America’s original jazz dance company is back at Gorton Center.
Join us for an exciting evening with Giordano Dance Chicago, one of the nation’s premier dance companies. This special performance takes place in the intimate John & Nancy Hughes Theater, giving audiences a rare opportunity to experience world-class dance up close.
The program features a vibrant mix of jazz and contemporary dance. Throughout the evening, audiences will see works by acclaimed choreographers, including Artistic Director Nan Giordano and Emmy Award-winning choreographer Al Blackstone. From powerful ensemble pieces to moving and expressive moments, each dance highlights the company’s signature athleticism, artistry, and passion.
For more than 60 years, Giordano Dance Chicago has helped define American jazz dance. Today, the company continues to push the art form forward while honoring its rich legacy. As a result, every performance feels both timeless and fresh.
About Giordano Dance Chicago
Founded by dance pioneer Gus Giordano, Giordano Dance Chicago has been a leader in professional dance for more than six decades. Today, under the direction of Nan Giordano, the company is recognized around the world for its innovation, excellence, and signature Giordano Technique.
Over the years, the company has performed in 28 countries and thousands of cities. Along the way, it has earned a reputation as one of the world’s leading jazz dance companies. Audiences are drawn to its dynamic choreography, powerful dancers, and unforgettable stage presence.
In addition, Giordano continues to inspire new generations through performances that blend technical mastery with emotional storytelling. Whether showcasing breathtaking athleticism, contemporary creativity, or pure joy, the company demonstrates the limitless possibilities of dance.
Don’t miss this chance to experience Giordano Dance Chicago live at Gorton Center. Above all, it’s an opportunity to see one of America’s most celebrated dance companies in an intimate theater setting.
“Giordano is, and always will be, American jazz dance royalty” – Chicago Tribune