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2009 If you don't know...
McIntyre solo for Fly: Five First Ladies of Dance
651 Arts Brooklyn,
Premiere May 30, 2009
2008 Club!
- Music live - JJ Kaufman, Greg Ketchum, Khalid Saleem
- College at Brockport SUNY students
2006 Lyric Fire
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
1999 Invincible Flower
Music - Lester Bowie (1998-99)
Premiere - Jacobs Pillow, Walker Arts Center
1997 A Brand New People on the Planet
Music - Olu Dara
Premiere - New York City - Aaron Davis Hall
1992 Love Poems to God
Music and poetry - Hannibal Lokumbe
Premiere - 8 June, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York City
1991 How Long Brethren?
Original choreography by Helen Tamiris (1937)
Re-created by McIntyre for Federal Theater Festival
Music - Amina Claudine Myers
Premiere - May, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
1988 The Coming of Eagles
Vocal accompaniment - Gwendolyn Nelson-Fleming and Avery Brooks
Premiere - Harlem Urban Development Council
1987 Gratitude
Music - Don Pullen
Premiere - New York City Hospital Authority
1986 Their Eyes Were Watching God (A Dance Adventure in Southern Blues)
Music - Olu Dara and Lawrence D. (Butch) Morris
Premiere - 25 June, j.a.m., New York City
1984 Mississippi Talks, Ohio Walks
Music - Olu Dara
Premiere - August, Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center, New York City
Take-Off From a Forced Landing
Music - Lawrence D. (Butch) Morris and Nat King Cole
Premiere - 19 June, Joyce Theater, New York City
1982 Eye of the Crocodile
Music - Cecil Taylor
Premiere - 27 May, Judson Memorial Church, NewYork City
1980 Triptych
Music - Max Roach
Premiere - 13 June, Symphony Space, New York City
1979 Life's Force
Music - Ahmed Abdullah
Premiere - Carver Center, San Antonio, TX
1976 Deep South Suite
Music - Duke Ellington
Premiere - May, by Alvin Ailey Repertory Company, Theatre of the Riverside Church, New York City
The Voyage
Music - Traditional slave songs
First performed (in-progress) 29 March, La Mama Annex, New York City
1975 Memories
Music - Eubie Blake and Noble Sissle
Premiere - January, Henry Street Settlement Playhouse, New York City
Shadows
Music - Cecil Taylor
Premiere - 3 November, Majestic Theatre, New York City
(from Tribute to Syvilla Fort)
1974 Dead Center
Music - Hank Johnson
Premiere - New Lafayette Theater, New York City
Union (Union For the Streets)
Music - Steve Solder and Roe Rigby
Poetry - Margaret Walker, Langston Hughes
Premiere - New Lafayette Theater, New York City
1972 A Free Thing I
Premiere - 27 March, Cubiculo Theatre, New York City
Smoke and Clouds
Music - Traditional, Shirley and Lee, Huey Smith, and The Jacks
Premiere - 27 March, Cubiculo Theatre, New York City
1971 Melting Song
Premiere - 6 June, Clark Center, New York City
FILM CHOREOGRAPHY
Beloved Harpo/Disney
Directed by Jonathan Demme
TELEVISION CHOREOGRAPHY
Miss Evers' Boys HBO
Directed by Joe Sargent
for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow was enuf PBS
Directed by Oz Scott
Langston Hughes: The Dreamkeeper PBS
Directed by St. Clair Bourne
The First Day of School (from Up North, 1881)
for NBC's Violence in America
Women of Regent Hotel WNBC
Directed by Woodie King, Jr.
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Joe Turner's Come and Gone (2009)
Written by August Wilson
Directed by Barlett Sher
Lincoln Center Theater on Broadway/Belasco Theatre
Crowns (2003-05)
Written and directed by Regina Taylor
Alliance, Arena Stage, Goodman, Hartford Stage, Dallas Theater Center
Directed and choreographed at Cleveland Play House
Polk County (2002, 04)
Written by Zora Neale Hurston
Directed by Kyle Donnelly
ArenaStage, McCarter Theatre and Berkeley Rep
King Hedley II (2000-2001)
Written by August Wilson
Directed by Marion McClinton
Huntington, Mark Taper, Goodman, Kennedy Center, and Broadway
Death and the King's Horseman (1999)
Written by Wole Soyinka
Directed by Marion McClinton
Syracuse Stage
I Could Stop on a Dime and Get Ten Cents Change (1995-99)
Director and Choreographer, Creator
Baltimore, CenterStage; Cleveland Play House, Theater of the First Amendment
The Darker Face of the Earth (1996)
Written by Rita Dove
Directed by Rick Khan
Crossroads Theatre, NJ and Kennedy Center and Oregon Shakespeare Festival
In Living Color: A Gullah Story (1993, 94)
Directed and Choreographed, and Co-Conceived
Written by OyamO, Music by Olu Dara
New Dramatists and Theater of the First Amendment
Mule Bone (1991)
Written by Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes
Music by Taj Mahal, Directed by Michael Schwarz
Produced by Lincoln Center at Broadway’s Barrymore Theatre
King, The Musical (1990)
Music by Richard Blackford, Lyrics by Maya Angelou
Written by Ron Milner, Richard Nelson, Lonne Elder III
Directed by Graham Vick, Clarke Peters, John Caird
Produced in London’s West End, Piccadilly Theatre
Miss Evers' Boys (1989)
Written by David Feldshuh
Produced at Center Stage and Mark Taper Forum
Directed by Irene Lewis
80 Days (1988)
Written by Snoo Wilson
LaJolla Playhouse, CA
Music by Ray Davies
Directed by Des McAnuff
Black Girl (1986)
Written by j.e.Franklin
Directed by Glenda Dickerson
Second Stage, New York City
Shout Up a Morning (1986)
Directed by Des McAnuff,
Music by Nat and Cannonball Adderley, Lyrics by Diane Lampert
Produced at La Jolla Playhouse, La Jolla, CA
Paul Robeson (1981 and more)
Written by Phillip Hayes Dean
Directed by Hal Scott
Produced at Crossroads Theatre, national theatres and on Broadway
Avery Brooks as Paul Robeson
Boogie Woogie Landscapes (1980)
Written by Ntozake Shange
Directed by Avery Brooks
Kennedy Center, Washington, DC
Be-Bop (1979)
Original music from bebop era by Dizzy Gillespie, John Hendricks, Charlie Parker and others
Produced at Wonderhorse Theatre, Off-Broadway, NYC
Spell #7 (1979)
Written by Ntozake Shange
Directed by Oz Scott
Music by Lawrence (Butch) Morris and David Murray
NY Public Theater, Joseph Papp, Producer
The Great MacDaddy (1974 and 1977)
Written by Paul Carter Harrison
Directed by Douglas Turner Ward
Music by Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson
Produced by The Negro Ensemble Company, Off-Broadway
THEATRE and TELEVISION AWARDS
Emmy Award Nomination for Choreography, Miss Evers' Boys
AUDELCO Award for Choreography, Spell #7
AUDELCO Special Recognition Award
Helen Hayes Award for Choreography, In Living Color: A Gullah Story
Helen Hayes Nominations for Choreography
- - I Could Stop on a Dime and Get Ten Cents Change
- - Crowns
Helen Hayes nomination Charles MacArthur Award for Best New Play
- - I Could Stop on a Dime and Get Ten Cents Change
- - Open the Door, Virginia!
WOODIE Award for Lifetime Achievement from St. Louis Black Rep |
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