The Four Seasons of Hamadan Composed by Kian Ravaei and choreographed by Annie Kahane, The Four Seasons of Hamadan is a duet for live violinist and dancer that interweaves Persian and Jewish music and dance traditions to express intercultural harmony. This project blends folkloric forms from the artists’ respective heritages and re-imagines that material through […]
The Last Supper Party Performance Series The Last Supper Party is a monthly spoken word and music performance series inspired by Fe Bongolan’s landmark painting of the same name; a 200 sq. ft. canvas that covered one wall of our office when we were housed on Sutter Street during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Last Supper […]
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.
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.
Unbound Rasika Kumar’s solo Bharatanatyam production takes you on an intimate journey, revealing how we, as women navigating our lives, endure a thousand subtle cuts that diminish us, forcing us to shrink and occupy less space in the world. What if we expanded to live a bold and unapologetic life? Featuring an original score by […]
Triptico Tríptico is a captivating flamenco performance that blends the passion and tradition of flamenco with the innovative spirit of contemporary dance. Artistic Director and flamenco dancer Carola Zertuche leads this dynamic collaboration, where three dancers—Zertuche, contemporary artist Nol Simonse, and flamenco dancer Nevarez Encinias—explore the intersections of movement, gender, and expression.
