Aérea Teatro

Volvemos a la sala. Volvemos al movimiento. Después del receso, agosto nos encuentra con nuevas funciones, obras que regresan y una programación atravesada por la danza, la memoria, los vínculos y distintas formas de habitar el cuerpo. Agenda 🔥RINGTONE LADO A   Madre e hija convierten el escenario en un territorio compartido entre generaciones.   Después del estreno de Ringtone en 2025, Brenda Angiel y Sara Becker presentan ahora Ringtone Lado A, una obra donde la intimidad se vuelve materia escénica y el paso del tiempo aparece entre danza, humor, imágenes filmadas y textos grabados por las propias intérpretes. La pieza evita la solemnidad y se permite jugar con las tensiones, afectos y contradicciones de un vínculo real. Una experiencia multimedia, sensible y cercana, construida en múltiples capas. Dirección artística: Brenda Angiel Intérpretes: Brenda Angiel y Sara Becker   Próxima Función 📅 29 de agosto   Descuentos para estudiantes y personas jubiladas. 👉 QUIERO IR A RINGTONE LADO A 👨‍👩‍👧 FESTIVAL DE DANZA AÉREA Una noche. Cuatro obras. Muchas formas de volar. La Escuela Aérea, fundada por Brenda Angiel hace más de treinta años, fue espacio de formación para generaciones de artistas. Este festival reúne distintas miradas que nacieron, crecieron y transformaron ese lenguaje.   En programa: • 8CHO — fragmento · Brenda Angiel • RASA — fragmento · Viviana Finkelstein • Código Genético · Alejandro Burlando Páez y Eugenia Cordera • Umbral · Antonella Paniccia, Agnese Vanaga y Andrés Puertas 📅 Sábados 15 y 22 de agosto 🕗 20 hs 📍 Aérea Teatro Dirección artística general: Brenda Angiel Co-dirección: Viviana Finkelstein 👉 Reservá en Alternativa Teatral   👉RESERVO! 🔥 DESAMARRO – ESTADÍOS ESCLAVOS 21 y 23 de agosto Un cuerpo expuesto. Un cuerpo que atraviesa angustia, euforia, abandono, deseo y necesidad de escapar. Desamarro vuelve a escena en su novena temporada, después de su estreno en 2018. Una obra de Mauro Dann y la Compañía Movimiento Descentralizado que construye su lenguaje desde la acumulación, la fragilidad y la intensidad física. Una montaña de cuerpos. Ausencias. Heridas. Estados que se suceden hasta encontrar —o buscar— algún desamarro.   ⚠️ Una vez iniciada la función no se podrá ingresar a la sala. 👉 Reservá en Alternativa Teatral   👉RESERVO! ¿Querés ir un paso más allá? Segundo cuatrimestre de la carrera de Danza Aérea   Si la danza aérea ya forma parte de tu camino, en agosto comienza una nueva edición de nuestra Formación Intensiva Intérprete y Docente de Danza Aérea, dirigida por Brenda Angiel. Un recorrido de cuatro meses para profundizar la técnica, la composición coreográfica, la seguridad y las herramientas pedagógicas junto a un equipo docente con amplia trayectoria.   🗓 Cursada: Sábados de 10 a 13 hs   Dirección: Brenda Angiel Con docentes invitados especializados en danza aérea, composición y entrenamiento contemporáneo. ⚠️ Cupos limitados.   👉 ME INSCRIBO! ✨ ¡Nuevo Canal! Ahora estamos en Whatsapp   Me sumo 📍 Agosto 2026 – Aérea Teatro 📩 Consultas e inscripciones abiertas   Bartolomé Mitre 4272 – Almagro

Zaccho Dance Theatre

 

Artists: Megan Lowe & Roel Seeber | Design by Charlie Formenty Thank You for attending the Seventh Biennial San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival! A heartfelt thank you to the masterful artists who shared their work with us; to our partners, crew, and volunteers who helped steer a hefty ship; and to the wonderful audiences who joined us to celebrate the aerial arts. And, we are so proud of the youth, professionals and filmmakers who took our breaths away! Every two years, the Festival is generously supported by ticket buyers, funders and friends. We extend our deepest gratitude to our institutional 2026 funders: Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture San Francisco Grant for the Arts The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation CA Performing Arts Equitable Payroll Fund Zellerbach Family Foundation JKW Foundation  Distracted Globe Foundation The Terry Sendgraff Scholarship Foundation  And finally, a massive thank you to our community of generous individual donors who help keep our art accessible and thriving. We couldn't - and wouldn't want to - do this without you! ~The Zaccho Team We Want To Hear From You! We would love to hear about your experience at the San Francisco Aerial Arts Festival. Your feedback helps us improve the Festival and demonstrate its impact to our artists, partners, and funders. The survey takes 3-5 minutes to complete. Thank you for taking a moment to reflect with us! COMPLETE THE SURVEY Audience Views! As we compile our images and video of artist performances to share with you soon, please enjoy a few snapshots of from various views, below. MORE IMAGES & VIDEO Help Us Plant Seeds For SFAAF 2028! If you missed the chance to support future Aerial Arts Festivals, please consider making a tax-deductible donation today!  As a 501(c)(3) charity, Zaccho Dance Theatre only exists through the continued support of our community. We are eternally grateful for our community's ongoing generosity! DONATE TODAY Connect with us

