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Located in SOMA in San Francisco, CounterPULSE is a non-profit theater, performance space, community center, and gallery with roots deep in the Bay Area’s provocative performance and dance scenes. CounterPULSE produces its own shows, helps support local artists and activists with its programs and can be rented for productions and rehearsals.

Archive for July, 2011

Permutae and Reception at Counterpulse…we are ripening!

Sunday, July 31st, 2011

                      http://counterpulse.org/pe​rmutae-reception/ Hello CounterPULSE! This is my first blog post! Ever! We are getting ready for our shows, Permutae and Reception. So I’m excited, and I want to share with you a bit about the feeling of the show ripening! It’s going up in two [...]

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Permutae

Saturday, July 30th, 2011

August 12th and 13th at 8pm. Permutae is a collaboration between artists Finley Coyl and Mary Franck with dancers Kyra Rice, Chrysalis Hyon, and Qilo Matzen that maps the expanding technological-biological horizon through representation and recreation of queer bodies, questioning the boundaries of that growth towards greater agency and the manifestation of desire. We began [...]

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Reflections

Thursday, July 28th, 2011

The beauty of the artists I’m working with never ceases to amaze me. When I witness them, I witness the uniqueness of each person’s spirit, each person’s love and passion for her or his art, each person’s gift of giving deeply to the birth of this piece. This creative endeavor is bringing to life the [...]

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Awesome Footage from FACT/SF’s 2nd Work in Progress Showing!!

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011
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Looking back to move forward (part of FACT/SF’s Tasty Tuesdays)

Tuesday, July 12th, 2011

You might know by now that FACT/SF is interested in many things…systems and people and movements and implications and meta-theatrical concerns and deep emotive expressions.  As we do our best to innovate and push push push forward – both relative to our own work and also the larger field of dance working/making, we always find [...]

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