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BOYS BITE BACK! new work by Sean Dorsey Dance User Submitted

When: Fri., May 12, 8-10 p.m. and Sat., May 13, 4-6 & 8-10 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-626-0453
Email: production@freshmeatproductions.org
Price: $15-30 sliding scale
seandorseydance.com/boys-bite-back
Sean Dorsey Dance returns to the stage with BOYS BITE BACK – all-new dances about navigating queer and trans masculinities. As the shadow of Tr*mp’s rule falls over LGBTQ communities across the US, Sean Dorsey Dance bites back with full-throttle dance, luscious queer partnering, highly-physical theater and storytelling that celebrate gender-expansiveness and reject compulsory conformity. In turns explosive, powerful, playful, vulnerable and sexy, BOYS BITE BACK features a series of new dances and a sneak peek of Sean Dorsey Dance’s upcoming show BOYS IN TROUBLE (premieres in 2018). Special musical guests: The Singing Bois, a queer retro quartet.

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