The 12th annual free festival along the MUNI “T” streetcar line featuring site-specific dance pieces commissioned from Bay Area choreographers.
A transdisciplinary ensemble performance about the life of seminal New York and Bay Area artist Remy Charlip, fusing theater, dance, live-drawing, puppetry, and music to create an immersive site-specific theatrical experience.
A contemporary dance about the Romani people, cultural assimilation, and systemic oppression.
A vibrant biennial gathering of performing artists from around the Bay Area and beyond.
An evening length dance theater work exploring themes of transcendence and hope that will feature a cast of dancers, a chorus of singers, and an ensemble of musicians.
A collaboration between Hope Mohr Dance, the Trisha Brown Dance Company (New York), Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and local curators to bring Bay Area artists into dialogue with each other and with dance history through the lens of Brown’s iconic 1975 dance, “Locus”.
An evening-length contemporary dance-based performance duet by choreographer and performance artist Jess Curtis and Scottish self-identified disabled performer and choreographer Claire Cunningham that will investigate the role of movement and sensory dynamics in the perception and performance of otherness.
An annual festival of experimental dance and performance in San Francisco that celebrates an abundance of body-based art, action and interaction in the Bay Area, featuring many of its finest movers, makers, visionaries and upstarts.
Focuses on the ancient links between culture and agriculture and how corn relates to the deep historical connections between Mexico and the United States.
A new work by performance artist Guillermo Gomez-Peña and choreographer Sara Shelton Mann that explores the demons of aging and illness we all must face as we grow older.
