Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind.” Join San Jose Dance Theatre for the magical A Midsummer Night’s Dream this fall. Follow the mischievous Puck as he makes a mess of two relationships and casts a spell on poor Titania to fall in love with a donkey.

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

A performance by several bay area companies and artists. See excerpts of their works either live in person or online. Artists included in the show will be em(body) dance project Ballet22 Trivial Motion Marika Brussel Alysa Mitchel and Helen Grace. In Person seating limited, get in person tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170351786780 Livestream Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170258231955 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170259868851

“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind.” Join San Jose Dance Theatre for the magical A Midsummer Night’s Dream this fall. Follow the mischievous Puck as he makes a mess of two relationships and casts a spell on poor Titania to fall in love with a donkey.

A performance by several bay area companies and artists. See excerpts of their works either live in person or online. Artists included in the show will be em(body) dance project Ballet22 Trivial Motion Marika Brussel Alysa Mitchel and Helen Grace. In Person seating limited, get in person tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170351786780 Livestream Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170258231955 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/170259868851

“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, and therefore is winged Cupid painted blind.” Join San Jose Dance Theatre for the magical A Midsummer Night’s Dream this fall. Follow the mischievous Puck as he makes a mess of two relationships and casts a spell on poor Titania to fall in love with a donkey.

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

Bacchae Before is a hybrid, experimental work of live performance inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai, a new version of Euripedes' The Bacchae. The ancient drama tells the story of the murder of Pentheus, King of Thebes, at the hands of his own mother, who has joined a cult of wild women bewitched by Dionysus. Co-directed by playwright Maxe Crandall and choreographer Hope Mohr, Bacchae Before features a quartet of performers and original puppetry…

Bacchae Before is a hybrid, experimental work of live performance inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai, a new version of Euripedes' The Bacchae. The ancient drama tells the story of the murder of Pentheus, King of Thebes, at the hands of his own mother, who has joined a cult of wild women bewitched by Dionysus. Co-directed by playwright Maxe Crandall and choreographer Hope Mohr, Bacchae Before features a quartet of performers and original puppetry…

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

Bacchae Before is a hybrid, experimental work of live performance inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai, a new version of Euripedes' The Bacchae. The ancient drama tells the story of the murder of Pentheus, King of Thebes, at the hands of his own mother, who has joined a cult of wild women bewitched by Dionysus. Co-directed by playwright Maxe Crandall and choreographer Hope Mohr, Bacchae Before features a quartet of performers and original puppetry…

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

A full evening performance The Water Project integrates dance, choral music, animation and projected imagery to investigate our personal and collective relationship to water. Most everyone has happy memories of playing in water, perhaps some have experienced water’s ferocity and many can remember a time of thirst, if only for a short time. Our life enhancing connection to water is at risk in the 21st century. What are we going to do? The Water Project, created by a collaboration of artists and scientists,…

Bacchae Before is a hybrid, experimental work of live performance inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai, a new version of Euripedes' The Bacchae. The ancient drama tells the story of the murder of Pentheus, King of Thebes, at the hands of his own mother, who has joined a cult of wild women bewitched by Dionysus. Co-directed by playwright Maxe Crandall and choreographer Hope Mohr, Bacchae Before features a quartet of performers and original puppetry…

The MJDC is thrilled to celebrate the return of in-person programs at the Fine Arts Museums by sharing chapters from our upcoming evening-length work Global Moves. This event will take place around the sculptures, and audiences are invited to witness the 20-minute dance from any vantage point. Immediately following, the artists will be available to dialogue and answer questions. This performance offers an opportunity to watch the work as it progresses towards the world premiere at the Presidio Theatre in…

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.

A full evening performance The Water Project integrates dance, choral music, animation and projected imagery to investigate our personal and collective relationship to water. Most everyone has happy memories of playing in water, perhaps some have experienced water’s ferocity and many can remember a time of thirst, if only for a short time. Our life enhancing connection to water is at risk in the 21st century. What are we going to do? The Water Project, created by a collaboration of artists and scientists,…

Bacchae Before is a hybrid, experimental work of live performance inspired by the tragedies of gender reveal parties and Anne Carson's Bakkhai, a new version of Euripedes' The Bacchae. The ancient drama tells the story of the murder of Pentheus, King of Thebes, at the hands of his own mother, who has joined a cult of wild women bewitched by Dionysus. Co-directed by playwright Maxe Crandall and choreographer Hope Mohr, Bacchae Before features a quartet of performers and original puppetry…

Los Lupeños de San José invites you to its outdoor community festival, FOLKLOREADA, which brings together some of your favorite Mexican folklórico dance companies for a Sunday afternoon of traditional Mexican dance and music. Admission is FREE (no tickets necessary). This event is suitable for all ages. We encourage fans, friends, and families to walk or take public transportation to the Mexican Heritage Plaza and spend some time enjoying the entertainment in a safe, outdoor experience.  Plaza doors open at…

A full evening performance The Water Project integrates dance, choral music, animation and projected imagery to investigate our personal and collective relationship to water. Most everyone has happy memories of playing in water, perhaps some have experienced water’s ferocity and many can remember a time of thirst, if only for a short time. Our life enhancing connection to water is at risk in the 21st century. What are we going to do? The Water Project, created by a collaboration of artists and scientists,…

Split is a 1-1 contemporary dance, performed for one audience member by one dancer at a time. The work examines the relationship between dissociative episodes and identity formation, and is informed by the performers’ personal histories, interviews with queer community members, Kushner’s Angels in America, and Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. The performance takes place across four built environments and runs approximately 30 minutes. Though the performance is intimate in nature, there are no direct audience/performer interactions.