Dance

The choreographer’s new work is rich, dense, and shows a mastery of many styles.

The troupe joins Christopher Rountree and Wild Up in an exuberant program featuring Immediate Tragedy and Appalachian Spring.

The company is back, showcasing some older works and 2019’s Azoth.

The venerable troupe celebrates 50 years of dance magic in its first-ever appearance in Berkeley.

Monk continues her study of our engagement with the natural world in Indra’s Net, premiering Nov. 12–13. She tells SFCV about its long genesis.

The renowned drummer and body-music artist performs with Free Dive at the SF International Arts Festival Oct. 24.

ODC presents the world premiere of These Are the Ones We Fell Among.

At San Francisco Dance Film Festival, one film updates a classic and two more are about legacy and community, sorrow and transcendence.

This year’s Ethnic Dance Festival steps off the stage and into celluloid, with thrilling results.

Running Oct. 22–23 at Z Space, “re:surge” features new works from Marc Brew, Sonsherée Giles, and Neve Mazique Bianco.