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With his Joyce season, Petronio highlights the inauguration of the Bloodlines series, a five-year project to add masterworks by legendary postmodern choreographers to the company repertory. The first such work is Merce Cunningham's animalistic RainForest (1968), with music by David Tudor and large, floating silver pillows designed by Andy Warhol. The program also includes Petronio's Locomotor Non Locomotor, set to an original score by electro musician Clams Casino.
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