RAWdance presents the CONCEPT series:  13

Saturday, March 9: 8pm
Sunday, March 10: 3pm & 8pm
Seating is limited. Doors open 15 minutes before performance. 
for more info:  http://www.rawdance.org/company/concept-series/

An intimate and informal salon of contemporary dance. Complete with popcorn.
Named the "Best Way to Sample S.F.s Contemporary Dance Scene" by SF's Weekly's 2012 Best of Awards, the CONCEPT series focuses on intimacy and innovation.

RAWdance will be joined by Randee Paufve, Here Now Dance Collective, Mark Foehringer Dance Project | SF, Alison Williams Dance, and Shinichi Iova-Koga, Dohee Lee & Larry Ochs. 

Coffee, popcorn, and other snacks will be served.
Pay-What-You-Can

- "The Concept dance series is a rare bird hiding in San Francisco's cultural aviary....It just feels good to be there." -SF Weekly

- "RAWdance's "Concept" series...is an emotionally and intellectually satisfying way to tune into recent Bay Area choreography." -Dance View

(*Please Note: Dohee Lee will be performing with Shinichi Iova-Koga and Larry Ochs on Saturday only.)

 

 

CONTINUA IN LIGHT
THREE ACTS

Cheryl Calleri, Artist                                                                                                                      
Thekla Hammond, Artist
Nancy Karp, Choreographer
Featured dancers:  Diane McKallip and Randee Paufve
 
May 3 & 4, 2013, 9:00 p.m.
San Francisco Performance Art Institute, 75 Boardman St., San Francisco.
Tickets:  $15.00
*Limited seating*
 
Artists
Cheryl Calleri, a multi-media Santa Cruz artist, has worked in print making, collage, assemblage, sculpture, and most recently, video installation to imaginatively give visual form to inspirations from science.  Her work has been represented by galleries in southern and northern California and over the past few years she has exhibited in several California museums.
 
Thekla Hammond is a Bay Area painter who over the past 20 years has collaborated with a Boston painter, a cellist from New England, a composer in southern California, local vocalists and dancers to create multiple exhibitions that invite audiences to “see” through several senses.  With Cheryl Calleri, she has used video installation to construct ever more immersive experiences.
 
Nancy Karp, artistic director and principal choreographer for the San Francisco based company Nancy Karp + Dancers, founded in 1980, has toured throughout the U.S. and internationally, including extended artist residencies in Germany, India and Japan.  She has created a body of work that is rooted in the exploration of the architectonics of space through pattern, rhythm, and form.
 
Gioia and Sine Nomine are East Bay a cappella vocal groups focusing on early sacred music, madrigals, Renaissance songs and contemporary pieces both sacred and secular.  The groups combine for this performance of contemporary composer Morten Lauridsen’s O Nata Lux and O Magnum Mysterium.
 
Singers: Thekla Hammond, Soprano
               Lucy Collier, Alto
               Marguerite Barron, Alto
               Griff Hulsey, Tenor
               Dean Fukawa, Tenor
               Glen Leggoe, Bass
               Richard Stanton, Bass
 

Photo by Kegan Marling