Flyaway Productions

Thank you for your support of Flyaway Productions! 30 Years of Art-As-Activism Dear Friends, It's Giving Tuesday! I’ll be brief. Flyaway doesn't look away. When inequity shows up on our street corners, when histories of resistance are erased, when women's voices are silenced behind prison walls—we respond. In this moment of authoritarian turmoil, hyper-local public art isn't just our strategy—it's our survival. For our 30th anniversary season, we're launching FREEDOM COMES WHEN ONE WALKS THROUGH IT—free, site-specific performances that will contrast public libraries (designed to freely nourish people) with prisons (designed for punishment and cruel indifference). We'll create dance-based public art at three libraries across San Francisco, amplifying the voices of incarcerated women and uplifting their pathways to liberation. Support Our 30th Year of Art-as-Activism YOUR DONATION SUPPORTS: $100 supports two hours of rehearsal for one dancer $250 covers one week of incarcerated artist April Harris' research at the CA Institution for Women $500 pays for 2 collaborative sessions with writer April Harris and composer Kalyn Harewood  $1500 supports travel to liaise with April Harris, who works from her cell at the CA Institution for Women This is how movements grow—one performance, one story, one donation at a time. In solidarity, Jo Kreiter Artistic Director Check out excerpts from Down on the Corner, which premiered in October 2025 at the corner of Turk and Taylor, the historic site of the 1966 Compton's Cafeteria Riots. Donate Forward Media Credits: 1) Photo by Brechin Flournoy of MaryStarr Hope in Down on the Corner - 2025; 2) RAPT Productions of Ai Yin Adelski, Gabriele Christian, B Dean, Quinn Dior, Sonsherée Giles, MaryStarr Hope, Jhia Jackson, Megan Lowe, and Saharla Vetsch in Down on the Corner - 2025 Copyright © 2025 Flyaway Productions, All rights reserved. For more information, please visit: flyawayproductions.com