September 16, 2011
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September 1, 2011
In just ONE WEEK, our fantastic show opens! Sometimes people wonder how choreographers make dances. There are many different ways – this is one of them. FACT/SF, like a hearty breakfast, is both nutritious and delicious.
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August 26, 2011
Hello my friends! In 2 short weeks FACT/SF opens it’s fourth season with Pretonically Oriented v.3. We are THRILLED to bring this new (and super awesome) work your way. I know you’ll be there to see it…because you’re rad and cool like that. I made a short little video to hold you over until opening […]
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August 8, 2011
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http://youtu.be/fVYkdrORd8U
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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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In an effort to share everything I possibly can about what we’re doing, I made a short explanatory video – it’s rad and you should check it out! ~Charles Slender Artistic Director, FACT/SF
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June 28, 2011
On a rainy Tuesday morning, FACT/SF‘s Artistic Director Charles Slender tries to figure out what, really, this project is. We’re getting closer.
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Often artists, including myself, find themselves pitching a project before they’ve really gotten dirty with it, before they really know what the project really IS. Nearly a month into rehearsals now, we’re learning so many new things. The Work in Progress Showing last week featured some healthy discourse that elicited new ideas and fantastic feedback. Here’s […]
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June 14, 2011
I think with Satie’s work, especially with this piece, a simple and methodical space is opened that allows the listener to submerge themselves in thought, reflection, and image-building. The work has an emotional quality…but I think it’s generated by the listener, and doesn’t necessary lie within the score itself. There’s something about this that reminds […]
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