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New York, NY (March 23, 2026) – REED LUPLAU WORKS, in association with\u00a0The Institute for American Musical Theatre (IAMT), is thrilled to announce the world premiere of\u00a0HOW WILL I REMEMBER THIS,\u00a0a bold new dance narrative directed and choreographed by\u00a0Reed Luplau, with original music and composition by acclaimed singer\/songwriter\u00a0Javier Dunn. The production will play for three performances only,\u00a0May 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2025\u00a0at the IAMT Theater in New York City. Tickets are $37.89 at\u00a0https:\/\/www.simpletix.com\/e\/how-will-i-remember-th\u200bis-ti\u200bckets\u200b-2649\u200b25<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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\u00a0HOW WILL I REMEMBER THIS\u00a0draws its inspiration from the Netflix documentary\u00a0Eldorado, which chronicles the legendary 1920s queer cabaret nightclub that became a beacon of Weimar-era LGBTQ+ culture before being forcibly closed by the Nazis in 1933. Through movement, music, and theatrical storytelling, the work traces one man\u2019s journey as he attempts to reconstruct the events that led to the sudden and irreversible transformation of his world\u2014asking the profound question: how do we hold onto memory when history refuses to let us?<\/p>\n
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The production features eight accomplished professional dancers alongside four gifted graduates from IAMT\u2019s celebrated training program, embodying Reed Luplau Works\u2019 core mission of bridging emerging talent with the professional dance world.<\/p>\n
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HOW WILL I REMEMBER THIS\u00a0features scenic design by\u00a0Sarina Rivera\u00a0and costume design by\u00a0DW. The production is produced by\u00a0Peter Marinaro, with producing support from\u00a0Andy Jones,\u00a0Todd and Elizabeth Donovan,\u00a0Lynda Erbs (AMCI), and\u00a0IAMT\u2019s Michael Minarik. Publicity by\u00a0Katie Rosin\/Kampfire PR.<\/p>\n
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The production will play for three performances only,\u00a0May 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2025\u00a0at the IAMT Theater in New York City. Tickets are $37.89 at\u00a0https:\/\/www.simpletix.com\/e\/how-will-i-remember-th\u200bis-ti\u200bckets\u200b-2649\u200b25<\/a>.<\/p>\n
A subsequent season to be announced<\/p>\n
BIOGRAPHIES<\/p>\n
JAVIER DUNN\u00a0(Composer)began his music career in Los Angeles while attending UCLA. He rose to prominence as the lead guitarist and co-songwriter alongside Grammy Award-winning artist Sara Bareilles, touring the world with her for eight years across three album cycles and co-writing several top 10 songs, including the #1 hit \u201cLove Song.\u201d In 2013, he launched a prolific solo career, releasing 10 solo albums in six years, scoring feature documentaries, composing for film and television, and producing for other artists. During the 2020 pandemic, he composed the score for the short film\u00a0Places Please, directed by Reed Luplau. He received the inaugural Creatives Rebuild New York (CRNY) Guaranteed Artist Income in 2022 for his work as a visual artist. Now based in New York City, Dunn continues to write, record, perform, and compose for stage, film, and television\u2014regularly taking his music to the streets and subways of the city he now calls home.<\/p>\n
REED LUPLAU\u00a0(Director\/Choreographer) was born in Perth, Australia, and is a graduate of the Australian Ballet School. His choreography credits span Broadway, opera, and major events, including\u00a0Ten Brave Seconds\u00a0(Pioneer Theater),\u00a0Spring Awakening\u00a0(Skylight),\u00a0Head Over Heels\u00a0(Australia), PHISH at Madison Square Garden, the Macy\u2019s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Disney Cruise Line,\u00a0A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream\u00a0for the Santa Fe Opera, the Fire Island Dance Festival, Hudson Valley Dance Festival, Broadway Bares, and the Brooks Brothers 200th Birthday Celebration. Luplau has also created works for The Australian Ballet, Sydney Dance Company, and West Australian Ballet. His performance credits include original Broadway casts of\u00a0Moulin Rouge! The Musical,\u00a0Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, and the 2015 revival of\u00a0Fiddler on the Roof.<\/p>\n
