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UPCOMING:
Flowery Language

Dance Mission Theater in San Francisco

Oct. 4 at 8pm, Oct. 5 at 8pm, and Oct 6 at 6pm.

 

 


 

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Flowery Language features the following pieces: 

Newts and Hoptoads, for lo these too many moons: A coming to terms between dance titans.

Diane, Tamara, Joyce and Suzanne meet for coffee and get shit done: Four single white women doing the best they can, little gay boy in tow, the world is their oyster, it’s the 90s after all!

Vanessa, Maggie, James, Emma, Rupert and Helena are genteel characters who suffer from disillusionment and tragic entanglements: Everything is gorgeous and meaningless in the society of turn of the century (the previous one) Britain, in the scalding novels of E.M.Forster interpreted by the film auteur partners Merchant and Ivory. Class, race, gender and sexuality are torn apart and never put back together. Over a 100 years later, not much has changed.

Rogelio and Andrew pick up a game of tennis: Why do people have to die? To make life important.

Starring…

The oh so clever Sima Belmar

The crush worthy Sarah Genta

The remarkable Elizabeth Zepeda

The incomparable Rogelio Lopez

The magnificent Tara McArthur

The worst Andrew Merrell

The brilliant Mo Miner

The great Juliana Monin

The wonderful Nadia Oka

The enigma Randee Paufve

The breathtaking Mechelle Tunstall

The beauty Shaunna Vella

Something of Lasting Beauty

Andrew was commissioned to create dance elements for KQED's Bay Curious National AIDS Memorial Walking Tour. Those dance sections are called Something of Lasting Beauty. 

Vanessa, Maggie, James, Emma, Rupert, and Helena are genteel characters who suffer from disillusionment and tragic entanglements

This piece is an homage to the works of E.M. Forster as told through the films of Merchant/Ivory, with reflections on class, race and gender that reflect today but from 100 years ago. Not much has shifted.

Rob & Diane

The imagined relationship of my parents pre-my birth.  Jesus freaks surrounded by the late 70’s Los Angeles, martyrdom, and disco.

Kiss Me While I Sleep

An indulgent, fuchsia-filled fever dream fantasy, where nothing is quite within grasp. One thought slips through one’s fingers as the next one hits like a crashing wave.

Sympathy for a Slacker

A hard look at the worst qualities of myself but with a glitter curtain, and blue denim, while Maria von Trapp lurks throughout.

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