No other art feels mortality the way dance does, with its medium only the frail, ephemeral flesh. The San Francisco dance community comes together…
Isadora Duncan was one of the great San Franciscans: born in 1877, she was a girl who fell from riches to rags who became…
Recently honored with an Isadora Duncan Award for The Secret History of Love, a dance theater piece about the underground struggle to find and…
Previously honored with Isadora Duncan, Goldie, SF Weekly Black Box, and Bonnie Bird North American Choreography awards, Robert Moses' stunningly athletic troupe presents its…
Like those 1940s MGM musicals in which a ragtag gang of vaudevillians have a few measly hours to put together a show, ODC Theater…
“(I’ve Had) The Time of the My Life” isn’t the tune that came to mind when AXIS Dance Company announced its 25th anniversary. But…
Sean Dorsey, openly transgender choreographer, winner of two Isadora Duncan awards, and one of Dance Magazine’s “Top 25 to Watch” in 2010, continues his…
