Celebrating its 28th season, the San Francisco-based Robert Moses’ KIN (RMK) is known for eclectic movement vocabulary, demanding choreography, ferocious dancing, and provocative themes. RMK returns to the Presidio Theatre with a program choreographed entirely by Artistic Director Robert Moses, including a world premiere, a west coast premiere, and the revival of Moses’ classic, The President’s Daughter, a work about the double standards of race, gender, and power upheld by various men of American political prominence.

Dance Mission, Loco Bloco, and PODER SF are coming together once more to celebrate Women’s History Month. Join us for this outdoor dance and music festival featuring work by Loco Bloco, La Mezcla, Karen Smith, Shahrzad Dance, La Familia Peña-Govea, Meche Ita, F.A.L. Dance, and Fredrika Keefer. It is recommended to bring a blanket and a chair. Donations are encouraged. All donations go directly back to the artists.

Celebrating its 28th season, the San Francisco-based Robert Moses’ KIN (RMK) is known for eclectic movement vocabulary, demanding choreography, ferocious dancing, and provocative themes. RMK returns to the Presidio Theatre with a program choreographed entirely by Artistic Director Robert Moses, including a world premiere, a west coast premiere, and the revival of Moses’ classic, The President’s Daughter, a work about the double standards of race, gender, and power upheld by various men of American political prominence.

Delight in two programs of captivating works, including two world premieres: Collision, Collapse and a Coda by ODC Founder and Artistic Director Brenda Way and Witness by guest artist Amy Seiwert. The exhilarating lineup also includes Impulse, Dexandro Montalvo’s audacious quartet for four women, and two repertory favorites, Triangulating Euclid, a bracing three-way collaboration created by Brenda Way, KT Nelson, and Kate Weare in response to the restoration of the 1482 printing of Euclid’s “Elements of Geometry,” and Something About…

Guest choreographer Marlayna Locklear creates new work from her extensive contemporary and jazz dance background. Acclaimed dance faculty choreographers ArVejon Jones and Ray Tadio present new works.  For assuage means to soften, Jones dedicates his piece to those who have spent their entire life as the foundation for others, giving without being asked. Loving without expectation. To those who have forgotten who they are, what they’ve done, and who they have affected. Alzheimer’s disease affects 5.8 million Americans and is…

Delight in two programs of captivating works, including two world premieres: Collision, Collapse and a Coda by ODC Founder and Artistic Director Brenda Way and Witness by guest artist Amy Seiwert. The exhilarating lineup also includes Impulse, Dexandro Montalvo’s audacious quartet for four women, and two repertory favorites, Triangulating Euclid, a bracing three-way collaboration created by Brenda Way, KT Nelson, and Kate Weare in response to the restoration of the 1482 printing of Euclid’s “Elements of Geometry,” and Something About…

Celebrate Diablo Ballet’s 29th Anniversary with a special one–night only performance featuring Diablo Ballet’s premiere of the festive Confetti by Gerald Arpino, the former Artistic Associate of the Joffrey Ballet, in honor of his 100th Anniversary celebration; the classical ballet Paquita featuring the whole company; and Elevator Operator, by company dancer Amanda Farris, Diablo Ballet’s first Dance Laboratory choreographer winner. A virtual link of an edited recording of the live performance will be available Fri-Sun, Apr 7-16 for on-demand viewing.

Celebrating its 20th season, the 17th Annual Festival of Dance & Music features two weeks of world premieres, performances, master classes, and celebrations at venues in San Francisco.  The first weekend features performances of Mouth of a Shark,  a world premiere work choreographed and directed by CubaCaribe Artistic Director and Co-Founder Ramón Ramos Alayo and performed by Alayo Dance Company. A reflection on the lives of immigrants, Mouth of A Shark is inspired in part by Somali poet Warsan Shire’s…

As Close As Possible is a physical theater & dance performance. Erik Wagner directs and choreographs this evening length work with the help of brilliant collaborators: Jamielyn Duggan, Carolina Czechowska, Galen Rogers, & Augustin Beall.  

The 72 Seasons, or 72 候, are a traditional calendar of micro-seasons that encourage a deep appreciation for the subtle changes of the natural world and the cultural practices that develop around them. As part of CTN's 72 Seasons Project, three Bay Area dance companies will share new creations that explore the 12th season, Distant Thunders Heard.

