CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19
Z Space, San Francisco
Photo: Lydia Daniller
“lush, expansive dance … poignant”
(PBS-KQED)
“visually stunning, emotionally rich, and profoundly timely”
(Bay Times)
“brilliant…beautiful and moving”
(LA Dance Chronicle)
FRIDAY 8PM: ASL Interpretation — please email us to let us know you’re coming! production@freshmeatproductions.org
SATURDAY 8PM: GALA Performance & Reception!
ALL SHOWS: Pre- & Post-show receptions every night with DJ Frida Ibarra, photo booth, drinks & dancing!
One weekend only – advance tickets are recommended! Join us for Sean Dorsey Dance’s 16th annual Home Season.
The evening features an exclusive first look at Part One of Sean Dorsey Dance’s next show The Lost Art of Dreaming … PLUS sneak peek excerpts from an upcoming feature-length documentary on Sean Dorsey by directors StormMiguel Florez and Annalise Ophelian!
#trans #queer #futures
The Lost Art of Dreaming investigates expansive futures and embodiment … through luscious movement, gorgeous costuming and exquisite queer partnering. Don’t miss this first look at the company’s all-new work: the full work will premiere next year (April 22-24, 2021) at Z Space before launching a national tour. #TheLostArtOfDreaming
Sean Dorsey Dance’s 16th Annual Home Season is performed by: Sean Dorsey, Nol Simonse, Raul Torres-Bonilla, and Will Woodward. Original music composed by: Anomie Belle, LD Brown, Frida Ibarra, Alex Kelly and Ben Kessler. Lighting Design by Clyde Sheets. Costume Design by Tiffany Amundson. Technical Direction by Emily Paulson.
Sean Dorsey is celebrated as the nation’s first acclaimed transgender modern dance choreographer. His works have been praised as “exquisite…poignant and important” (BalletTanz), “trailblazing” (San Francisco Chronicle) and “evocative, compelling, elegant” (LA Weekly). Sean Dorsey Dance has toured to 30 cities across the US and internationally.
The Lost Art of Dreaming project is supported by partnerships with the Queer Cultural Center (San Francisco), TRANS:THRIVE (San Francisco), American Dance Festival, Dance Place (Washington DC), 7 Stages (Atlanta), Velocity Dance Center (Seattle) and The National Center for Choreography – Akron, with support from the California Arts Council, Kenneth Rainin Foundation and San Francisco Arts Commission.
Sean Dorsey Dance is the resident company of Fresh Meat Productions. Fresh Meat Productions is supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, California Arts Council, Creative Capacity Fund, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Ford Foundation, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Grants for the Arts, Kenneth Rainin Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, National Performance Network, New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation, Queer Cultural Center, San Francisco Arts Commission, Walter and Elise Haas Fund, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Zellerbach Family Foundation and generous donors.