• home
home

DANCE & THEATER

Nineteen/Ninety/One 

Created by Nico Krell with composer/sound designer
Gideon Broshy and choreographer Thomas Hogan


for Brick ?!: New Works Festival 2026 


true stories of discarded and derelict new york queers kaleidoscoping in 1991 — pulsing and protean and tender and seething — an artifact, a time capsule: a jolt of lived history in the room with us — the uncanny plague of homodoxy that’s creeping in — performed by the company

April 15 – 16, 2026
The Brick Theater
Brooklyn, NY





Visitors

Joffrey Ballet Studio Company and trainees

Choreography by Daniel Ojeda
Original music by Gideon Broshy
Additional music by Cuba Quartet, the BOMB Pulse, and Jeremy Stewart
Lighting Design by David Goodman-Edberg
Costume Design by The Joffrey Ballet Costume Shop

In Visitors, a “dreamer” in gray pajamas, fragmented into a dozen doppelgängers, stumbles through surreal tableaus — infinity mirrors and doorways drawn in light, a mambo and a mosh pit — until he finally confronts an elusive “ghost.” 


March 13 – 22, 2026
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
Chicago, IL

photos by KT Miller & Sophia Castellano




DANCE & THEATER

Nineteen/Ninety/One 

Created by Nico Krell with composer/sound designer
Gideon Broshy and choreographer Thomas Hogan


for Brick ?!: New Works Festival 2026 


true stories of discarded and derelict new york queers kaleidoscoping in 1991 — pulsing and protean and tender and seething — an artifact, a time capsule: a jolt of lived history in the room with us — the uncanny plague of homodoxy that’s creeping in — performed by the company

April 15 – 16, 2026
The Brick Theater
Brooklyn, NY





Visitors

Joffrey Ballet Studio Company and trainees

Choreography by Daniel Ojeda
Original music by Gideon Broshy
Additional music by Cuba Quartet, the BOMB Pulse, and Jeremy Stewart
Lighting Design by David Goodman-Edberg
Costume Design by The Joffrey Ballet Costume Shop

In Visitors, a “dreamer” in gray pajamas, fragmented into a dozen doppelgängers, stumbles through surreal tableaus — infinity mirrors and doorways drawn in light, a mambo and a mosh pit — until he finally confronts an elusive “ghost.” 


March 13 – 22, 2026
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago
Chicago, IL

photos by KT Miller & Sophia Castellano