We are thrilled to announce that the dance film “Sean Dorsey Dance: Dreaming Trans & Queer Futures” (dir. Lindsay Gauthier, Produced by KQED) will make its international premiere at the OMOVIES Film Festival in Naples!
Sean Dorsey Dance’s dance film, “SEEK/AFTER,” is screening at the InShadow – Lisbon Screendance Festival!
Sending mountains of appreciation to the over 500 people who came to the premiere, and to our Sean Dorsey Dance company dancers, designers, composers, collaborators, staff, production crew, front-of-house support, funders, donors, Community Partners, friends, and beloved community!
(ASL Interpretation on Friday, March 3rd)
Sean Dorsey Dance’s new full-evening work makes its Pacific Northwest Premiere: THE LOST ART OF DREAMING investigates and imagines expansive Futures. A fusion of full-throttle dance, intimate storytelling and exquisite queer partnering, THE LOST ART OF DREAMING is “luscious, intricate and deeply human” (Bay Times). Velocity Dance Place is a national Co-Commissioner of THE LOST ART OF DREAMING.
Join us for an online, on-demand, Closed-Captioned encore screening of new works by the 2022 FRESH WORKS! Commissioned Artists — available for FREE ($0+ sliding scale donation).
We are thrilled to announce that the dance film “Sean Dorsey Dance: Dreaming Trans & Queer Futures” (dir. Lindsay Gauthier, Produced by KQED) is selected to screen at the Divine Queer Film Festival in Torino, Italy.
Sean Dorsey Dance’s new full-evening work makes its Hawaiian Premiere: THE LOST ART OF DREAMING investigates and imagines expansive Futures. A fusion of full-throttle dance, intimate storytelling and exquisite queer partnering, THE LOST ART OF DREAMING is “luscious, intricate and deeply human” (Bay Times)
We are thrilled to announce that the dance film “Sean Dorsey Dance: Dreaming Trans & Queer Futures” (dir. Lindsay Gauthier, Produced by KQED) makes its Australia premiere at the Geelong Pride Film Festival.
This panel brings together LGBTQ+ artists and scholars to discuss the political impacts of our work, and the specific tensions, violence, and healing traditional dance engages. We ask each other, and ourselves: What are we currently fighting for in our arts? How are we continuing our legacies of dances of our peoples? And how are we doing our work with our queerness?
Sean Dorsey Dance’s new full-evening work makes its East Coast Premiere: THE LOST ART OF DREAMING investigates and imagines expansive Futures. A fusion of full-throttle dance, intimate storytelling and exquisite queer partnering, THE LOST ART OF DREAMING is “luscious, intricate and deeply human” (Bay Times). Dance Place is a national Co-Commissioner of THE LOST ART OF DREAMING.