Delight in two programs of captivating works, including two world premieres: Collision, Collapse and a Coda by ODC Founder and Artistic Director Brenda Way and Witness by guest artist Amy Seiwert. The exhilarating lineup also includes Impulse, Dexandro Montalvo’s audacious quartet for four women, and two repertory favorites, Triangulating Euclid, a bracing three-way collaboration created by Brenda Way, KT Nelson, and Kate Weare in response to the restoration of the 1482 printing of Euclid’s “Elements of Geometry,” and Something About…

Guest choreographer Marlayna Locklear creates new work from her extensive contemporary and jazz dance background. Acclaimed dance faculty choreographers ArVejon Jones and Ray Tadio present new works.  For assuage means to soften, Jones dedicates his piece to those who have spent their entire life as the foundation for others, giving without being asked. Loving without expectation. To those who have forgotten who they are, what they’ve done, and who they have affected. Alzheimer’s disease affects 5.8 million Americans and is…

Five commissioned LGBTQ+ dance artists present new work as part of the annual Queering Dance Festival! Program A: Alyah Baker | Scott Duane | Emma Tome Program B: Clarissa Dyas | Xochipilli Dance Company (Hector Jaime & Carmina Marquez)   COVID Protocols: Masks required, performers will be performing unmasked and testing. ASL Interpretation - All shows on Saturday April 1st Audio Description + Haptic Access Tour - All shows on Sunday April 2nd Free Tickets available for Deaf/Hard of Hearing…

Guest choreographer Marlayna Locklear creates new work from her extensive contemporary and jazz dance background. Acclaimed dance faculty choreographers ArVejon Jones and Ray Tadio present new works.  For assuage means to soften, Jones dedicates his piece to those who have spent their entire life as the foundation for others, giving without being asked. Loving without expectation. To those who have forgotten who they are, what they’ve done, and who they have affected. Alzheimer’s disease affects 5.8 million Americans and is…

Celebrating its 20th season, the 17th Annual Festival of Dance & Music features two weeks of world premieres, performances, master classes, and celebrations at venues in San Francisco.  The first weekend features performances of Mouth of a Shark,  a world premiere work choreographed and directed by CubaCaribe Artistic Director and Co-Founder Ramón Ramos Alayo and performed by Alayo Dance Company. A reflection on the lives of immigrants, Mouth of A Shark is inspired in part by Somali poet Warsan Shire’s…

Five commissioned LGBTQ+ dance artists present new work as part of the annual Queering Dance Festival! Program A: Alyah Baker | Scott Duane | Emma Tome Program B: Clarissa Dyas | Xochipilli Dance Company (Hector Jaime & Carmina Marquez)   COVID Protocols: Masks required, performers will be performing unmasked and testing. ASL Interpretation - All shows on Saturday April 1st Audio Description + Haptic Access Tour - All shows on Sunday April 2nd Free Tickets available for Deaf/Hard of Hearing…

Delight in two programs of captivating works, including two world premieres: Collision, Collapse and a Coda by ODC Founder and Artistic Director Brenda Way and Witness by guest artist Amy Seiwert. The exhilarating lineup also includes Impulse, Dexandro Montalvo’s audacious quartet for four women, and two repertory favorites, Triangulating Euclid, a bracing three-way collaboration created by Brenda Way, KT Nelson, and Kate Weare in response to the restoration of the 1482 printing of Euclid’s “Elements of Geometry,” and Something About…

As Close As Possible is a physical theater & dance performance. Erik Wagner directs and choreographs this evening length work with the help of brilliant collaborators: Jamielyn Duggan, Carolina Czechowska, Galen Rogers, & Augustin Beall.  

Spend an evening with friends and fellow arts lovers enjoying a full program of dynamic and daring performances. Following the show, join us for an exclusive after-party celebrating our LGBTQIA+ Community featuring complimentary drinks, delectable desserts, music, and dancing hosted by Manny of MANNY’s and Honey Mahogany, legendary drag performer, activist, and chair of the San Francisco Democratic Party.

The 72 Seasons, or 72 候, are a traditional calendar of micro-seasons that encourage a deep appreciation for the subtle changes of the natural world and the cultural practices that develop around them. As part of CTN's 72 Seasons Project, three Bay Area dance companies will share new creations that explore the 12th season, Distant Thunders Heard.

Guest choreographer Marlayna Locklear creates new work from her extensive contemporary and jazz dance background. Acclaimed dance faculty choreographers ArVejon Jones and Ray Tadio present new works.  For assuage means to soften, Jones dedicates his piece to those who have spent their entire life as the foundation for others, giving without being asked. Loving without expectation. To those who have forgotten who they are, what they’ve done, and who they have affected. Alzheimer’s disease affects 5.8 million Americans and is…

Celebrating its 20th season, the 17th Annual Festival of Dance & Music features two weeks of world premieres, performances, master classes, and celebrations at venues in San Francisco.  The first weekend features performances of Mouth of a Shark,  a world premiere work choreographed and directed by CubaCaribe Artistic Director and Co-Founder Ramón Ramos Alayo and performed by Alayo Dance Company. A reflection on the lives of immigrants, Mouth of A Shark is inspired in part by Somali poet Warsan Shire’s…

Five commissioned LGBTQ+ dance artists present new work as part of the annual Queering Dance Festival! Program A: Alyah Baker | Scott Duane | Emma Tome Program B: Clarissa Dyas | Xochipilli Dance Company (Hector Jaime & Carmina Marquez)   COVID Protocols: Masks required, performers will be performing unmasked and testing. ASL Interpretation - All shows on Saturday April 1st Audio Description + Haptic Access Tour - All shows on Sunday April 2nd Free Tickets available for Deaf/Hard of Hearing…