Flamenco Y Más “Postcards From Spain”
Flamenco Y Más, is a local company of dancers & musicians with a children’s ensemble that perform in festivals, operas and ballets. Our new interactive concert is “Postcards from Spain”, which will bring to life iconic scenes from Andalucia through Traditional Flamenco and Classical Spanish Dance. Prepare to be taken on a Music and Dance journey throughout the Iberian Peninsula as we have families participate with dance, movement, song and…
Fix Me
An Egyptian Muslim dancer, an American Jewish acrobat, finding, loving, and using each other. Fix Me is a full-length dance theater piece that explores queer male impulses across disparate cultural contexts and sheds light on the precariousness of intimacy, free expression, and relationships. The duet uses dance, physical theatre and acrobatics to tackles a universal cause and concern, sharing their side of the struggle with one another and merging two individual…
Fight
Follow the rocky nine months of an unexpected pregnancy. When a young, broken couple becomes responsible for a pure and innocent life– the FIGHT begins. As fears of parenthood are confronted through bickering and addiction, the two discover that Hope will only shape their future if well fought for.
fem baby
an experience of legs wide open and tongues touchingUvulas vibratingVibrating backwards fem baby is nothing you need and everything you desire. this performance is an experience of soundbody play in conversation with an audience. fem baby is based in improvisation, queer pleasure, Black feminist politics and gender fuckery. kaijo is researching themes of mess, mass, exhibition, fantasies and arousal. fem baby is interested in consensually fucking the audience and proposing…
Falling Up
A celebration of play, possibility, and the tenderness of being human. Six dance artists displace gravity to co-create new worlds with fantastical possibilities. Step into Falling Up and immerse yourself in the imaginative effort of turning the world anew, again and again and again. In Falling Up, creators / performers Amalia Colón-Nava, Chloe Marie, Harlee Trautman, Katherine Kiefer Stark, Marcie Mamura, and Meredith Stapleton vision alternate realities and arrive at mutual…
Faire Play
Can a 15th century storyteller “authentically” depict the lands of their ancestors? Within the frame story of a storyteller preparing a performance for the Royal Court that evening, the storyteller recounts the tale of an adventuring hero who gets stranded in a village that treats the far-traveled hero as “other.” However, when a vicious Cloud Beast threatens the village, the hero is called upon to save them. Travel through time…
Family Acid Trip
Family Acid Trip is a collaborative work of experimental theater and music about a family trying to heal themselves through a shared psychedelic experience. Utilizing elements/influences of clowning, liturgical chant, bouffon, musical theatre, folk music, and noise, the show will explore themes of ego death, decomposition, rebirth, rewilding, and bird calls. The family finds themselves in the perfect spot, a field beside a river, where the natural world speaks vividly…
Faygele Romp in a Field of Wheat
Fantastical queer Jewish romp through a biblical landscape of gay intimacy. Join us as we use dance to travel through space and time to visit with Judaism’s lesbian icons, Ruth and Naomi. They’ve got wisdom to share about Jewish, queer, feminine intimacy. Set during the springtime Hebrew month of Sivan, during the ancient grain harvest festival of Shavuot, the show reflects on queer Jewish pleasure as spiritual practice and connection…
Everyone Loves Dick
Dick Ripper left a sleepy trailer park in Lubbock, TX for a new life in Las Vegas. The rearview mirror was aglow with the bridges he burned as his foot stomped on the accelerator of his unregistered Ford LTD. Dick drove across the desert, keeping hydrated with an ever-warming case of Miller High Life, and a single bottle of water. He ripped a tiny piece of the stuff from the…
Evidence of Things Unseen
Immersive, Surprising, Unexpected: “Evidence of Things Unseen” is an experience that uses magic effects as metaphor. Audience members will experience an uncanny demonstration of sleight of hand, and psychological illusions, in a setting where is there is no smoke, no mirrors Just Pure Magic.
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