“In this moment that can isolate, disillusion, and harden the heart, BLUSH reminds us the body is a home for healing, connection and transcendence.” — Andrea Miller
Andrea Miller, one of today’s most celebrated choreographers, returns to one of her earliest pieces: her acclaimed work BLUSH.
BLUSH takes a single, involuntary gesture — the moment of a blush — and expands it into a flood of physical and emotional transformation. Set in a boxing ring-like arena and driven by a score that moves from Chopin to Arvo Pärt to Kap Bambino, BLUSH is dense with raw energy and intimacy. It is a portrait of human vulnerability in motion — a piece that, over 60 minutes, builds to something almost mythic in scale.
Since its 2009 premiere, BLUSH has thrilled audiences around the world, earning praise for its daring physicality and Miller’s unmistakable choreographic voice. Her dancers, known for their virtuosity and expressive power, embody the extremes of exertion and release — bringing every moment to the surface.
Presented as part of Women Move the World, 92NY’s 2025/26 Harkness Mainstage Series, BLUSH offers an opportunity to experience a signature work by one of the defining artists of her generation.