SARINA RIVERA\u00a0(Scenic Designer) is a New York City\u2013based scenic designer with a background in 3D design and technical drafting. She has developed fabrication designs for Broadway productions and theme park attractions, and has worked as an IATSE stagehand and property master on productions including\u00a0Hamilton,\u00a0& Juliet,\u00a0Harry Potter, and\u00a0Stranger Things.<\/p>\n
DW\u00a0(Costume Designer\u00a0)’s theatrical work has been seen regionally across the country on stages including The MUNY, Theatre Aspen, The Flat Rock Playhouse, The Cape Playhouse, SeaCoast Repertory Theatre, The Engeman, and The Bucks County Playhouse. NYC design credits include NYMF, NYC Fringe, Theatre Row, The Mint, Cherry Lane, and The Gym @ Judson Church. Broadway Associate & Assistant credits include\u00a0Race,\u00a0Everyday Rapture,\u00a0The Threepenny Opera,\u00a0The Apple Tree,\u00a0The Wedding Singer, and Rodgers & Hammerstein\u2019s\u00a0Cinderella\u00a0(2014 Tony Award for Best Costumes). DW is co-founder of The Costume Studio NYC, a non-profit costume shop.<\/p>\n
\u00a0PETER MARINARO\u00a0(Producer) is a New York City\u2013based casting professional, director, and producer with experience spanning television, live events, and contemporary performance. He has overseen casting and talent management for large-scale productions, including NBC\u2019s\u00a0The Voice, Netflix\u2019s\u00a0Black Rabbit, and Hulu\u2019s\u00a0Up Here. His producing work includes projects at the New York Botanical Garden, Bathtub Gin, and with Thistle Dance.<\/p>\n
\u00a0ABOUT THE INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE (IAMT)\u00a0is pioneering a new approach to performing arts career preparation. Based in New York City, their faculty consists entirely of Broadway and commercial professionals. They specialize in musical theatre, providing intensive training and insider access to the industry. IAMT practices a positive teaching approach by celebrating what is unique in each student while developing the skills of their individual artistry. Students receive the best training in the world, launch into their professional careers after just two years, and cultivate their joy while doing it.<\/p>\n
\u00a0REED LUPLAU WORKS\u00a0is committed to advancing the art of dance through the creation and performance of innovative choreographic works. In partnership with The Institute for American Musical Theatre, our project company comprises eight accomplished professional dancers and four talented graduates from IAMT\u2019s distinguished program. Our mission is to enrich the cultural landscape by presenting dynamic new dance works on the IAMT Theater stage, championing the next generation of dance artistry. United by a commitment to artistic excellence and creative exploration, we strive to foster a collaborative environment that nurtures fresh ideas, elevates emerging talent, and inspires audiences. We value cultivating emerging talent and guiding them into the professional dance world, integrating them with established professionals, ensuring their artistic growth, and a successful entry into the industry. Reed Luplau Works is dedicated to collaborating with emerging artists and designers to push the boundaries of new dance works and expand the creative possibilities of contemporary dance.<\/p>\n
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\n\u200bWho:\u00a0Reed Luplau Works, in association with The Institute for American Musical Theatre (IAMT)
\n\u200bWhat:\u00a0HOW WILL I REMEMBER THIS,\u00a0A World Premiere Dance Narrative, directed and choreographed by Reed Luplau, with original music by Javier Dunn
\n\u200bWhere:\u00a0The IAMT Theater, New York City
\n\u200bWhen:\u00a0May 22, 23 & 24, 2025
\n\u200bWebsite:\u00a0https:\/\/www.simpletix.com\/e\/how-will-i-remember-th\u200bis-ti\u200bckets\u200b-2649\u200b25<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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