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[ May 9, 2009; 7pm to 10pm. ] A Visual Art Exhibition consisting of young artists from Vienna, Vancouver, and Los Angeles
May 9, 2009 – June 9, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 9, 2009
7pm – 10pm
Participating Artists:
Will Benedict, Robert Billings, Demons, Rachel Detroit, Marlene Haring, Erick Pereira, Nicholas Pittman, Rita Rubas, Lucie Stahl, Pascal Theriault, Alan Zinn, Vickie Zinn
o.o.t.s is part two of a [...]
[ March 21, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. ] [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="422" caption=""][/caption]
POST Card Show
Fourteen artists make work in the context of cheap, disposable, anachronistic postcards. Bring your stamps!
Given that we are living through potentially the worst economic crisis that has faced the United States in 70 years, I was compelled to design a show that was “low-to-the-ground” and on [...]
[ February 19, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. February 20, 2009; 7pm to 8pm. 9pm to 10pm. February 21, 2009; 7pm to 8pm. 8pm to 9pm. February 22, 2009; 9pm to 10pm. ]
Thursday, Feb 19th @ 8pm
Friday, Feb 20th @ 7pm & 9pm
Saturday, Feb 21th @ 7pm & 9pm
Sunday, Feb 22th @ 7pm
Rammed Earth is a 60-minute piece designed for a limited audience of 50 people per performance. It explores architecture as a fundamental, subliminal force in the choreographic form as well as in human experience. OConnors interest in sentient architecture in which structures change form in response to temperature, climate or human activity, is a catalyst for this work .Audience members are incorporated into the expanding, contracting, liquid space of the work, as they are escorted into different viewing positions throughout the performance.
[ January 15, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. January 16, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. January 17, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. January 18, 2009; 7pm to 8pm. ] This evening length performance, directed by Leslie Seiters, is a collaboration between dancers of San Diego’s Little Known Dance Theater and Tijuana based Lux Boreal. Incidental Fear of Numbers considers the exchange between audience and performer, precision and abandon, function and futility, density and spaciousness with movement, sound, time, light and the body’s relation to the materials that surround and compose us.
[ January 29, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. January 30, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. January 31, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. ] The performance of the apology and
The separation of sex and state
West Coast Premiere
Thursday – Saturday, January 29 – 31 @ 8pm
Post-performance discussion on Thursday
Admission: Pay-What-You-Can
Looking at the sexual psychodrama of our political leaders, this work is inspired by New York Governor Elliot Spitzer’s 2008 confession and apology for patronizing prostitutes.
Finley’s latest spoken word text [...]
[ February 26, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. February 27, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. February 28, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 1, 2009; 7pm to 8pm. ]
from the Trailer Park Queen series
World Premiere
Thursday – Saturday, February 26 – 28 @ 8pm
Sunday, March 1 @ 7pm
Admission: Pay-What-You-Can
Using songs, spoken word, and storytelling, Juanita Goes to Rehab starts with the coach catching Juanita smoking pot and kicking her off the team. Then she starts hanging out with the stoners, it was all downhill [...]
[ March 26, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 27, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 28, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 29, 2009; 7pm; ]
Hip Hop Saved My Life
World Premiere
Thursday – Saturday, March 26 – 28 @ 8pm
Sunday, March 29 @ 7pm
Admission: Pay-What-You-Can
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Performers: Ant Black, Kendrick Dial, Lauren Dockweiler, Rudy Francisco, grace shinhae jun, Jesse Mills, Lavina Rich, Misa Suiter, DJ KrazyKut and Keomi Tarver
Hip Hop Saved My Life explores the activism in Hip Hop culture that creates [...]
[ March 12, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 13, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. March 14, 2009; 8pm to 9pm. ]
Fringes-Margins-Borders
San Diego Premiere
Thursday – Saturday, March 12 – 14 @ 8pm
Admission: Pay-What-You-Can
Performers: DEADLEE, Alison De La Cruz, Ian McKinnon
Using poetry, music, monologue, hip/hop, dance, and storytelling, Fringes-Margins-Borders includes six compelling autobiographical works that examine lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender contemporary life in California. Our state is one of the world’s leading battlegrounds of change and [...]
