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DANCERS' GROUP
Dancers’ Group serves artists, the dance community and audiences via programs and services that are as collaborative and innovative as the creative process itself. We lead as both a service organization and a presenter of performance opportunities.
Dancers' Group promotes the visibility and viability of dance. We serve San Francisco Bay Area artists, the dance community and audiences through programs and services that are as collaborative and innovative as the creative process itself.
Promoting Dance in the San Francisco Bay Area
In response to the needs of its constituents, Dancers' Group has evolved to fulfill a dual function as a service organization and as a presenter of performance opportunities that maximize the visibility of dance in the bay area.
ABOUT
Liss Fain Dance is a San Francisco based dance company whose work expresses the unpredictable course of events that comprise one’s life. Liss Fain’s highly physical, emotionally resonant choreography fuses modern dance’s forceful energy with the kinetic precision of ballet. Since 2010, LFD has focused on the creation of evening-length installation works that bring together dance, music, literature, and unique visual environments.
RAWdance is an award-winning contemporary dance company known for transforming theaters and public spaces through a mix of performance, curation, and collaboration. Under the artistic direction of Ryan T. Smith, Wendy Rein, and Katerina Wong, the company’s nuanced, charged dances pose questions ranging from the broadly social to the intimately personal. SF Chronicle described the company as ”witty, whip-smart, and beautiful to watch.”
Who We Are
Garrett + Moulton Productions is a San Francisco based performing arts organization that combines movement, music and visuals into compelling and thought-provoking works of dance theater co-directed by award-winning choreographers Janice Garrett and Charles Moulton. The company produces an annual home performance season and offers an array of performance, outreach and educational programs in San Francisco, throughout the US, and abroad.
ODC MISSION
- ODC is dedicated to the lifecycle of the artistic process. Through our company, school and theater, we aim to inspire audiences, cultivate artists, engage community, and foster diversity and inclusion through dance.
- Under founder and artistic director Brenda Way, ODC/Dance Company choreographers, Way, KT Nelson and Kimi Okada, produce new work that springs from the aesthetic and social values of contemporary life. Ten extraordinary dancers perform the work and participate in ODC's extensive local and national educational programs.
ODC THEATER / ODC SCHOOL
- ODC Theater, led by Theater Director Julie Potter, supports innovative artists through commissioning, presenting, mentorship, and space access. Emerging artists and those at the top of their career find a home at ODC Theater.
- ODC School offers training in a wide range of dance forms to all ages and abilities in an effort to nurture creative artists, appreciative audiences and a healthy generative community.
- In addition to developing engaged and committed audiences, the organization advocates for the performing arts as an essential component to the economic and cultural development of our community.
FIVE STARS ON YELP
Robert Moses' Kin is a nationally renowned dance company, recognized for its artistic excellence
and choreographic innovation
- J.M. SAN FRANCISCO: "I just watched 'Woman Spelled This Way"'being performed up at the Jewish Community Center, and it was incredible. It mixes older pieces along with a few world premieres, but it was all new to me."
"Robert Moses' Kin exhibits Alvin Ailey/Judith Jamison ritual-like choreography, but uses a full repertoire of neoclassical and modern elements. More than other modern dance performances I've see, Kin can be ironic, use metaphor, or even be a little playful at any given time. The new piece, 'Slowly Watching Memory' was a delight, but the last piece 'Speaking Ill of the Dead' leaves a lasting impression."
- B.I. SAN FRANCISCO: "I just watched 'Cinderella Principle"'followed by 'Fable and Faith'. Both were not just visually beautiful, but used a variety of movement, music, props, dialogue, humor, and multimedia to compose thought provoking social commentary. It was engaging on so many levels that you just heard people gasping wow every time the curtains fell."
Who We Are
Founded in 1995 in San Francisco, the internationally celebrated dance company Robert Moses’ KIN uses movement as the medium through which race, class, culture, and gender are used to voice the existence of our greater potential and unfulfilled possibilities.
The diverse company is known for its eclectic movement vocabulary, demanding choreography, ferocious dancing, and provocative themes. Artistic Director Robert Moses' focus on the expressiveness of the human body and his desire to speak with the voices of his African American heritage have produced works with global recognition.
RMK has collaborated with prominent dancers, musicians, composers, sculptors, authors, poets, and designers to realize the concept of dance as a unifying art form.
ABOUT
Mark Foehringer Dance Project serves as a catalyst for professional contemporary dance.We bring together artists and audiences, teachers and students, other organizations and communities in a creative process dedicated to opportunity and new ideas.