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Plié for the Arts presents Amalgamation 2025
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August 30, 2025

Plié for the Arts presents Amalgamation 2025

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Plié for the Arts is bringing the world to Jamaica’s stage with the return of its flagship dance gala, Amalgamation 2025.

The  production will be held on Saturday, August 30 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, August 31 at 6:00 p.m. at The Little Theatre in Kingston.Now in its ninth year, Amalgamation promises to be the most ambitious yet, featuring performances by internationally renowned companies and choreographers alongside homegrown artistry.

The lineup includes the prestigious Ailey II, performing Alvin Ailey’s legendary Revelations,  considered the most celebrated modern dance work in history. Audiences will also experience works by artists from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, and American Ballet Theatre, with standout pieces such as Bolero X by Shahar Binyamini, and Memoria and Cry Me a River by Andrew Winghart.

Jamaican creativity will also shine on stage, with original works from acclaimed local choreographers Renée I. McDonald, Steven Cornwall, and Orville McFarlane.

The 2025 gala follows Plié’s groundbreaking achievement, when the organization curated the first major Caribbean tour for an Alvin Ailey company. Ailey II performed to sold-out audiences in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago, creating a cultural milestone that set the stage for Jamaica’s edition of Amalgamation.

Following the Kingston performances, the Plié Collective will take the production to the Shubert Theatre in Connecticut, expanding its reach to international audiences and showcasing Jamaican dance excellence abroad.

Pilé Artistic Director Marisa Benain described this year’s production as a dream realized,

“Sometimes our dreams may seem delusion, but we should do them anyway. The hard work is worth every drop of sweat. This year’s Amalgamation is not only about world-class dance, but also about celebrating our culture, our resilience, and our place in the global artistic community. We look forward to the support of the Diaspora—tell a friend to tell a friend!” she said.

Tickets are available at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, daily from 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Organizers are urging patrons to secure seats early, as demand is expected to be high.

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