Premiere: March 1 & 2, 2024 | Livestreamed to Youtube + In-Person at Studio 210 As the culmination to the Winter 2024 Residency, Studio 210 presented the projects of the two artists-in-residence: Emma Andre (photos 1 & 2) presented a new piece titled In My Room. From Emma Andre: “This piece is an exploration of my relationship with femininity as I’ve …
In the Presence of Absence
Premiere: Nov. 10 – 12, 2023 | Dance Mission Theater, San Francisco + Livestream In the Presence of Absence brings together a wide range of individuals to tell some of the millions of stories of 2020 – 2023 – how the pandemic brought into focus the vast diversity of experiences, and yet provided a unifying lens through which to view …
Studio 210 Residency, Summer 2023
Premiere: July 28 & 29, 2023 | Livestreamed to Youtube + In-Person at Studio 210 As the culmination to the Summer 2023 Residency, Studio 210 presented the projects of the two artists-in-residence: Jesse Escalante (photos 1 & 2) presented a new piece titled (Un)balanced. (Un)balanced is a personal exploration of Bipolar Disorder that examines depression and mania, while ultimately asking “is …
Studio 210 Residency, Winter 2023
Premiere: March 3 & 4 | Livestreamed to Youtube + In-Person at Studio 210 As the culmination to the Winter 2023 Residency, Studio 210 presented the projects of the two artists-in-residence: Alyssa Mitchel (photos 1 & 2) presented a new piece titled “Regard” that focuses on the inherent struggles at the intersection of friendship and art. She is a choreographer and …
Studio 210 Residency, Summer 2022
Premiere: July 29 & 30, 2022 | Livestreamed to Youtube + In-Person at Studio 210 As the culmination to the Summer 2022 Residency, Studio 210 presented the projects of the two artists-in-residence: Xochipilli Dance Company, led by Bay Area performer and choreographer Héctor Jaime, will present Codornices en Pétalos de Rosa, an investigation of love, romance and heartbreak. Codornices en …
In the Presence of Absence, Work-in-Progress Showing
Performances: April 8 & 9, 2022 – Livestream + In-Person, Studio 210, San Francisco For nearly two years, we have endured the chaotic impact of a global pandemic. The weight of this event coupled with ongoing political, humanitarian, personal and climate crises, has caused seismic changes in our lives. There are literally millions of stories to be told. In response, …
Studio 210 Residency, Winter 2022
Premiere: March 4 & 5, 2022 – Livestream + In-Person Event, Studio 210, San Francisco Studio 210 residents Preethi Ramaprasad & Isabel Umali presented their residency projects, followed by a discussion with the artists led by Deborah Slater. Preethi Ramaprasad is a seasoned practitioner, choreographer, and scholar of Bharatanatyam and a doctoral candidate of Critical Dance Studies at UC Riverside. She …
Studio 210 Residency, Summer 2021
Premiere: July 30 & 31, 2021 | Virtual – Studio 210, San Francisco Residents Angela Arteritano & Alyssandra Katherine Dance (Alyssandra Wu) present work in a virtual showing exploring themes of identity & viewership, migration & belonging. Both residents presented dance films made in collaboration with Clare Schweitzer which explore the perspectives and experiences of historically marginalized communities. Performances were …
Studio 210 Residency, Winter 2021
Premiere: March 5th, 2021 | Virtual – Studio 210, San Francisco Residents Cynthia Ling Lee & Bahiya Movement (led by duo Afia & Nafi Thomson) explore rituals of grief and healing in response to our current moment of crisis. Exploring forms and presentation models, residents present projects on a virtual platform. The evening concludes with an audience-artist exchange. Abacus …
Studio 210 Residency, 2020
Premiere: July, 2020 | Virtual – Studio 210, San Francisco Resident artists Evan Johnson and ensemble the Cosmic Elders, and Bhumi B. Patel and pateldanceworks explore creating and presenting a virtual performance, inviting virtual audiences to focus on the intersection of embodied sensation over stagnant forms, and explores how remote technology can forge creative ground within our climate of national …