We can’t talk about women choreographers without an intersectional lens that includes choreographers of color—all our liberations are inexorably bound together. Bodies are certainly gendered, but bodies of color, particularly black bodies, are tragically racialized within our inherently racist and misogynistic, political, institutional, and artistic structures.
To all our Lindy Hoppers and swing dance fans, please join us for a wonderful evening watching one of the most infectiously fun and informative films you’ll see on the…
SFDFF is proud to announce its selection as a Special Award Honoree for the 2016 Isadora Duncan Dance Awards. The ceremony was held March 21 at Yerba Buena Center for…
SFDFF's two Co-Laboratory films, Listen to the Oracle and Mad Scene 2.0, created for the 2015 festival, will be screened at the upcoming Tiny Dance Film Festival, March 19-20, at…
