The return of Sean Dorsey Dance “The Lost Art Of Dreaming” at Z Space

CAN’T ATTEND IN-PERSON EVENTS SAFELY?

• Sean Dorsey Dance and Fresh Meat Productions resist and oppose the current rush to “re-open” without regard for the well-being and safety of our communities’ most marginalized, under-resourced and/or vulnerable.
• If you cannot attend in-person events safely and/or cannot be vaccinated because of disability, illness or immune suppression – we still want this work to be accessible to you!
• We will make an online, on-demand, Closed-Captioned video version of our Home Season available for FREE a few weeks after our in-person Home Season ($0+ sliding scale donation).

ACCESS NOTES:

• Z Space’s entrance, lobby, bathrooms and audience seating are wheelchair accessible.
• The front row of seating is at floor level; all other rows of seating are on risers and require climbing stairs.
• The front row of seating features armless chairs; all other chairs in the theater have non-moveable arms.
• Sunday’s performance will feature ASL Interpretation: please let us know when you’re coming (Email eric@freshmeatproductifons.org)
• If you need to reserve front row / accessible seating, email us at boxoffice@zspace.org
• Z Space’s bathrooms are all-gender.
• Identification (ID) is not required to purchase or pick up tickets.

COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS FOR THIS EVENT:

• Each performance will have limited seating — to allow for more space between audience members.
• Audience is required to be KN95 masked for the entirety of their time inside the building. Our staff will provide KN95 masks to everyone before they enter the building; audiences may also bring and wear their own KN95, N95 or N100 mask (unless someone’s disability, chronic illness or health condition means they cannot wear a mask).
• By attending in person, you agree to the following:
  • You do not have any signs of contagious illness (COVID or otherwise), including pink eye, that aren’t fully explained by a non-contagious health condition that you have
  • If you have had COVID, it’s been at least 10 days since your first symptoms or positive test if you were asymptomatic.