What does it take to be held and to hold? Drawing from Jhia Jackson’s years long sundays are for the water weekly ritual self-actualization practice, rose water sundaze is an exploration of world building for being. Grieving, loving, resting, sensing, moving…the luxury of being. This interdisciplinary, asynchronous work is an intentional practice of noticing, building, […]
Pulcinella's Dream: Music, Dance and Pantomime of 18th century Italian Theatre 40+ year old dance company, Dance Through Time is under new direction and collaborating with Bay Area music ensemble Nash Baroque to bring a women-driven multi-media spectacle of 18th century Italian dance and music and commedia dell'arte to the Joe Goode Annex as part […]
Awareness on water stewardship. Representing the unifying nature of water, "Hamon-ring on the water (“Hamon”)" integrates dance, storytelling, sound instrumentation and digital projections.
Meeting #7 is a one-woman show created and performed by dance theater artist Annie Kahane, with animated projections by filmmaker and graphic designer Ethan Alesch. In Meeting #7, an orientation-leader welcomes the audience to a parody powerpoint presentation, as if they are in a breakout session at a corporate conference.
Her story is more than two thousand years old, but what would Medusa say if she finally had a chance to speak for herself? Jessica Fudim’s full-length, dance-theater solo, Venomous, invites the audience to see things from Medusa's perspective and move her story beyond that of a monster. Playing between whimsy and darkness. Fudim combines […]
Young Gods, Reimagined is reference to one of the company’s seminal works, a treatise on age and beauty originally created in 1999 during the company’s residency at ODC Theater. Steamroller re-investigages the work by interviewing former company members to delve into their experiences of the creative process. Choreography from the original work will be reconfigured […]
Meeting #7 is a one-woman show created and performed by dance theater artist Annie Kahane, with animated projections by filmmaker and graphic designer Ethan Alesch. In Meeting #7, an orientation-leader welcomes the audience to a parody powerpoint presentation, as if they are in a breakout session at a corporate conference.
Pulcinella's Dream: Music, Dance and Pantomime of 18th century Italian Theatre 40+ year old dance company, Dance Through Time is under new direction and collaborating with Bay Area music ensemble Nash Baroque to bring a women-driven multi-media spectacle of 18th century Italian dance and music and commedia dell'arte to the Joe Goode Annex as part […]
Her story is more than two thousand years old, but what would Medusa say if she finally had a chance to speak for herself? Jessica Fudim’s full-length, dance-theater solo, Venomous, invites the audience to see things from Medusa's perspective and move her story beyond that of a monster. Playing between whimsy and darkness. Fudim combines […]
Young Gods, Reimagined is reference to one of the company’s seminal works, a treatise on age and beauty originally created in 1999 during the company’s residency at ODC Theater. Steamroller re-investigages the work by interviewing former company members to delve into their experiences of the creative process. Choreography from the original work will be reconfigured […]
Awareness on water stewardship. Representing the unifying nature of water, "Hamon-ring on the water (“Hamon”)" integrates dance, storytelling, sound instrumentation and digital projections.
Cuatro Vientos: Middle of Nowhere is a multimedia dance-theater production that confronts fears and strategies of walking alone. Dancers (Female and non-binary individuals) investigate the physiology of fear, the concept of freedom and finding risk and refuge in the natural world. It’s inspired by Liz Boubion's 10-week residency in the Mojave desert during the pandemic […]
Cuatro Vientos: Middle of Nowhere is a multimedia dance-theater production that confronts fears and strategies of walking alone. Dancers (Female and non-binary individuals) investigate the physiology of fear, the concept of freedom and finding risk and refuge in the natural world. It’s inspired by Liz Boubion's 10-week residency in the Mojave desert during the pandemic […]
Clouds from a Crumbling Giant revolves in the cycles governing a day, year, a lifetime. The human being returns to source. Begin again. The project combines the Daoist sage Lieh-Tzu’s observations on a “Guide to Practical Living” with theatrical performance-devising traditions rooted in the Japanese avant-garde. inkBoat is currently in phase two of developing the work […]
Mẹ ơ đâu? (Mother, Where Are You?) Exploring personal histories, matriarchal myths, and Vietnamese mother goddess religion, this intimate full-length solo honors matriarchal connections across time and space and asks how contemporary masculinity can uncover the divine mother within itself.
Mẹ ơ đâu? (Mother, Where Are You?) Exploring personal histories, matriarchal myths, and Vietnamese mother goddess religion, this intimate full-length solo honors matriarchal connections across time and space and asks how contemporary masculinity can uncover the divine mother within itself.
Mẹ ơ đâu? (Mother, Where Are You?) Exploring personal histories, matriarchal myths, and Vietnamese mother goddess religion, this intimate full-length solo honors matriarchal connections across time and space and asks how contemporary masculinity can uncover the divine mother within itself.
Choreographer Hope Mohr premieres a powerful new dance theater work Horizon Stanzas, inspired by Alice Notley’s feminist epic poem “The Descent of Alette.” The cast is a dream team of three amazing dancer collaborators: Belinda He, Suztte Sagisi, and Tegan Schwab-Alavi. Lighting design by Del Medoff. Masks by Ella Noe. “The Descent of Alette” describes […]
Choreographer Hope Mohr premieres a powerful new dance theater work Horizon Stanzas, inspired by Alice Notley’s feminist epic poem “The Descent of Alette.” The cast is a dream team of three amazing dancer collaborators: Belinda He, Suztte Sagisi, and Tegan Schwab-Alavi. Lighting design by Del Medoff. Masks by Ella Noe. “The Descent of Alette” describes […]
Choreographer Hope Mohr premieres a powerful new dance theater work Horizon Stanzas, inspired by Alice Notley’s feminist epic poem “The Descent of Alette.” The cast is a dream team of three amazing dancer collaborators: Belinda He, Suztte Sagisi, and Tegan Schwab-Alavi. Lighting design by Del Medoff. Masks by Ella Noe. “The Descent of Alette” describes […]
Drifter is a full evening dance consisting of four sections exploring both the hope and the demise of the 1960s. It investigates the ideology of the hippie generation and the increasing generation gap that signaled a divisive decade where feminism, civil rights, and social norms were challenged. Drifter navigates the decade including JFK’s assassination, the war in Vietnam, and Charles Manson. […]
Drifter is a full evening dance consisting of four sections exploring both the hope and the demise of the 1960s. It investigates the ideology of the hippie generation and the increasing generation gap that signaled a divisive decade where feminism, civil rights, and social norms were challenged. Drifter navigates the decade including JFK’s assassination, the war in Vietnam, and Charles Manson. […]
DANCE LOVERS is an annual performance event held in San Francisco around Valentine’s Day. James Graham Dance Theatre produces and curates DANCE LOVERS…duets by couples, crushes, and comrades. Graham invites artists with diverse pairings (friends, lovers, family members) to present duets in their own various styles/genres. Duets by: Joe Goode & Pangea Colter Emma Lanier […]
DANCE LOVERS is an annual performance event held in San Francisco around Valentine’s Day. James Graham Dance Theatre produces and curates DANCE LOVERS…duets by couples, crushes, and comrades. Graham invites artists with diverse pairings (friends, lovers, family members) to present duets in their own various styles/genres. Duets by: Joe Goode & Pangea Colter Emma Lanier […]
DANCE LOVERS is an annual performance event held in San Francisco around Valentine’s Day. James Graham Dance Theatre produces and curates DANCE LOVERS…duets by couples, crushes, and comrades. Graham invites artists with diverse pairings (friends, lovers, family members) to present duets in their own various styles/genres. Duets by: Joe Goode & Pangea Colter Emma Lanier […]
