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The Symmetry Project: A non-linear, graphic embodiment of our performance process
LINEAR NARRATIVE INTRODUCTION JESS: Over the last three years Maria and I have created a series of studies we collectively named The Symmetry Project. They have been developed and performed […]
Dancing in the Museum
When you look at a white-walled cube or empty courtyard, do you see a performance space? If you knew the history of every hundred- or thousand-year-old painting, sculpture, and anthropological […]
The Call: San Francisco Native Margaret Jenkins Always Moves Forward
Margaret Jenkins, known to the dance world as Margy, has been making dances for most of her 75-years. She trained at the leading edge of performance with Judy Job, Welland […]
Curtain Up on ODC
After 27 straight years housing some of San Francisco’s most memorable dance performances, ODC Theater will be going black at the end of this year. The theater, whose programming needs […]
A SOTA Love Letter: Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts
Photo by Brittany Ceres We immersed ourselves in our art. The San Francisco School of the Arts (SOTA) dance program director, Elvia Marta was our maestro, our inspiration, our modern/jazz […]
“Crip Ecstasy” Centers Accessibility in Nightlife
There is a sense of belonging felt deep in my bones that only the dance of a nightclub can bring.
SPACES FOR DANCE: A Range of Responses To A Timeless Challenge
WHEN WORDS LIKE “radical,” “unprecedented” and “cornerstone” are brought into a conversation about new spaces for dance, it points to both how dire and how timeless the questions about buildings and artists may […]
Cut Back and Move Forward: San Francisco International Arts Festival 2009
It’s been a tough few months for the San Francisco International Arts Festival (SFIAF). Always an invaluable contributor to the landscape of Bay Area arts, the SFIAF has presented the […]
FALLING FORWARD INTO NEW SPACES: In Conversation with Mary Armentrout
Why, What, When, Who and Where – life is full of these five ‘w’ questions. And that last ‘w’ (the where), seems of particular concern these days. From the prosaic to the logistic […]
CRITICAL DIALOGUES: Rachel Howard and Scott Marlowe
What if, rather than writing a review, a critic sat down with a choreographer to have a two-way conversation about the work? That’s the experiment behind Critical Dialogues. For this first installment, […]
