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Aimée Ts'ao

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Art

Caucasity explored 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?
Dance

A Smuin season shaped by DJ playlists, sexy sculpture, drag queen fame

The SF company returns, enlisting the talents of Auguste Rodin, the Partridge Family, Queen, and Lady Camden.
Dance

‘A Bridge to Now’ evokes generational complexities of Peruvian Chinese communities

Choreography unfurls against tapestry of modern-day oral testimonies, visual projections—and 400 pounds of rice.
Dance

Resurrecting ‘Frankenstein,’ after its creator’s tragic death

Liam Scarlett's intricate gothic epic returns to SF Ballet, with principals determined to preserve its 'warmth and heart.'
Dance

Miguel Gutierrez choreographs for the end of the world

'What will happen to us?' asks unfiltered artist with deep San Francisco roots in latest work, 'Super Nothing.'
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