Performing Arts Season 2025–26
Deep inquiry and daring innovation converge to expand perceptions and ignite hope during the Walker’s 2025–26 Performing Arts Season. Music, performance, and movement artists courageously interrogate urgent issues defining our world today. Their work invites audiences to uncover new realms through immersive live performances rich with light, sound, projection, text, and unforgettable stage images.
AACM@60!
Aszure Barton & Ambrose Akinmusire: A a | a B : B E N D
Jlin: n! = 3! (Permutation of Three)
Shahzad Ismaily: Bitterness Is Not a Bridge
Tiago Rodrigues: By Heart
An Evening with Gabriella Smith & yMusic
Trisha Brown Dance Company: Dancing with Bob: Rauschenberg, Brown, and Cunningham Onstage
Choreographers’ Evening 2025
Exploding Star Orchestra
Alex Tatarsky: Sad Boys in Harpy Land
Nile Harris: this house is not a home
Bert and Nasi: L’Addition
The Wooster Group: Symphony of Rats
Shamel Pitts | TRIBE: Marks of RED
Meg Stuart & Doug Weiss: All the Way Around
Mali Obomsawin: Sugarcane with Live Score
Mali Obomsawin Sextet
Jeremy Nedd: from rock to rock... aka how magnolia was taken for granite
L’Rain – Live at the Walker
Rosy Simas: A:gajë:gwah dësa'nigöëwë:nye:' (i hope it will stir your mind)
Rashaun Mitchell + Silas Riener: Open Machine
Acknowledgments
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The Walker Art Center’s Performing Arts programs and commissions are made possible by donors and Producers’ Council members: AJT Fund, Christina Evans and Weston Hoard; Nor Hall and Roger Hale; Judith Brin Ingber and Jerome Ingber; Neal Jahren; the Jerome Foundation; King’s Fountain/Barbara Watson Pillsbury; Knox Foundation: Susanne Lilly Hutcheson, Zenas Hutcheson IV, Henry Hutcheson, and Perrin Hutcheson; Sarah Lutman; Emily Maltz; the David and Leni Moore Family Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts; National Performance Network; Rebecca Rand; Lois and John Rogers; the Serendipitous Leverage Fund; Therese Sexe and David Hage; Elizabeth and Mike Sweeney; John L. Thomson; Villa Albertine and Albertine Foundation; Sue and Jim Westerman; and Frances and Frank* Wilkinson.
*deceased