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Donald Byrd and Pam Tanowitz choreograph new works set to music by John Zorn for Works & Process at the Guggenheim. Byrd creates a piece with his Seattle company, Spectrum Dance Theater; Tanowitz choreographs a new production to Zorn’s Femina, which was written as a tribute to the legacy of women in the arts. Her dancers include Ashley Tuttle. The evening also features a conversation—moderated by composer Charles Wuorinen—among Byrd, Tanowitz and Zorn.
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