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September 2024
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A Ballet and Modern Dance Information Resource
Updated September 18, 2024
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Sept. 5, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Gourmet Gallop
Sip, sample and stroll through Walnut Creek’s charming downtown locations while enjoying savory small bites, desserts and wine pairings from some of the finest locally owned restaurants and wineries.Sept. 5 - 7, Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. (ticketed preview), Fri. and Sat. at 7:30 p.m.
DIOS
A dance about losing faith and finding personal power, traces choreographer Jocelyn Reyes' path.Sept. 7, 7:00 pm
Detour Productions 15th Anniversary Celebration. Detour company members in a dazzling cabaret of excerpts from repertory works, drag numbers, and more!
Joe Goode Annex, San Francisco Sept. 13,
6:00PM VIP Reception
7:30PM Doors Open
8:00PM Screening and Q&A
CENTER STAGE
A special screening. Enjoy an evening of community, celebration, and fundraising as we honor this iconic dance film that inspired a generation of dancers and dance fans worldwide. Following the screening, San Francisco Chronicle’s Tony Bravo will moderate an exclusive Q&A with CENTER STAGE star Amanda Schull and the evening’s host Lady Camden. Hear from the leading lady about her journey from San Francisco Ballet dancer to Hollywood ingénue and how the film paved the way for others like Save The Last Dance, Step Up, Black Swan, and more.Sept. 13-15
Dance Series 1
Featuring a World Premiere by Jennifer Archibald, the company premiere of Matthew Neenan's The Last Glass, and the Return of Amy Seiwert's Renaissance.Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 19 - 21
20TH ANNIVERSARY HOME SEASON
Celebrate two decades of groundbreaking artistry at Sean Dorsey Dance’s 20th Anniversary Home Season. For the first time in Sean Dorsey Dance’s entire history, the company will revisit and perform excerpts of audiences favorites from the last 20 years.Sept. 20-22
Two Folds
Two world premieres: The Maze and Finding Joy by Siddhi Creative Artistic Director Surabhi Bharadwaj. Post-performance Q&A with the creators and performers after every showSept. 21-22
GLASSlands
A significant re-mounting of choreographer and director Stacey Printz’s landmark 2017 work. Explores human interactions, intimacy, and alienation and the increasing compromise of human connection due to the intervention of communications technology.Presidio Theatre, San Francisco Sept. 26–29
A world premiere plus Alonzo King’s latest work set to Maurice Ravel’s 1912 score Ma mère l’Oye (Mother Goose)Sept. 27-28
Dance Series 1
Featuring a World Premiere by Jennifer Archibald, the company premiere of Matthew Neenan's The Last Glass, and the Return of Amy Seiwert's Renaissance.Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek Sept. 27-29
Open Time
World Premiere. A performance installation about transformation and choice. Lead artists include choreographerLiss Fain, installation designer Matthew Antaky, and composer Dan Wool.Sept. 28, 7:00 pm
Based on the world views of the Ainu people: their faith, ritual, and devotion to Kamuy, the gods of nature, through dance and storytelling. It is a collaboration of film, animation, poetry, storytelling and dance together with traditional and Butoh costume and musical installment.Sept. 29, 1:00pm
A screening of the documentary of
Ten Times Better
The story of pioneering Asian dancer, George Lee. Directed by Jennifer Lin | Produced by Jon Funabiki
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