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SF Chronicle Datebook - Spirit & Bones Conjures Women's Power

SF Chronicle Datebook – Spirit & Bones Conjures Women’s Power

Spirit & Bones conjures women’s power in SF show

Claudia Bauer | October 11, 2018

Dance makers want to reflect the zeitgeist in their productions. But every so often the planets align, and a long-planned work ends up tapping the cultural climate so aptly that it doubles as a rallying cry. When San Francisco choreographer Sarah Bush began creating “Spirit & Bones,” an evening-length work focused…

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Stance on Dance - "Unearthing the Feminine Spirit Via Old and Young Bones"

Stance on Dance – “Unearthing the Feminine Spirit Via Old and Young Bones”

Unearthing the Feminine Spirit Via Old and Young Bones

October 4, 2018

BY EMMALY WIEDERHOLT

Sarah Bush is a choreographer in the Bay Area. Her upcoming piece, Spirit & Bones, features an intergenerational cast of 15 dancers ranging in age from 23 to 71. The production highlights female resilience in times of darkness, the tenacity of women, and the strength generated by intergenerational…

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New Photos of Daniel McCusker's ATAD Process

This week on June 17 and 18, Across the Ages Dance, produced by Eliza Mallouk and Marcie Mitler, will open in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This intergenerational performance, features the work of five choreographers and twenty-four dancers, ranging in age from their first decade of life to their eighth. The performances are all but sold out, and it promises to be a weekend to remember. Photos available at Defining The Capture blog, featuring Daniel McCusker's rehearsal process. 

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Dance opportunities Across the Ages

Elders and youth collaborate on intergenerational dance programs. Read the story at suite101.com