Default: Joy is a dystopian dance-theatre work that asks a deceptively question: If everything collapses, what is your default setting? Driven by spiraling rhythms and ecstatic motion the work unfolds as a collective search for joy. Grounded footwork, interlaced bodies, and shifting ensemble formations generate a shared terrain where vulnerability, resistance, and exhilaration coexist. Through […]
Dancing Through Prison Walls presents the West coast premiere of FREEDOM TIME, performing new dances sent from incarcerated kin in Puerto Rico, Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Palestine. Including Mohamed Abo-Bargs, Denise Blasor, Suchi Branfman, Jay Carlon, Selina Ho, Kenji Igus, Brianna Mims, Amy Oden, Romarilyn Ralston, Terry Sakamoto, Tom Tsai, this work is “a […]
Recommended For: Actors and dancers at any stage who want to deepen physical awareness, expressive range, and embodied storytelling. If you want to feel more connected to your body onstage and on camera, this workshop is a great place to start. Movement for Actors creates space to explore how physicality shapes character, behavior, and storytelling. […]
Default: Joy is a dystopian dance-theatre work that asks a deceptively question: If everything collapses, what is your default setting? Driven by spiraling rhythms and ecstatic motion the work unfolds as a collective search for joy. Grounded footwork, interlaced bodies, and shifting ensemble formations generate a shared terrain where vulnerability, resistance, and exhilaration coexist. Through […]
Dancing Through Prison Walls presents the West coast premiere of FREEDOM TIME, performing new dances sent from incarcerated kin in Puerto Rico, Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Palestine. Including Mohamed Abo-Bargs, Denise Blasor, Suchi Branfman, Jay Carlon, Selina Ho, Kenji Igus, Brianna Mims, Amy Oden, Romarilyn Ralston, Terry Sakamoto, Tom Tsai, this work is “a […]
Default: Joy is a dystopian dance-theatre work that asks a deceptively question: If everything collapses, what is your default setting? Driven by spiraling rhythms and ecstatic motion the work unfolds as a collective search for joy. Grounded footwork, interlaced bodies, and shifting ensemble formations generate a shared terrain where vulnerability, resistance, and exhilaration coexist. Through […]
Dancing Through Prison Walls presents the West coast premiere of FREEDOM TIME, performing new dances sent from incarcerated kin in Puerto Rico, Michigan, Ohio, New York, and Palestine. Including Mohamed Abo-Bargs, Denise Blasor, Suchi Branfman, Jay Carlon, Selina Ho, Kenji Igus, Brianna Mims, Amy Oden, Romarilyn Ralston, Terry Sakamoto, Tom Tsai, this work is “a […]
Weekly open level Musical Theatre Jazz class by Nicole Craft at TIMELESS studios on Tuesdays!
The special event features six professional ballet dancers performing romantic pas de deux, along with a short excerpt from the Emmy-winning documentary “Everybody Dance,” supporting the nonprofit Ballet For All Kids, which provides dance education for children with special needs.
The special event features six professional ballet dancers performing romantic pas de deux, along with a short excerpt from the Emmy-winning documentary “Everybody Dance,” supporting the nonprofit Ballet For All Kids, which provides dance education for children with special needs.
Never Here – an evening of bold contemporary dance by Westside Dance Project, featuring live music and fearless, young artists. Never Here is an evening of contemporary dance presented by Westside Dance Project, marking the company’s first season under co-directors Corwin Barnette and Troy Herring. The performance features original choreography by Corwin Barnette, Troy Herring, […]
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