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BodiGram
exists as dance company whose work supports the ideas of global
community. Using western and eastern dance and movement styles, they
work to create dances that reflect the issues of modern life with the
beauty of past traditions. BodiGram is a
collaborative company, we strongly believe in the power of each
performers voice in the creative process because life and art should
always be about letting people's individuality add to a sense of
universal oneness. The dances we create run the theatrical and
emotional gamut. We do not limit ourselves to one style or
form of dance, but allow our many cultural and somatic experiences to
shape our choreography into works that reflect the ebb and flow of
life, love, and humanity.
History:BodiGram Dance Company is an
emerging dance company formed by choreographers Blair Bodie
and Julia Graham. Brought together by their
interests in Asian philosophy and movement traditions as well as
improvisation and somatic awareness, they blend Western and Eastern
thought and form. BodiGram's first performance as a
company debuted in April of 2008;however, the work of Julia
and Blair has been seen in America and Southeast Asia at
Dance New Amsterdam (NYC), Joyce Soho(NYC), Collective Unconscious
(NYC), Hatch (NYC), The Kaye Theater (NYC), Boulder Fringe (CO),
Philadelphia Fringe (PA), Fire House Theater (VA), SomArts (SF),
CounterPulse (SF), Intersection for the Arts (SF), Dancing in the Park
(SF), The Dance City (Kuala Lumpur), DA Theater (Kuala Lumpur), and
Stadium at Bukit Jalil, as well the Garage (SF) where they currently
have a residency.
BodiGram Offers Dance, Yoga and Performing Arts Classes!!!
Yes, BodiGram also provides outstanding dance, yoga and performing arts instruction.
Begin your dance, yoga or performing arts experience at
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The W.O.W
festival presents, "For the Love of the Game!":
A spoof on the trials and
tribulations of dating Come join BodiGram on January 15th and 16th 8pm at The Garage, 975 Howard St, SF, CA, then
Come see "For the Love of the Game!" Same place, same time March 16th and 17th.,
for an action packed night of evening of speed dating, underwear duets,
chess boxing, uncalled for flirtation, and other sorted affairs.
Need
more temptation?
Tickets are only $10-$20!
More about the W.O.W
festival:
Footloose presents the 11th Annual Women on
the Way Festival at two venues in San Francisco January
13-30, 2011. See original, innovative theater, dance and
comedy by a diverse and talented group of women. Each
year this festival receives rave reviews and packs the
house. Join the crowds at Shotwell Studios and The Garage
for an engaging night out. Be sure to get your tickets
early as space is limited! Check details at ftloose.org
for complete schedule and descriptions.
Footloose is funded in part by grants from the
Zellerbach Family Foundation, Grants for the Arts/San
Francisco Hotel Tax, generous businesses and individuals.
Corporate sponsor is the San Francisco Bay Guardian.
Women on the Way artists for January 2011:
SHOTWELL STUDIOS: 3252-A 19th St., Folsom/So Van Ness
SF 94110:
Thursdays-Sundays, January 13-30, 2011; 12 shows at 8:00
pm
Genny Lim solo theater; Jessica Ferris solo physical theater;
Silvia Girardi Acting multidisciplinary theater; Shabana
Rehman solo comedy; Christine Bonansea multidisciplinary
performance; Alison Whittaker comedic solo theater; Leigh
Shaw ensemble theater; and Pearl Marill Dance Theater,
physical comedy.
THE GARAGE: 975 Howard Street, 5th/6th Streets,
SF 94103:
Thursdays-Sundays, January 14-30, 2011; 11 shows all at
8:00 pm
Dance and dance theater performances by Blair Bodie and
Julia Graham of BodiGram, Sheena Johnson/REBEL HOME, Jennifer
Mellor Dance Project, Raisa Punkki of punkkiCo, Malinda
LaVelle of ProjectTHRUST, Alyce Finwall Dance Theater,
Philein Wang of ZiRu Productions and Gretchen Alterowitz
with Erica Rose Jeffrey of Counterpointe.
