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BODYTRAFFIC presents its farewell performance in Aspen on Wednesday
Summary by Aspen News Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Kimberly Nicoletti Follow , Aspen Times
· July 20, 2026
· 5 min read
For 20 years, Los Angeles–based BODYTRAFFIC has brought bold artistry, technical mastery and innovative contemporary dance to stages nationwide. Now, after 20 years, BODYTRAFFIC is closing as a company. Its performance on July 22 at Aspen District Theater will be its second-to-last show, followed...
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Key takeaway Its performance on July 22 at Aspen District Theater will be its second-to-last show, followed by one in Santa Fe, both presented by Aspen Santa Fe Ballet.
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BODYTRAFFIC's farewell performance in Aspen marks the end of an era for dance enthusiasts in the Roaring Fork Valley. For years, the company has been a staple of the Aspen arts scene, bringing innovative and bold contemporary dance to the Aspen District Theater. The fact that Aspen Santa Fe Ballet is presenting BODYTRAFFIC's second-to-last show is a testament to the strong ties between the two organizations and the valley's vibrant dance community. As BODYTRAFFIC takes its final bow, locals will be watching to see how the loss of this company will impact the local dance landscape. Will other companies step in to fill the void, or will this mark a shift in the types of performances that come to Aspen? The answer will have significant implications for the valley's cultural scene and the many residents who have come to rely on BODYTRAFFIC's unique brand of dance.
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Published: July 20, 2026 ·
Source: Aspen Times ·
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