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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 […]
Curating a Collision
“It is a delimitation of spaces and times, of the visible and the invisible, of speech and noise, that simultaneously determine the place and the stakes of politics as a […]
The People’s Palace
A new site-specific installation performance conceived and directed by Joanna Haigood San Francisco City Hall Thu-Fri, May 9-10 and Sun, May 12, 2024 Free Performance repeats every 30 minutes: 8:00 […]
Crossroads: Part I: dancers
This article is the first in a three-part series on the transformative experiences of Bay Area dancers, choreographers and dance teachers. WHILE A FRESHMAN IN COLLEGE, I found myself at […]
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, […]
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 […]
In Practice: Dancing Around Race with Gerald Casel
On September 20 of this year, approximately fifty Bay Area dance folks gathered for a Long Table discussion at Humanist Hall in Oakland as part of Hope Mohr Dance’s Bridge […]
SPEAK: To Witness and Re-member: Movement Practices with Elders
As dancers over 65, we have been leading free movement and dance explorations in Oakland’s Mountain View Cemetery for the past four years as part of our project Walking in Witness […]
Becoming Stronger than the Struggle
In recent passing conversations with fellow dancers, teachers, choreographers and performers there seems to be an agreement that the Bay Area contemporary dance scene is currently experiencing a transition of sorts. While there […]
Setting Skywatchers’ “At the Table”: Connection, Empowerment, and Art at the Margins
Melanie DeMore is leading a procession from the Tenderloin to San Francisco City Hall. It’s the last Saturday in October, a little more than a week before Election Day, and […]
