“For all that women shoulder and for all that we bring to the world at large, I am so proud and grateful to be part of that legacy and part of this thoughtful and powerful season of dance. At this moment in time, we need community more than ever.” — Heidi Latsky
Heidi Latsky changed the world by making space for every body.
A pioneering voice in contemporary dance, Heidi Latsky has spent her life confronting assumptions — about beauty, ability, movement, and value. In Who Am I Now?, she turns that lens inward and asks, “When the world turns upside down, what stories do we tell?”
This special presentation, part talk and part performance, blends film, conversation, and excerpts from her newest work, Tracking Parallel, to offer a rare and intimate encounter with one of today’s most influential artists.
Latsky’s journey — through dance, activism and, most recently, recovery from brain surgery — becomes a meditation on identity and resilience. As she reclaims her own body, she invites us to rethink ours.
Through decades of work with disabled performers and a radical redefinition of who gets to be seen, Latsky has reshaped dance — and, in doing so, expanded our collective idea of freedom. Like the great women who helped reimagine justice and visibility in this country, her art has become a form of resistance.
Part of Women Move the World, 92NY’s 2025/26 Harkness Mainstage Series, Who Am I Now? is a chance to be moved, challenged, and changed — by a woman who helped us all move forward.
This film contains partial nudity and mature content. Viewer discretion is advised.