A dance exploring how computers have changed the way we see our bodies, drawing inspiration from Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave.
A new play by Marisela Treviño Orta, which uses the Greek myth of Persephone and Demeter to tell the story of los desaparecidos—the disappeared of Argentina.
A new work by Jodi Lomask in collaboration with The Crucible, Autodesk, and a team of dancers/cirque artists, musicians, and designers seeking to show the world through the ‘eyes of a child.
A new play by Lauren Gunderson using the Central Works Method of collaborative development, and based on Ada Lovelace (1815-1852), a countess, metaphysician, and the world’s first computer programmer.
A tiny mobile art studio that will be deployed along Market Street in San Francisco this summer, hosting six weeks of micro residencies and pop up performances.
aN afro futurist ritual dance theater work exploring the life and enigmatic work of Cuban artist Ana Mendieta.
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.
