GALLIM: BODIES OF MATTER
March 6, 2027 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
THE TERMINAL THEATRE PRESENTS
GALLIM: BODIES OF MATTER
THE TERMINAL THEATRE presents New York City based GALLIM’s BODIES OF MATTER, a powerful collection of works curated by choreographer and artistic director Andrea Miller.
The production spans 19 years of Miller’s dynamic vision for dance with six distinct pieces brought to life by the breathtaking performances of GALLIM’s dancers.
GALLIM is known globally for its visceral physicality, boundary-blurring artistry and deeply human work.
Ticket Information
Premium: $100 – plus fees & CIF
Front Orchestra/Front Balcony: $90 – plus fees & CIF
Middle Orchestra: $75 – plus fees & CIF
Rear Orchestra/Upper Balcony: $65 – plus fees & CIF
The balcony and rows D through M in the orchestra are stair access only. Rows A, B, N and Boxes can be accessed without stairs.
Groups
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ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Bodies of Matter is a powerful collection of works curated by GALLIM’s choreographer and artistic director, Andrea Miller, spanning 19 years of her dynamic vision for dance. This program showcases six distinct pieces—each a universe unto itself—brought vividly to life by the breathtaking performances of GALLIM’s dancers.
The works include:
- state – An exploration of five emotional and physical states of womanhood, the deep bonds women build to support one another and the urgency and beauty of their individual expression.
- Middle Length Poem – A dancer as writer, a body as unfinished poem. This solo traces the obsessive, elusive process of creation: the chase, the loss, the surrender, the sudden arrival of something true. Written in real time. Never quite complete.
- BRUCE – arrives like a party that forgot its manners. Set to the infectious rhythms of Israeli band Balkan Beat Box, this full-company work explodes with humor, wit, and unstoppable momentum. Virtuosic and deeply expressive improvisors, GALLIM’s dancers ignite the stage and audiences with contagious physical exuberance, it’s GALLIM at its most irresistibly alive.
- Desde – moves like a sunset, atmospheric, inevitable, gone before one’s ready. Nicolas Jaar’s haunting soundscapes hold bodies in rare conversation: precise, deeply attuned, quietly extraordinary. The work asks everything of its performers and reveals almost nothing of the effort leaving only the breathtaking sensation of having witnessed something ineffable.
- No Ordinary Love – set to Sade’s iconic ballad, this duet asks what love actually costs. Two dancers, electric together, move through devotion and exhaustion, tenderness and explosive force. A portrait of love not as feeling but as act — chosen, again and again, at full effort.
- SAMA – A glimpse at a tangible universe where individuals have a space to express themselves and transcend through movement. There are essential, ambiguous and complex elements of our humanity that we can only be accessed through our physical experience. Sama explores this head on.
Together, these works form a richly layered portrait of the body as a vessel for memory, connection and transcendence.
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THE GALLIM:BODIES OF MATTER SERIES PAGE
