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Donald McKayle's "Cross Roads" might have looked less empty-hearted if it had not shared a program with Mr. Siegenfeld's superficially similar-looking dance.

The hourlong piece shared a program with the Adventure, a choreographic lab showcasing short works from participants (and not open for review).

That's what happened on Tuesday at City Center, when two of Mr. Battles's works shared a program with one by Ailey, one by Ulysses Dove, and the more than welcome return of Ronald K. Brown's "Grace".

Whether because it now shared a program (with Rudolf Nureyev's "Washington Square") rather than being performed alone, or whether Cunningham felt it was too long, isn't clear, said Robert Swinston, a Cunningham dancer who, with Jennifer Goggans, reconstructed the work for the current season.

Laurence Lemieux will share a program with Dominique Porte, like Ms. Lemieux a relative unknown in New York.

"Harlequinade" will share a program with the luminous — and plotless — "Square Dance," also by Balanchine.

Copland's "Old American Songs" share a program with songs by Kurt Weill, Gershwin and Ravel, sung by the baritone Willard White.

Established choreographers Gina Gibney and Sarah Skaggs will share a program with two new choreographers, Liz Claire and Sam Kim, presenting works in progress.

"Sous Apparence" also shares a program with "Un Jour ou deux," a major work by Merce Cunningham; enough to make far more seasoned choreographers quake.

At the Doris Duke Studio Theater, Vincent Mantsoe, from South Africa, will share a program with Kitt Johnson, a Danish choreographer and dancer making her American debut at the Pillow.

Those composers were represented by only one work each, sharing a program with scores by composers who influenced or were influenced by them, or who, at any rate, shared their goals and techniques.