Dance Brigade presents Hemorrhage: An Ablution of Hope (and other invited guests!) Live and in-person at 22nd and Bartlett Streets in SF Presented as part of Dance Mission’s HOME series Dance Brigade presents an excerpt of their 2014 hit, Hemorrhage, a work that examines the intersection of “new SF ” and world politics, and the connection between […]
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
Join Dance Brigade for a deep, heartening, and even humorous reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Match Girl. Set in a contemporary urban setting, director Krissy Keefer uses dance, theater, and original writings to explore the “doom loop” of our beloved San Francisco.
