An examination of the mental health impacts of anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies on undocumented families. This loose adaptation of Arthur Miller’s Death of Salesman tells the story of Lorna, the matriarch of a Filipino American family coming to terms with their differing immigration statuses, senses of freedom, and familial estrangement.
A new project commissioned by the Asian Art Museum that explores the talismanic power of dance through a multidisciplinary ritual performance. Over the next year, a series of workshops examining a cross section from the Museum’s collections will offer the rare opportunity to critically reassess the ways these pieces have been interpreted, renegotiate our relationships […]
A multidisciplinary, Black-centered no-holds-barred exploration of race and equity. The performance engages evolving legal policies, public sentiment and lived reality to consider how the boundaries and public perception of Black life are constructed and maintained and the ongoing effect of such policies.
A arts festival that represents the global community in the Bay Area and celebrates new works centering Black, Indigenous and people of color and LGBTQ+ voices. The festival will feature work by San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company, Crowded Fire Theatre Company, The Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, San Francisco Recovery Theatre, African Art Academy and Dimensions […]
A feminist thriller by playwright Anna Moench about that moment when girls realize the male gaze has been watching all along, and decide they are going to do something about it. Inspired by a real-life incident at a Christian mission in Southeast Asia, the play delves into the lives of four young Korean American women […]
An interdisciplinary ecofeminist theatrical production for vocalists and dancers celebrating the beauty of Black American women while acknowledging the limits of human resilience. The work is built upon previously published poetry of Black American women to create a loose, thematic story arc that will honor ancestral wisdom and invite women to claim agency over their […]
An interdisciplinary project that explores Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) Deaf homelessness and Bay Area gentrification. Utilizing American Sign Language (ASL), spoken text, modern/ballet dance, silence and original music composed by local hard of hearing musician, Radha Mehta, this project will educate audiences about the exponential risk of gentrification and homelessness in BIPOC, […]
A live theater experience of Jimbo’s Bop City, an iconic mid-20th century diner and jazz venue where some of the most innovative jazz musicians played in San Francisco and where the movement for racial justice, music and urban planning collided in a dramatic and instructive way. During this immersive theater experience, audiences will explore a […]
Aperformance project celebrating imagination as a powerful form of resistance. Towards Opulence engages San Francisco Tenderloin residents—often living without access to essential services—to envision one’s most opulent self that grows from and feeds community-wide change.
A performance ritual film by artist Sammay Dizon that seeks to de-stigmatize and elevate mental health in the Filipinx diasporic community. Memorya will use a multi-modal approach of movement, song and spoken word to explore ancestral remembering and intergenerational healing.
