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"deliciously unpredictable tour de force"
RAWdance is excited to present the return of 2013's critically-acclaimed "Mine," an evening-length work for five dancers, mapping the human urge to control life, and exploring our impulse to possess. Together with collaborators Joel St. Julien (music), Sean Riley (scenic design), Jim French (lighting design), and Mary Domenico (costume design), RAWdance transforms the unconventional Joe Goode Annex into a elevated playground of ropes, and offers an intimate, charged experience for limited houses.
- "RAWdance packed enough movement material into its new Mine to tempt lesser choreographers to dilute it into a much longer work than this quintet's 55 minutes... [;It is]; an intricately structured, excellently performed essay on some of our less noble instincts." SF Bay Guardian
- "RAWdance's newest evening-length production, Mine, is one deliciously unpredictable tour de force... everything about the fifty-minute work is utterly primal, to the point of animalistic. The very essence of human nature, instinct and emotion is under a honest microscope." Critical Dance
- "Muscular, precise, and tense with a controlled energy that detonates in vicious rushes..." SF Weekly
Performers include Kerry Demme, Aaron Perlstein, Laura Sharp, Wendy Rein, and Ryan T. Smith.
The creation of Mine has been made possible thanks to generous support from the Zellerbach Family Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Grants for the Arts/SF Hotel Tax Fund, and many individual donors through Kickstarter. Space support was provided by Joe Goode Performance Group.
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LocationJoe Goode Annex (View)
401 Alabama St (at 17th)
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States
Categories
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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