Last Blue Couch in the Sky is a two-part dance performance starting at Tutubi Plaza and ending in YBCA's Forum.
Conceived by prolific Bay Area choreographer Kim Epifano and Epiphany Dance Theater, and commissioned by YBCA in celebration of Epiphany’s twentieth anniversary, this production reveals the cultural erasure witnessed in the South of Market neighborhood. Led by a cast of 20 performers and featuring site-specific dance and performance happenings in the street, on fire escapes, and throughout public space, Last Blue Couch in the Sky will begin in Tutubi Plaza (Russ Street, between Minna and Natoma) and stop for pedestrian dance performances at six locations before arriving in YBCA’s Forum for a thrilling hour-long culmination.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to see the full arc of the performance in order to experience the artist’s intended vision. Please note that the performances in the neighborhood are free to the public, but you must have a ticket for the final phase inside the YBCA Forum.
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Conceived by prolific Bay Area choreographer Kim Epifano and Epiphany Dance Theater, and commissioned by YBCA in celebration of Epiphany’s twentieth anniversary, this production reveals the cultural erasure witnessed in the South of Market neighborhood. Led by a cast of 20 performers and featuring site-specific dance and performance happenings in the street, on fire escapes, and throughout public space, Last Blue Couch in the Sky will begin in Tutubi Plaza (Russ Street, between Minna and Natoma) and stop for pedestrian dance performances at six locations before arriving in YBCA’s Forum for a thrilling hour-long culmination.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to see the full arc of the performance in order to experience the artist’s intended vision. Please note that the performances in the neighborhood are free to the public, but you must have a ticket for the final phase inside the YBCA Forum.
Last Blue Couch in the Sky is a two-part dance performance starting at Tutubi Plaza and ending in YBCA's Forum.
Conceived by prolific Bay Area choreographer Kim Epifano and Epiphany Dance Theater, and commissioned by YBCA in celebration of Epiphany’s twentieth anniversary, this production reveals the cultural erasure witnessed in the South of Market neighborhood. Led by a cast of 20 performers and featuring site-specific dance and performance happenings in the street, on fire escapes, and throughout public space, Last Blue Couch in the Sky will begin in Tutubi Plaza (Russ Street, between Minna and Natoma) and stop for pedestrian dance performances at six locations before arriving in YBCA’s Forum for a thrilling hour-long culmination.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to see the full arc of the performance in order to experience the artist’s intended vision. Please note that the performances in the neighborhood are free to the public, but you must have a ticket for the final phase inside the YBCA Forum.
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Conceived by prolific Bay Area choreographer Kim Epifano and Epiphany Dance Theater, and commissioned by YBCA in celebration of Epiphany’s twentieth anniversary, this production reveals the cultural erasure witnessed in the South of Market neighborhood. Led by a cast of 20 performers and featuring site-specific dance and performance happenings in the street, on fire escapes, and throughout public space, Last Blue Couch in the Sky will begin in Tutubi Plaza (Russ Street, between Minna and Natoma) and stop for pedestrian dance performances at six locations before arriving in YBCA’s Forum for a thrilling hour-long culmination.
Attendees are strongly encouraged to see the full arc of the performance in order to experience the artist’s intended vision. Please note that the performances in the neighborhood are free to the public, but you must have a ticket for the final phase inside the YBCA Forum.
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