The Arts Center at NYU Abu Dhabi’s must-see fall lineup

Fall lineup at the arts center NYUAD

From dance to theatre and film, this season’s events promise a journey through diverse art forms

 

This fall, The Arts Center at NYU Abu Dhabi celebrates its milestone tenth season with a thrilling line-up of events that encapsulate a decade of artistic brilliance.

From elevating local talent to introducing fresh faces and innovative performances, this season promises to be a vibrant celebration of creativity and inspiration.

 

HERE IS THE FALL LINEUP AT THE ARTS CENTER AT NYU ABU DHABI

 

Sol Invictus – Cie Hervé Koubi

Thursday, Friday, 5-6 September, 7.30 pm

Sol Invictus, blending ballet and hip-hop in a unique contemporary dance show by Cie. Hervé Koubi at the NYUAD Arts Center

Kick off the season with the Arab world premiere of Sol Invictus by Cie Hervé Koubi. Expect a breathtaking blend of contemporary dance and kinetic urban movements. Seventeen dancers unite in a luminous ballet, fusing hip-hop with classical dance elements. This is a show that celebrates the unifying power of dance.

For tickets and more information, visit  The Arts Center

 

Gaye Su Akyol | TootArd

Thursday, Friday, 19-20 September, 7.30 pm

Gaye Su Akyol at the NYUAD Arts Center

Immerse yourself in a night of genre-defying music. Gaye Su Akyol brings Turkish psychedelia fused with surf music and ’90s Western rock, while TootArd delivers a unique blend of global pop and SWANA electro-disco. Each night promises a dynamic musical journey that’s not to be missed.

For tickets and more information, visit  The Arts Center

 

Augurs – Chrystèle Khodr

Saturday, Sunday, 28-29 September, 7.30 pm

Augurs - Chrystèle Khodr

Experience the UAE premiere of Augurs, a play that dives deep into the memories of Lebanese actresses Hanane Hajj Ali and Randa Asmar. Set against the backdrop of Beirut’s war-torn 1980s, this performance is a powerful exploration of theatre as a space for true freedom, performed in Arabic with English subtitles.

For tickets and more information, visit  The Arts Center

 

Claude Cozens Trio feat. Ghazi Al-Mulaifi and Tonatiut Zardon

Saturday, 5 October, 7.30 pm

Claude Cozens Trio feat. Ghazi Al-Mulaifi and Tonatiut Zardon at the NYUAD Arts Center

Don’t miss the UAE debut of the Claude Cozens Trio from Cape Town, South Africa. This jazz-fusion group reunites for a special concert that also features local talents Ghazi Al-Mulaifi on guitar and Tona on trumpet. It’s an evening of eclectic sounds that promises to enchant.

For tickets and more information, visit  The Arts Center

 

ODE – Odeya Nini

Wednesday, 9 October, 7.30 pm

Odeya Nini at the NYUAD Arts Center

Odeya Nini presents ODE, a solo vocal performance that’s both an improvisational and composed journey. Using her voice as an instrument, Odeya invites the audience into a world of pure expression and vocal energy. This interdisciplinary performance will resonate with those who appreciate the art of sound.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

La Lezione di Teatro | The Acting Class

Friday, 11 October, 7.30 pm

The Acting Lesson - Francessca Bizzari at the NYUAD Arts Center

Step into a playful tribute to Italian theatre with La Lezione di Teatro | The Acting Class. This 45-minute performance is a joyful lesson in theatre, bridging language barriers with humour and physical expression. Whether you speak Italian, English, or neither, this show will keep you engaged from start to finish.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

Hamour Doesn’t Leave the Cubicle (هامور لا يغادر المكتب)

Friday, Saturday, 18-19 October, 7.30 pm

Hamour Doesn’t Leave the Cubicle by Reem Almenhali and Ahmed Almadloum at the NYUAD Arts Center

An absurd Emirati play that satirises the bureaucratic inconveniences of the workplace. Rooted in local culture yet universally relatable, Hamour Doesn’t Leave the Cubicle takes you through a surreal world where mundane tasks become extraordinary challenges. It’s a humorous critique that will make you rethink office life.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

Al Sidr Film Festival

Friday to Sunday, 25-27 October at various times

Al Sidr Film Festival

Explore the theme of All Living Beings at the Al Sidr Film Festival, a three-day event curated by Nezar Andary. Featuring films from across the globe, this festival delves into environmental issues, drawing inspiration from the Quranic verse, “All living beings… are communities like yourselves” (Quran 6:38). It’s a cinematic experience that offers more than just entertainment.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

In The Fall | Working Title – Trisha Brown Dance Company

Friday, 15 November, 7.30 pm

Trisha Brown Dance Company at the NYUAD Arts Center

Experience the postmodern dance mastery of the Trisha Brown Dance Company. The program includes Noé Soulier’s In The Fall, exploring bodily control and the art of falling, paired with Trisha Brown’s iconic 1985 piece Working Title. This performance is a true tribute to the pioneering spirit of dance.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

Hekayah | The Story

Thursday, 28 November, 7.30 pm

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Celebrate the UAE’s National Day with “Hekayah | The Story,” a showcase of poets, singers, and musicians exploring the concept of “home.” This event is curated by leading figures in the UAE’s arts community and promises an evening of heartfelt performances that celebrate cultural diversity.

For tickets and more information, visit The Arts Center

 

These events are just a glimpse into the rich, artistic journey that awaits you this fall at The Arts Center at NYU Abu Dhabi.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this milestone season!

For more information, visit The Arts Center at NYU Abu Dhabi

 

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