The Fall USF Dance Ensemble concert STILL STANDING will feature new works by: Alma Esperanza Cunningham, Cherie Hill, dana e. fitchett & alumnus Melissa Lewis. Guest artists Kinetech Arts will perform. Tickets are: $5 senior/student/staff/faculty with USF ID $10 General.

The Saint Mary’s College Dance Company presents the choreographers from the Class of 2020 along with Los Angeles based guest artist Jermaine McGhee and faculty member Jia Wu in “The Spaces in Between.” This shared dance concert presents new works that are investigating the bridge that separates the unnoticed moments in our lives to the more meaningful markers and milestones.

This year, the Festival of Latin American Contemporary Choreographers, ¡FLACC!, is crossing the bay bridge in partnership with BAMPFA for the first time while celebrating its 6th annual dance festival.  Weekend 2: Bridges & Bones/EastBay features 13 Latinx choreographers bringing site-specific and culturally nuanced movement installations to the architecture and community of the museum setting.  Audiences will be taken on a journey through different spaces to witness impactful performances in 2 different programs each day with a post show Q…

Nina Haft & Company presents the World Premiere of Precarious Pod, an immersive and interactive dance performance about animal instinct and planetary change, asking: what do animals teach us about cooperation and survival?  Exploring the lives of species that have adapted with varied success to human impact, Choreographer Nina Haft and her collaborators create a unique ‘ecosystem’ where audiences move about freely and observe how their choices impact movement and the environment around them, creating a place to explore how…

Created and performed by the Skywatchers Ensemble—an intergenerational, mixed-ability collaborative arts ensemble of Tenderloin residents and ABD artists—Came Here to Live is rooted in the stories, dreams, and challenges facing its participants. Creating sublime theater that’s equal parts protest and mourning, the Skywatchers Ensemble weaves personal stories—often illuminating stark truths—with visions of a revolution that will be led by those historically excluded from shaping culture and policy. Came Here to Live offers a vision of what is possible when we build new models for an inclusive and…

Smuin kicks off the holidays with the welcome return of The Christmas Ballet, a program featuring two acts packed to the brim with both breathtaking classical ballet and festive contemporary numbers. The beloved Bay Area tradition will bring back time-honored favorites and unveil brand new surprises set to holiday tunes and incorporating ballet, tap, jazz, and swing. The first act, Classical Christmas, features dancers costumed in snow-white ensembles performing flawless ballets celebrating the holiday season. The Cool Christmas second act…

The Fall USF Dance Ensemble concert STILL STANDING will feature new works by: Alma Esperanza Cunningham, Cherie Hill, dana e. fitchett & alumnus Melissa Lewis. Guest artists Kinetech Arts will perform. Tickets are: $5 senior/student/staff/faculty with USF ID $10 General.

Micaya is pleased to present the 21stAnnual San Francisco International Hip Hop DanceFest (SFIHHDF), featuring nearly one dozen innovative hip-hop performances from dance companies from around the globe. Under the umbrella of hip hop, this year’s festival showcases work that draws variously from b-boying, breaking, popping, freestyle, locking, clubbing, housing, voguing and urban choreography. The 2019 festival welcomes international artists from Paris, Norway, Austria, Montreal, Chicago, New York, San Mateo, and San Francisco. Nearly one dozen groups will take the…

The Saint Mary’s College Dance Company presents the choreographers from the Class of 2020 along with Los Angeles based guest artist Jermaine McGhee and faculty member Jia Wu in “The Spaces in Between.” This shared dance concert presents new works that are investigating the bridge that separates the unnoticed moments in our lives to the more meaningful markers and milestones.

Nina Haft & Company presents the World Premiere of Precarious Pod, an immersive and interactive dance performance about animal instinct and planetary change, asking: what do animals teach us about cooperation and survival?  Exploring the lives of species that have adapted with varied success to human impact, Choreographer Nina Haft and her collaborators create a unique ‘ecosystem’ where audiences move about freely and observe how their choices impact movement and the environment around them, creating a place to explore how…

Smuin kicks off the holidays with the welcome return of The Christmas Ballet, a program featuring two acts packed to the brim with both breathtaking classical ballet and festive contemporary numbers. The beloved Bay Area tradition will bring back time-honored favorites and unveil brand new surprises set to holiday tunes and incorporating ballet, tap, jazz, and swing. The first act, Classical Christmas, features dancers costumed in snow-white ensembles performing flawless ballets celebrating the holiday season. The Cool Christmas second act…

The Saint Mary’s College Dance Company presents the choreographers from the Class of 2020 along with Los Angeles based guest artist Jermaine McGhee and faculty member Jia Wu in “The Spaces in Between.” This shared dance concert presents new works that are investigating the bridge that separates the unnoticed moments in our lives to the more meaningful markers and milestones.

