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Gu Jiani (China), Compagnie Tabea Martin (Switzerland) Dance Double Bill User Submitted

When: Thu., June 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-399-9554
Email: info@sfiaf.org
Price: $25
www.sfiaf.org/gu_jiani
Right & Left is a haunting tribute to symmetry and its dissolution, ominous and beautiful in equal measure. Gu Jiani fuses incredible precision with an arresting mix of projection and light offering a jaw-dropping perspective on our oldest questions: Why do we love, and how do we stop it from destroying who we are? Field reflects on the impossibilities of connections. Can one lose her or himself within the group? Can one give up on her or his individual thoughts? The performance shows a mechanism of tragedy and the inability to really meet one and another.

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