Dance Theatre of Harlem Unveils Ambitious Tour Schedule for 2026-2027 Season

Dance Theatre of Harlem Unveils 2026-2027 Tour Schedule



The Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH) has made an exciting announcement regarding their upcoming 2026-2027 touring season, set to showcase the extraordinary talent and creativity of the company across various prestigious platforms in the United States and abroad. This season will culminate in the much-anticipated New York season at the New York City Center from April 1 to 4, 2027.

Major Highlights of the Upcoming Season



This upcoming season is not just another tour; it marks significant milestones for the iconic dance company. DTH will make its debut performance in Morocco on October 2-3, 2026, at the newly opened Royal Theatre of Rabat, designed by the renowned late architect Zaha Hadid. This event will be particularly special, as it signifies DTH's first appearance on the African continent in over three decades, with their last performance occurring in South Africa during the 1990s at the request of the legendary Nelson Mandela.

Anna Glass, the Executive Director of Dance Theatre of Harlem, expressed the importance of this season, stating, "This season reflects who we are as a company rooted in Harlem, but reaching every corner of the world that wants to see themselves in this art form. Our Morocco debut is especially meaningful. We all understand the significance of this theater, both to Morocco and to the continent."

The Artistic Director, Robert Garland, added further depth to the statement by noting the historical significance of bringing such a celebrated performance as Firebird to the Moroccan stage. He described it as a "full circle moment" for the company, emphasizing the blend of history and innovation that this season embodies.

Full Tour Schedule



The tour will kick off with performances in various cities, showcasing the company’s acclaimed revival of Firebird, alongside a broader repertory that encapsulates DTH's unique artistic vision. Below are the confirmed performance dates and locations for the 2026-2027 season:
  • - August 24: Chautauqua, NY, Chautauqua Amphitheater
  • - August 29: Bronx, NY, Lehman Center
  • - September 25-26: Washington, DC, National Theatre
  • - October 2-3: Rabat, Morocco, Royal Theatre of Rabat
  • - October 17: Chicago, IL, Auditorium Theatre
  • - October 30-31: Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre
  • - November 7: Tempe, AZ, ASU Gammage
  • - November 14: Los Angeles, CA, The Soraya
  • - February 17: East Lansing, MI, Wharton Center
  • - February 20: Detroit, MI, Detroit Opera House
  • - February 26-27: Walnut Creek, CA, Lesher Center
  • - March 3: Davis, CA, Mondavi Center
  • - March 6: Kohler, WI, Kohler Memorial Theatre
  • - April 1-4: New York, NY, New York City Center
  • - April 30-May 1: Charleston, SC, Gaillard Center
  • - May 7-9: Philadelphia, PA, Annenberg Center

About Dance Theatre of Harlem



Founded in 1969 by Arthur Mitchell and Karel Shook, Dance Theatre of Harlem stands as a prestigious institution in the world of dance. With a world-class company, a professional studio school, and its comprehensive arts education program, Dancing Through Barriers®, DTH has created a legacy of artistic excellence and creative expression. Now in its sixth decade, this multicultural institution continues to inspire audiences and dancers alike, reinforcing the importance of representation in the arts.

For those who wish to stay updated on DTH's activities, follow them on social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook under @DanceTheatreOfHarlem, as well as their official YouTube channel. With an exhilarating season on the horizon, the Dance Theatre of Harlem is poised to make a significant impact in the world of performing arts once again.

For press inquiries, you may contact Cassandre Souvenir or Robin Burkhardt from The Chamber Group at 646-460-3831 or via email.

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