A site-specific aerial dance on the south wall of Hastings Law School, created as a narrative portrait of the older women who live on the street, whose presence is both relatively new and strangely invisible.
Supporting three Bay Area-based artists working in dance, performance, and theater.
Examining the creative, personal, and socioeconomic effects of combining digital and embodied experience in the postmodern age.
Featuring many of the Bay Area’s finest experimental dance and performance makers, masters, movers and shakers.
An immersive performance installation created by Liss Fain in collaboration with guest choreographers, Amy Seiwert and Christian Burns, and designer Matthew Antaky.
An original devised theater piece that critiques how Hollywood regurgitates an alarmist view of disaster, undermining civil society.
A drag performance training and rehearsal technique addressing themes of privilege, whiteness, and Americanness.
Including four bold commissions and one co-production toward its goal of 20 commissions and 20 premieres by 20 alumni for the company’s twentieth anniversary
A mixed repertory program that premieres ‘ourevolution’ and ‘Mine is Yours.’
A live film and performance in three movements which explores the radically varying physical rhythms and seasons of the Mid-Market street corridor.
