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Aimée Ts'ao

Aimée Ts'ao
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Aimée Ts'ao has been writing about all kinds of dance since 1997. A former professional dancer—ballet, modern/contemporary, and butoh—she has also been a dance teacher and has dabbled in choreography. She will even admit to being an ailurophile.
Dance

Behind ‘Angel Island Project,’ a powerhouse ensemble and dark history

Oakland Ballet Company enlists seven choreographers, 'Monkey King' composer to relate tales of Asian immigrant imprisonment.
Dance

Beyond Butoh: inkBoat’s ‘Clouds from a Crumbling Giant’ reaches past genres

At SF International Arts Fest, storied local dance company takes collaborative approach to crossing borders of life.
Dance

With New Works Festival, Lenora Lee Dance opens doors to radical voices

Seven diverse dance-makers premiere pieces exploring nuanced empowerment, quiet observation, immersive healing, more
Dance

At 20, CubaCaribe looks back—and ahead—at vibrant diasporic culture

The essential fest boasts a bonanza of Caribbean and related dance, as well as community gatherings, a photo exhibit, more.
Dance

Born to the circus, Gypsy Snider brings acrobatic flair to ODC’s ‘Dance Downtown’

At the meeting of two performance traditions, 'I came here to make bodies move in space'.
Dance

MOMIX dives down the rabbit hole in fantastical ‘Alice’

'Lewis Carroll's nonsense made perfect sense to me,' says legendary dance company's choreographer Moses Pendleton.
Dance

Spirit of Compton’s Cafeteria Riot soars again in new Flyaway work

Inspired by 1966 LGBTQ uprising in the Tenderloin, 'Down on the Corner' showcases local talent and legacy of resistance.
Art

Racial amnesia probed in ‘The Axe: a long line of broken white people’

Alley Wilde's latest performance explores European Indigeneity, violence, paganism at Counterpulse.
Dance

Joe Goode Performance Group wants to know: ‘Are You Okay?’

Mainstay Bay Area troupe wields dance to explore coping with a world twisting under our feet.
Dance

AXIS Dance Company and Dr. Catie Cuan on the high-tech art of ‘choreorobotics’

Will it take a dancer to improve our relationship with machines?
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