This year, the Festival of Latin American Contemporary Choreographers, ¡FLACC!, is crossing the bay bridge in partnership with BAMPFA for the first time while celebrating its 6th annual dance festival.  Weekend 2: Bridges & Bones/EastBay features 13 Latinx choreographers bringing site-specific and culturally nuanced movement installations to the architecture and community of the museum setting.  Audiences will be taken on a journey through different spaces to witness impactful performances in 2 different programs each day with a post show Q…

Nina Haft & Company presents the World Premiere of Precarious Pod, an immersive and interactive dance performance about animal instinct and planetary change, asking: what do animals teach us about cooperation and survival?  Exploring the lives of species that have adapted with varied success to human impact, Choreographer Nina Haft and her collaborators create a unique ‘ecosystem’ where audiences move about freely and observe how their choices impact movement and the environment around them, creating a place to explore how…

Created and performed by the Skywatchers Ensemble—an intergenerational, mixed-ability collaborative arts ensemble of Tenderloin residents and ABD artists—Came Here to Live is rooted in the stories, dreams, and challenges facing its participants. Creating sublime theater that’s equal parts protest and mourning, the Skywatchers Ensemble weaves personal stories—often illuminating stark truths—with visions of a revolution that will be led by those historically excluded from shaping culture and policy. Came Here to Live offers a vision of what is possible when we build new models for an inclusive and…

Smuin kicks off the holidays with the welcome return of The Christmas Ballet, a program featuring two acts packed to the brim with both breathtaking classical ballet and festive contemporary numbers. The beloved Bay Area tradition will bring back time-honored favorites and unveil brand new surprises set to holiday tunes and incorporating ballet, tap, jazz, and swing. The first act, Classical Christmas, features dancers costumed in snow-white ensembles performing flawless ballets celebrating the holiday season. The Cool Christmas second act…

The Fall USF Dance Ensemble concert STILL STANDING will feature new works by: Alma Esperanza Cunningham, Cherie Hill, dana e. fitchett & alumnus Melissa Lewis. Guest artists Kinetech Arts will perform. Tickets are: $5 senior/student/staff/faculty with USF ID $10 General.

Micaya is pleased to present the 21stAnnual San Francisco International Hip Hop DanceFest (SFIHHDF), featuring nearly one dozen innovative hip-hop performances from dance companies from around the globe. Under the umbrella of hip hop, this year’s festival showcases work that draws variously from b-boying, breaking, popping, freestyle, locking, clubbing, housing, voguing and urban choreography. The 2019 festival welcomes international artists from Paris, Norway, Austria, Montreal, Chicago, New York, San Mateo, and San Francisco. Nearly one dozen groups will take the…

The Saint Mary’s College Dance Company presents the choreographers from the Class of 2020 along with Los Angeles based guest artist Jermaine McGhee and faculty member Jia Wu in “The Spaces in Between.” This shared dance concert presents new works that are investigating the bridge that separates the unnoticed moments in our lives to the more meaningful markers and milestones.

Nina Haft & Company presents the World Premiere of Precarious Pod, an immersive and interactive dance performance about animal instinct and planetary change, asking: what do animals teach us about cooperation and survival?  Exploring the lives of species that have adapted with varied success to human impact, Choreographer Nina Haft and her collaborators create a unique ‘ecosystem’ where audiences move about freely and observe how their choices impact movement and the environment around them, creating a place to explore how…

Micaya is pleased to present the 21stAnnual San Francisco International Hip Hop DanceFest (SFIHHDF), featuring nearly one dozen innovative hip-hop performances from dance companies from around the globe. Under the umbrella of hip hop, this year’s festival showcases work that draws variously from b-boying, breaking, popping, freestyle, locking, clubbing, housing, voguing and urban choreography. The 2019 festival welcomes international artists from Paris, Norway, Austria, Montreal, Chicago, New York, San Mateo, and San Francisco. Nearly one dozen groups will take the…

Created and performed by the Skywatchers Ensemble—an intergenerational, mixed-ability collaborative arts ensemble of Tenderloin residents and ABD artists—Came Here to Live is rooted in the stories, dreams, and challenges facing its participants. Creating sublime theater that’s equal parts protest and mourning, the Skywatchers Ensemble weaves personal stories—often illuminating stark truths—with visions of a revolution that will be led by those historically excluded from shaping culture and policy. Came Here to Live offers a vision of what is possible when we build new models for an inclusive and…