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“My work is, or at least what I attempt to do, is to take each person for what they are, both in the teaching and in the making of dances, and try to find out what it is they are as dancers, and make that come out.”
Merce Cunningham (1967)
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The Studio continues to be the source of Cunningham dance technique at the professional level, providing dancers with an ongoing experience in learning to see, understand, and explore movement.
Experience the Cunningham technique in person and take classes at the Merce Cunningham Studio through our Open Program. Merce Cunningham Studio is available for rental Monday through Friday from 8 PM to midnight and Saturday through Sunday from 6:30 PM to midnight. Learn more in Studio Rental.
Fall Scholarship Audition

For the 12-week fall quarter
Wednesday, September 3
10-11:30 AM
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Registered students: FREE
Non-registered students: $15
Merce Cunningham Studio provides training in Cunningham Technique through
the Open Program, the
Professional Training Program, the International Program, and repertory workshops.
Call 212.255.8240 x30 for details.
Studio Rental

Contact the Technical Director by submitting a studio form to discuss your performance requirements. The Technical Director will guide you and your production personnel in making your performance run as smoothly and professionally as possible. Learn more in Studio Rental. |
Studio Classes

New to the Studio? Take a trial class anytime for $15! Take classes through our Open Program or join the Professional Training Program or our International Program. Please review the specific requirements for each of our educational programs, and contact the Director of Education, Mary Lisa Burns by submitting a classes form to discuss your enrollment. Learn more in Classes.
Educational Outreach

A way of introducing the work and ideas of Merce Cunningham to school groups, this program currently offers creative movement classes, visits to the Merce Cunningham Studio, performances by the Cunningham Repertory Group, arts partnership opportunities, professional development for teachers, and educational text and videos on Merce Cunningham and his work. Learn more in Educational Outreach.

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