A genre-defying musical shrine to queer identity and transformation invites us into an irreverent feast of gender, memory, and grief. Once upon a vine, Rose Jarboe’s aunt revealed that Rose not only had a twin sister in the womb, but that she consumed her: “You ate her. That’s why you are the way you are.”… Read More »Rose: You Are What You Eat
A genre-defying musical shrine to queer identity and transformation invites us into an irreverent feast of gender, memory, and grief. Once upon a vine, Rose Jarboe’s aunt revealed that Rose not only had a twin sister in the womb, but that she consumed her: “You ate her. That’s why you are the way you are.”… Read More »Rose: You Are What You Eat
A genre-defying musical shrine to queer identity and transformation invites us into an irreverent feast of gender, memory, and grief. Once upon a vine, Rose Jarboe’s aunt revealed that Rose not only had a twin sister in the womb, but that she consumed her: “You ate her. That’s why you are the way you are.”… Read More »Rose: You Are What You Eat
Rooted in deep cultural memory and archival research, six Black femmes channel the power and poetry of majorette dance in a fierce investigation of memory, sensuality, and pride. MAJOR is a dance theater project exploring the physicality, history, sociopolitics, and interiority of majorette dance, a form that originated in the American South within Historically Black… Read More »Ogemdi Ude: MAJOR
Rooted in deep cultural memory and archival research, six Black femmes channel the power and poetry of majorette dance in a fierce investigation of memory, sensuality, and pride. MAJOR is a dance theater project exploring the physicality, history, sociopolitics, and interiority of majorette dance, a form that originated in the American South within Historically Black… Read More »Ogemdi Ude: MAJOR
Rooted in deep cultural memory and archival research, six Black femmes channel the power and poetry of majorette dance in a fierce investigation of memory, sensuality, and pride. MAJOR is a dance theater project exploring the physicality, history, sociopolitics, and interiority of majorette dance, a form that originated in the American South within Historically Black… Read More »Ogemdi Ude: MAJOR
featuring: Bebe Miller with Angie Hauser & Darrell Jones Maurya Kerr/tinypistol Rachael Lincoln & Leslie Seiters An evening of three duets by visionary artists, built on long-term creative partnerships. From improvisation and playful experiments, to a soft collision with movement, each work has a distinct choreographic style. The evening asks us to consider different modes… Read More »In Tandem: A Trio of Duets
featuring: Bebe Miller with Angie Hauser & Darrell Jones Maurya Kerr/tinypistol Rachael Lincoln & Leslie Seiters An evening of three duets by visionary artists, built on long-term creative partnerships. From improvisation and playful experiments, to a soft collision with movement, each work has a distinct choreographic style. The evening asks us to consider different modes… Read More »In Tandem: A Trio of Duets
featuring: Bebe Miller with Angie Hauser & Darrell Jones Maurya Kerr/tinypistol Rachael Lincoln & Leslie Seiters An evening of three duets by visionary artists, built on long-term creative partnerships. From improvisation and playful experiments, to a soft collision with movement, each work has a distinct choreographic style. The evening asks us to consider different modes… Read More »In Tandem: A Trio of Duets
Dance luminaries Wen Hui and Eiko Otake create a complex tapestry of language, movement, and video to share their personal memories related to war. Wen Hui (b.1960) is Chinese and currently working in Europe. She grew up in China during the Cultural Revolution. Eiko Otake (b.1952) is Japanese and lives in New York. She grew… Read More »Eiko Otake & Wen Hui: What Is War