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Danzhaus Dance Center: Available for private lessons and rehearsals
We are open for private lessons and small rehearsals in any of our three dance studios during the covid-19 lock down (we are not open for public classes and gatherings). […]
Fabric Animal: Weaving Bodies Through Time
On a recent afternoon in Emeryville, Sonsherée Giles and Sebastian Grubb gave a work-in-progress showing of their upcoming duet, Fabric Animal, to long-time Bay Area choreographer Nancy Karp. They have […]
Keeping and Creating Arts Space with CAST
For me, it begins with DANCE. And it’s dance, performance, and teaching that expanded my lens of the arts, my commitment to it, and passion for it.Rooted in the spiritual, […]
Book: Can You See Me Flying? Memoir of an Aerial Dance Pioneer
Can You See Me Flying? Memoir of an Aerial Dance Pioneer by Terry Sendgraff Terry Sendgraff has been a prominent figure in the Bay Area dance community since 1975. She […]
From Streets of Oakland to World Stage: A Conversation with Johnny Lopez
For many, Friday signals the end of a work week, but for Johnny Lopez, founder of TURFinc there are no days off. From managing day to day operations to talent […]
Did You Know?: Dasha Chernova
In 2017 Bay Area-based and Russian-born Dasha Chernova began Telaboratoria (in Russian, “telo” means body and “laboratoria” means laboratory), a program offering dance and theater improvisation classes and workshops designed […]
Exploring Power and Agency in Early Childhood Dance
In the current political backdrop of the United States and the slew of problems we’re facing, the role of the early dance educator has never been more vital to ensuring […]
Do You Know? Alicia Langlais
Highlighting the Activities of Artists/Organizations in Our Region Alicia “the Dance Dragon Slayer” Langlais is a self-described dance entrepreneur; whose work includes teaching and coaching. Alicia says she hopes that […]
Somatic Costumes: from Choreography to Socio-political Acts
“Dance is political not because of its subject matter but because of the way dances are made, how they are structured, and what they show about people relating to each […]
Lessons from the Past: in Conversation with Lenora Lee
photo by Robbie Sweeny The Gold Rush: 1848-1855. Much attention has been paid to this historical era. And for good reason. It was a time when folks from near and […]
