Lost & Found Lost & Found is chapter 5 of the Wandering Ensemble’s Wandering in the Wilderness project, created collaboratively by Dandelion Dancetheater and the CSUEB Inclusive Interdisciplinary Ensemble. The larger project will take 40 years to create, with new performance experiments each year along the way. Lost & Found explores multiple perspectives on the […]
Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed the World Join Duane Forrest on an acoustic journey through the roots of reggae to the global influence of Bob Marley. Experience acoustic renditions of legendary reggae songs that have reshaped countless lives, including Duane's own. From the origin of reggae to Marley's transcendent legacy, immerse yourself in the soulful […]
Granica / The Border The Border oscillates between the acts of performance, ritual and ceremony; simultaneously a “rite of passage” or a moment of “receiving and giving." The Border attempts to create a new field, where time is only a moving image of eternity. The Border takes as its focus the true story of transgendered […]
MEMBER A gripping tale of brutality and brokenness, exploring the devastating impact of Sydney's gay hate crimes (1970s–1990s). Written and performed by Ben Noble, the play follows Corey, a father grappling with his own homophobia as he is drawn into a gang targeting gay men. Accompanied by live music, this raw and powerful production delves […]
Tree of Dreams Tree of Dreams is an immersive exploration of fear, resilience, and self-discovery, where music, storytelling, live camera work, and object storytelling converge in a breathtaking theatrical experience. The show takes audiences on a journey through the inner landscape of a child, confronting the tension between dreams and reality, growth and fear. Through […]
MEMBER A gripping tale of brutality and brokenness, exploring the devastating impact of Sydney's gay hate crimes (1970s–1990s). Written and performed by Ben Noble, the play follows Corey, a father grappling with his own homophobia as he is drawn into a gang targeting gay men. Accompanied by live music, this raw and powerful production delves […]
We Was Here First We Were Here First is a thought-provoking theatrical experience that challenges historical misconceptions about race, identity, and heritage in America. The work is the latest manifestation of a project that Kristian Stovall presented at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts titled, The American Heiress: Revelations. The work delved into her journey […]
Suichu 'Megane∞, led by Ayane Nakagawa, explores “freedom” through powerful movement and visual vocabulary influenced by Nihon Buyo (Japanese classical dance) and contemporary dance theaters . Their signature works “my choice, my body” and “Anchor” confront societal norms, celebrating autonomy, destiny, and the struggles tied to gender and sexuality with an unflinching, evocative edge.
Sha Sha Higby with Keith Evans “Feathered Fox” Using mobiles, puppets, micropuppetry, and magic spears, Sha Sha Higby’s metaphoric multi-layered masks and costume dance through the symbolic plight of our sky’s forests, and our own demise. Projection collaborator Keith Evans with his fascination devices will transform Sha Sha’s handmade artifacts with moving light. A battle […]
Suichu 'Megane∞, led by Ayane Nakagawa, explores “freedom” through powerful movement and visual vocabulary influenced by Nihon Buyo (Japanese classical dance) and contemporary dance theaters . Their signature works “my choice, my body” and “Anchor” confront societal norms, celebrating autonomy, destiny, and the struggles tied to gender and sexuality with an unflinching, evocative edge.
MEMBER A gripping tale of brutality and brokenness, exploring the devastating impact of Sydney's gay hate crimes (1970s–1990s). Written and performed by Ben Noble, the play follows Corey, a father grappling with his own homophobia as he is drawn into a gang targeting gay men. Accompanied by live music, this raw and powerful production delves […]
MEMBER A gripping tale of brutality and brokenness, exploring the devastating impact of Sydney's gay hate crimes (1970s–1990s). Written and performed by Ben Noble, the play follows Corey, a father grappling with his own homophobia as he is drawn into a gang targeting gay men. Accompanied by live music, this raw and powerful production delves […]
