A new original performance grappling with the role of prophecy in American society, and what prophetic voices from society’s fringes can tell us about ourselves.
A traveling performance on 24th Street, addressing our relationship with the oceans and how we cope with natural disasters, oil spills, and endangered species.
Fostering the development and production of significant new full-length plays by the Bay Area’s best new playwrights.
A community installation by Kara Davis, Egyptian visual/media artist Hussein Shakara, and music ensemble Moontit to be presented during “24 Days of Central Market Arts” in fall 2012.
A multi-tiered collaboration and visceral response to Zora Neal Hurston’s “Their Eyes Were Watching God” with set designer Benito Steen, artist Ben Wood, and cellist UNWOMAN.
An 8-hour public performance installation at United Nations Plaza in celebration of love and shared humanity set to coincide with the Queer Arts Festival and San Francisco Pride, June 2012.
A free annual performance festival that spotlights artistic activity in the Central Market corridor and helps revitalize the neighborhood.
An immersive installation examining parallels between the current global economic and environmental crises with personal and historical mythologies of loss and failure.
To provide late stage development residencies to artists, allowing them extended time in a fully equipped theater to explore and develop new works.
A multi-player work of theater inspired by hip-hop, personal truths, and passionate reflections by Marc Bamuthi Joseph.
