An evening-length performance work utilizing Korean shamanism and Butoh to explore the state of mind between waking and sleeping.

A residency offering theatre artists and emerging and/or small companies a home, shared infrastructure, resources, and an innovative learning community.

A music theater work about a 7 year-old boy with autism by playwright Nancy Carlin and composer/sound designer Michael Rasbury.

A play exploring the dilemmas looming over the late author James Baldwin by local playwright Jewelle Gomez in collaboration with Harry Waters, Jr.

A trans-disciplinary, original artistic work exploring how historically racist and otherwise offensive cultural iconography has become scrubbed of its original meanings over time.

A musical exploration and critique of the 24-hour news cycle, to be performed in Bay Area parks, and on tour to underserved areas around California.

The premiere of a Joan Holden adaptation of Candacy Taylor’s acclaimed book about women who have worked their whole lives as waitresses in U.S. roadside and urban diners.

A world premiere musical created by Tony Award-winning playwright Jeff Whitty and Tony-nominated director Jason Moore and Jake Shears and John Garden (both of Grammy-nominated musical Scissor Sisters).

For Bay Area dance professionals to participate in Dance/USA’s 2011 annual conference in Chicago, IL.

A new site-specific dance and video performance along the Market Street corridor.