'Phantasmagoria' from Cutting Ball Theater
This other-worldly film, available for at-home streaming, is described as a "horror fantasia, psychedelic creature-feature and an escape room all-in-one," according to event organizers. It follows two spirits on a mission to free themselves from the 2-dimensional world they're confined in, serving as a nod to society opening up after a year of isolation. Phantasmagoria is the Cutting Ball Theater's latest piece made in collaboration with Mugwumpin and Bay Area Theatre Cypher.
Streaming on-demand via Vimeo from April 29 - May 23. See the event webpage for details.
'Talk to your People'' by Dan Hoyle
Solo performer Dan Hoyle showcases his new characters and monologues developed in quarantine in his one-man show, "Talk to Your People". To Hoyle, the show is a constantly evolving piece of work that reflects the ever-changing conditions of social justice issues. The night will end with an interactive chat with Hoyle.
Live streaming event on Saturday, May 22 from 5 - 6 p.m. Suggested donation is $15 - $50. See the event webpage for details.
'Doing and Undoing' featured in Catharine Clark Gallery
Fiber works, installations and video are all a part of artist Jen Bervin's solo showcase at Catharine Clark Gallery, titled "Doing and Undoing." In textile, Bervin explores the poetic tension between poetry and thread, featuring words from Emily Dickinson.
Available for public viewing until May 29, no reservations are required.
Fashion Sphere 2021 showcases designs from City College students
The fashion students of City College of San Francisco are hosting the 20th annual Fashion Sphere, a runway event that entirely features works from student creatives. It's one of the few runways completely produced by students. The designers compete for Academy of the Art University scholarships.
Live on twitch at Noon on Sunday, May 23.
Circadian String Quartet hosts virtual recital
The San Francisco Circadian String Quartet's spring recital, "Vita Oscura," is a reflection on the trials and tribulations this year brought to the musicians. The program features Shostakovich's String Quartet no. 8, along with other emotional, moving pieces.
7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 21. Tickets cost $10 - $15. See the event webpage for details.
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