Zaccho Dance Theatre | 1777 Yosemite Ave, Studio 330 | San Francisco, CA 94124 US

Aeriosa Dance Society

Aeriosa’s Summer and Fall Updates! *Upcoming Performance: in7inyaxa7en at VanDusen Botanical Garden *Join Aeriosa for Intro to Vertical Dance Classes at The Roundhouse this Fall *Highlights from our Tofino Tree Dance Workshops and Performance in7inyaxa7en (Thunderbird) returns September 27, 2026! Aeriosa and Spakwus Slulem bring their celebrated performance to VanDusen Botanical Garden in7inyaxa7en at VanDusen Botanical Garden September 27, 2026 | 1pm & 3pm VanDusen Botanical Garden (5251 Oak St, Vancouver) Free with the price of garden admission or membership Book online in advance to save on admission! Aeriosa is excited to announce the return of in7inyaxa7en. in7inyaxa7en (the Squamish name for the supernatural being also called 'Thunderbird' in English) is a land-based collaboration by Aeriosa and Spakwus Slulem Eagle Song Dancers. It is an intercultural presentation that brings traditional Squamish singers, dancers and drummers and Aeriosa vertical dancers together in a ceremonial performance guided by Squamish Sea Going Canoe Family Chiy̓áxw (cultural protocol).   in7inyaxa7en has been adapted seven times for different Vancouver locations since 2011, and we are excited to bring the work to the trees at VanDusen Botanical Garden on September 27, 2026 for two special performances. The site-specific work will be performed at 1pm and 3pm, and will include a selection of traditional Squamish songs and dances by the Spakwus Slulem dancers and artistic director Bob S7aplek Baker, vertical dance work by the Aeriosa dancers, and the ‘Gathering of Eagles’ social dance.  Coinciding with National Forest Week, Aeriosa is delighted to bring in7inyaxa7en back to audiences for the first time in 8 years and to explore the unique possibilities and deeper connections the trees at VanDusen will bring to the work. In addition, we will be rehearsing in the gardens September 22 - 26, 2026.Keep an eye out, say hi, and come see what we’re preparing in the lead up to the performances!  *Audience members are welcome and encouraged to bring low lawn chairs or a blanket for viewing the show. *VanDusen Botanical Garden offers free admission to all self-identifying Indigenous Peoples. This offer is available in-person at the admission desk, no pre-booking required. Aeriosa and Spakwus Slulem are pleased to bring ‘in7inyaxa7en’ to the garden with the generous support of The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and The Vancouver Botanical Gardens Association.  Photo: Ben Z Cooper Dance with us: Join Aeriosa for Intro to Vertical Dance this Fall! Program Details Session 1: September 25 - October 16 Session 2: October 23 - November 13 Registration: 4-class series: $160 Capacity: Maximum 10 participants per session Register HERE Class Description Join Aeriosa Dance Artists for a 4-class introductory series using rope and harness systems to explore vertical dance. This beginner-level class is designed to introduce the exhilaration of vertical dance while developing safety awareness and technique. During this progressive series, participants will be introduced to fundamental vertical dance skills by learning choreography and creative movement exercises. Vertical dancers move differently on the ground and in the air: Join Aeriosa Dance Artists for this fun class that builds core strength while hovering, sliding, swinging, tilting, rotating, and tipping upside down.  Participants are invited to join us for either class series, and those interested in attending both sessions are welcome to express their interest upon registration.  No prerequisites required. Suitable for participants of all levels. No previous dance or climbing experience is needed.  Photo Credit: Adriana Lončarević   Dancing with Trees at ʼnaʼnaquuʔa Julia’s reflection following Aeriosa’s workshops and  performance May 23 - 29th! As I sit down to write, it is hot and smoky, and I am daydreaming about the fresh ocean air and lovely green coolness we enjoyed in late May during our Tofino Tree Dance Workshops and Community Performance Showcase week. It was magical to dance under the shelter of giant Sitka Spruce trees, surrounded by berry bushes, plant medicines, and baby songbirds. The vibrant forest teased our senses open, inviting creativity and collaboration between artists and the community, friends and family, visitors and locals. It was a joy to assist workshop participants in learning new skills and sharing the performances. The talent and commitment of the intergenerational cast shone through, and the show was warmly received by the audience. Heartfelt thanks to the District of Tofino for generously supporting Aeriosa, and making it possible for us to offer this rare opportunity to nurture the performing arts on the West Coast. The cast of Tree Dance Solos and Duets, made up of Aeriosa company dancers and community workshop participants! Still from ‘Tree Dance Solos and Duets’ Workshop participants Charlotte and Rylee Workshop participant Somer Workshop participants Sennen and Annie These activities were generously supported by the District of Tofino.  Aeriosa is a proud Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks Ally.  Photos courtesy of Julia Taffe.

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