| Jonathan Goddard | Bailarín |
| Joseph Sissens | Bailarín |
| Beatriz Stix-Brunell | Bailarín |
| Sophie Martin | Bailarín |
| Michael Nunn | Bailarín |
| William Trevitt | Bailarín |
| Asha Thomas | Bailarín |
| Catherine Legrand | Dirección de escena |
On the night Merce Cunningham would have turned 100, the Barbican participates in a one-off global event to celebrate the most influential American-born choreographer of the 20th century.
Drawn from around the world, 75 dancers grace three stages to commemorate an artist (1919-2009) whose constant innovation and pioneering collaborations yielded an unparalleled body of dance, music and visual art. In programmes tailor-made for Los Angeles, London and New York, they perform 100 Cunningham solos in each venue, with bespoke sets and live music devised especially for the centennial.
Led artistically by former company members, including Daniel Squire in London, the evening features anthologies of solos spanning Cunningham’s deeply influential, 70-year career. Dancers include Siobhan Davies, Thomasin Gülgeç, Francesca Hayward, Mbulelo Ndabeni, Michael Nunn and Billy Trevitt. This exceptional centenary event honours his conceptual ambition, love of technology and, most significantly of all, his vibrant legacy.
