At the NYU/Tisch Dance and New Media Conference, Saturday April 8, Daniel presented the Company’s Project CHORD: Choreographic Help On Realizing Dance at NYU/Tisch School of the Arts Department of Dance’s Integrating Dance and Technology In University Dance Programs Conference. The film, a pedagogical tool to aid in the teaching of choreography, has received enthusiastic admiration from educators, academics and choreographers in the field. 
The Company’s well-admired film Pier also screened. During the talkback conference participants and presenters marveled that the film was not shot against a green screen, that the water was truly lapping at the pier’s edges. Film pioneer and scholar Ellen Bromberg, a Distinguished Professor at The University of Utah’s School of Dance, remarked that she has never seen an aura such as there is around Daniel’s body produced naturally on film. If you haven’t see Pier, produced thanks to The Sacatar Foundation, enjoy!
The Set NYC presented Terrain @ Lovecraft NYC Film Screenings, Monday, April 3, 2017.
Lovecraft NYC, 50 Avenue B, NYC, 7:30pm. Watch The Terrain Trailer. The Company produced Terrain in 2016 along with AADK Spain. Filmed in the desert region of Murcia, southern Spain, Terrain depicts a body in a vast mountainous landscape. At first a mere dot indistinguishable against this rocky backdrop, the viewer is challenged to discern the camouflaged body, a kind of Where’s Waldo. As the film progresses, the performer gradually comes into close focus, revealing detailed glimpses of the body akin to an animal in the wild.
This year Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company celebrates the 10th Anniversary of our acclaimed hit Encore which premiered in 2007 at Manhattan’s Joyce SoHo. Since then Encore has continued to be performed and licensed by professional companies, pre-professional training programs, and college and arts high school dance departments. It has never fallen from the rep. Encore: […]
Terrain Trailer from Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company on Vimeo. Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company produced Terrain in 2016. Filmed in southern Spain, Terrain depicts a body, that of choreographer Daniel Gwirtzman, in a mountainous landscape. Stripped of a recognizable narrative, the choreography investigates gesture and form, transforming the body into a panorama of identities. Director/Choreographer/Performer/Editor: Daniel […]
The Party, choreographed by Gwirtzman, is a theatrical, narrative dance with scripted characters depicting a group of friends as they navigate the social dynamics of a gathering. The overarching concept explores the tipping point when intimacy crosses into inappropriate behavior and violence, peeking into the darker side of relationships and the pressures, dangers and abuses […]
Daniel is ecstatic to perform Character Oct 27 and Oct 28 at 7 Stages, Atlanta. ROGUE — Caroline Calouche & Co. with guest artists. 8pm. Click HERE for Tickets! While the choreography has not changed since its premiere in 2005, the solo has definitely evolved. Says Daniel: “I’ve remained faithful to the steps, however the […]
Doodling from Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company on Vimeo. Choreographer, director and dancer Daniel Gwirtzman closed the program of ten choreographers at the 92nd Street Y Friday, September 23, a program called The Dancing Man Dances On, part of the Harkness Center for Dance’s Friday at Noon series. The solo features six distinct pieces of music […]
Doodling Feet from Daniel Gwirtzman Dance Company on Vimeo.
Fridays at Noon: The Dancing Man Dances On The Company premieres Doodling at the 92nd Street Y September 23, Noon BUY TICKETS HERE! The elegance of the male dancer is championed in works featuring 10 artists: 10 Hairy Legs, Dylan Crossman, Daniel Gwirtzman, Suk Soon Jung, Jon Kinzel, Jim May, David Parker, John-Mario Sevilla, David […]
At the NYU/Tisch Dance and New Media Conference, Saturday April 8, Daniel presented the Company’s Project CHORD: Choreographic Help On Realizing Dance at NYU/Tisch School of the Arts Department of Dance’s Integrating Dance and Technology In University Dance Programs Conference. The film, a pedagogical tool to aid in the teaching of choreography, has received enthusiastic admiration from educators, academics and choreographers in the field. 
The Company’s well-admired film Pier also screened. During the talkback conference participants and presenters marveled that the film was not shot against a green screen, that the water was truly lapping at the pier’s edges. Film pioneer and scholar Ellen Bromberg, a Distinguished Professor at The University of Utah’s School of Dance, remarked that she has never seen an aura such as there is around Daniel’s body produced naturally on film. If you haven’t see Pier, produced thanks to The Sacatar Foundation, enjoy!